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1. Anton
Benz,
Games and Decisions in Pragmatics II
2. Sylvie
De Cock,
12th European Association for Lexicography International Congress
Message 1: Games and Decisions in Pragmatics II
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Date: 27-Jul-2005
From: Anton Benz <benzsitkom.sdu.dk>
Subject: Games and Decisions in Pragmatics II
Full Title: Games and Decisions in Pragmatics II
Short Title: GDPII
Date: 06-Jan-2006 - 07-Jan-2006
Location: Berlin, Germany
Contact Person: Anton Benz
Meeting Email: gdpIIsitkom.sdu.dk
Web Site: http://anton-benz.de/gdp/GDPII.html
Linguistic Field(s): Pragmatics
Call Deadline: 12-Nov-2005
Meeting Description:
Games and Decisions in Pragmatics II
January 6th-7th, 2006,
Centre for General Linguistics, Typology and Universals Research (ZAS), Berlin,
Germany
Deadline for Submissions: November 12th, 2005
URL: http://anton-benz.de/gdp/GDPII.html
Game and Decision Theory (GDT) are widely used frameworks for the study of
rational agents. They are natural candidates if we look for a theoretical
foundation of linguistic pragmatics. In the 90ies, GDT pragmatics was
characterised by isolated, innovative research, as e.g. carried out by Arthur
Merin and Prashant Parikh. But in recent years a firm research community has
emerged with a strong interdisciplinary character, where economists,
philosophers, and social scientists meet with linguists. The recent growth is
not at least due to the strong stimulus that the field received thanks to the
emergence and development of evolutionary game theory and the theory of
signalling games.
It is the aim of this conference to provide a forum for research on game
theoretic pragmatics. Pragmatics is understood in a wide sense, including not
only classical topics like Gricean pragmatics, speech act theory, rhetoric, and
socio-linguistics, but also e.g. investigations into the role of rational
behaviour in language change. We invite talks that further our theoretical
understanding of the role of preferences and decision making in language use, as
well as empirical investigations into the validity of theoretical models.
Invited Speakers:
Gerhard Jaeger, Bielefeld
Ariel Rubinstein, Tel Aviv and New York
Robert Stalnaker, Boston
Submissions:
Authors should submit an anonymous abstract. The length of abstracts for talks
should be at most 3 single-column pages including literature. All submissions
should include a separate cover page specifying the authors' names, affiliation,
address, e-mail address and title of the paper. The abstracts should be
submitted electronically (pdf, ps or doc format) to: gdpIIsitkom.sdu.dk
Important Dates:
Deadline for Submissions: November 12th, 2005
Notification of Acceptance: December 1st, 2005
Conference: January 6th-7th, 2006
Reviewing Board:
Anton Benz, Kolding
Gerhard Jaeger, Bielefeld
Manfred Krifka, Berlin
Ariel Rubinstein, Tel Aviv and New York
Robert van Rooij, Amsterdam
Robert Stalnaker, Boston
Organisation:
Anton Benz, SDU, Kolding, Denmark
Manfred Krifka, ZAS, Berlin, Germany
URL: http://anton-benz.de/gdp/GDPII.html
Contact: gdpIIsitkom.sdu.dk
Previous Conference: http://anton-benz.de/gdp/gdp.html
Message 2: 12th European Association for Lexicography International Congress
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Date: 26-Jul-2005
From: Sylvie De Cock <decocklige.ucl.ac.be>
Subject: 12th European Association for Lexicography International Congress
Full Title: 12th European Association for Lexicography International Congress
Short Title: EURALEX 2006
Date: 06-Sep-2006 - 09-Sep-2006
Location: Torino, Italy
Contact Person: Prof. Carla Marello
Meeting Email: euralex2006unito.it
Web Site: http://www.euralex.org/Euralex2006_cfp1_en.html
Linguistic Field(s): Lexicography
Call Deadline: 30-Oct-2005
Meeting Description:
EURALEX 2006
The 12th EURALEX International Congress will be held in Torino Italy, from the
6th to the 9th of September 2006. The Congress organizers are the Faculty of
Modern Language and Literature and the Department of Scienze letterarie e
filologiche of the University of Torino together with the Accademia della Crusca
(Florence).
EURALEX 2006, as previous European Association for Lexicography congresses,
brings together professional lexicographers, publishers, researchers, scholars,
and others interested in dictionaries of all types. The programme will include
plenary lectures, parallel sessions on the topics listed below, software
demonstrations, pre-congress tutorials and specialized workshops, a book and
software exhibition, and social events for participants and their guests.
TOPICS
Papers, posters, and software demonstrations are invited on all topics of
lexicography, including, but not limited to, the following fields, which are the
main focus of the congress:
1. Historical and Scholarly Lexicography and Etymology
2. Computational Lexicography and Lexicology
3. The Dictionary-Making Process
4. Reports on Lexicographical and Lexicological Projects
5. Bilingual Lexicography
6. Dialect dictionaries and linguistic atlases
7. Lexicography for Specialised Languages - Terminology and Terminography
8. Dictionary Use
9. Phraseology and Collocation
10. Lexicological Issues of Lexicographical Relevance
11. Other topics
The main topics are not meant to exclude any lexicographic topic. Papers,
posters, and demonstrations that are relevant to the congress, but which do not
fit into any of the categories 1-10, will be reviewed nonetheless and considered
for presentation.
CONTACT ADDRESS
Congress Organizers EURALEX 2006
Prof. Carla Marello
Dipartimento di Scienze letterarie e filologiche
Via Sant'Ottavio 20
10124 Torino
Italy
e-mail: euralex2006unito.it
URL: http://www.euralex.org
PAPERS
Individual presentations should be timed for 20 minutes, and will be followed by
a 10-minute discussion period.
SHORT PAPERS AND PROJECT NOTES
There will be opportunities for short papers and project notes. These will be
allowed 20 minutes including discussion period. It is up to the speaker to
devote time to discussion or to exploit entirely the 20 minutes for the
presentation of his/her paper.
There are no restrictions on language of presentations, but unfortunately it is
not possible to offer interpretation.
SOFTWARE DEMONSTRATIONS
We are particularly interested in well-prepared software demonstrations,
presentations of electronic dictionaries, corpora, tools, etc. These
demonstrations will be allowed a 20-minute time slot at the congress (they may
possibly be presented twice). Technical facilities will be available.
POSTERS
A poster session is planned. Appropriate facilities will be provided on the
Congress site.
SUBMISSIONS
Submissions may be one of the following types: Contributed papers, Software
demonstrations, Posters.
All submissions will be reviewed by two or three members of the referees' panel.
The programme will be selected by the programme committee.
Authors should send three hard copies before the 30th of October 2005 to the
Congress Organiser (see address above). Email submission (to
euralex2006unito.it) is to be used in addition, but the hardcopy submission in
three copies is mandatory.
Submissions proposing software demonstrations should include a description of
the functions, underlying approach and implementation of the software, possibly
an indication of a URL, and hardware/software requirements.
FORMAT
Contributed Papers: front page + 6-8 pages, double-spaced;
Software Demonstrations: front page + 4 pages, double-spaced;
Posters: front page + 1-2 pages, double-spaced;
In the front page please write only the following items:
* Title of the paper/software demonstration/poster;
* Name(s), affiliation(s) and address(es) of the author(s);
* Abstract (10-15 lines);
* In the top right corner: indication of the topic category. If your paper
does not fit into any of the main categories, please use 11.
At the beginning of the text (first page after the front page) repeat only the
title of the paper/software demonstration/poster and the topic category.
Authors whose submissions are accepted have to pay their registration fee before
April 2006 the 1st. They will receive a style guide for the preparation of the
(electronic) final version of the paper to be published in the Proceedings which
appear immediately before the congress. Contributed papers will be allowed up to
10 pages: short papers, project notes, papers relating to Software
Demonstrations and posters will be allowed up to 5 pages, in a separate section
of the Proceedings.
IMPORTANT DATES
30 October 2005: Deadline for receipt of preliminary versions of papers by
congress organisers.
1 March 2006: Despatch of notifications of acceptance/rejection.
1 April 2006: Deadline for receipt of camera-ready papers for inclusion in
the Proceedings (and for authors registration fee payment).
Programme Committee: Carla Marello (I), Geoffrey Williams (Fr), Rosamund Moon
(GB), Janet de Ceasaris (E), Manuel Barbera (I), and Nicoletta Maraschio (I),
Vice-President of the Accademia della Crusca.
Reviewers will include the above, the members of the EURALEX Executive Board,
and additional experts.
Pre-EURALEX tutorials: Pre-EURALEX tutorials will be organised. Topics will be
announced later.
Exhibitions: A book and software exhibition will be organised in the coffee
break area of the Congress site. Walk-up-and-use software demonstrations
(without presentation, not included in the Proceedings) may be given there;
however, participants should bring their own transportable PCs or laptops as
there will be no technical support.
REGISTRATION
An early subscription bonus, as well as a discount for EURALEX members, will be
offered.
REGISTRATION FEES (IN EUROS):
Full (*) : 410
Reduced fee for payment before 1st May 2006: 340
EURALEX member (*): 350
Reduced fee for payment before 1st May 2006: 285
EURALEX IFF member (*): 185
Reduced fee for payment before 1st May 2006: 150
Student (*): 150
No reduced fee for advanced payment
Visitor (**): 120
No reduced fee for advanced payment
(*) Standard registration fees include coffee pauses, lunches, 6th September
2006 welcome drink, and one copy of the Congress Proceedings.
(**) Visitor registration fees include access to the Congress programme, coffee
breaks, lunches, and 6th September 2006 welcome drink. One person accompanying
foreign (or coming from far away Italian regions) participants or visitors will
be our guest for coffee pauses and lunches.
The programme of social events for participants and their guests will be
announced later.
ACCOMMODATION
Block reservations will be made in the centre of Torino, where the Congress
venue is situated. Minimum-maximum prices per room/night (in euros) in June 2005
(source: Tourist Office):
4 stars .... 165-400 (single) .... 200-340 (double)
3 stars ..... 70-150 (single) ..... 90-200 (double)
2 stars ..... 50-100 (single) ..... 70-125 (double)
1 stars ...... 35-60 (single) ...... 60-80 (double)
Prices might increase in 2006. Early reservation allows a larger and better
hotel choice
PRELIMINARY REGISTRATION FORM FOR EURALEX 2006
To receive the second circular in September 2005, please complete and return
this form as soon as possible, and before 31 August 2005, to the following address.
Congress Organizers EURALEX 2004
Prof. Carla Marello
Dipartimento di Scienze letterarie e filologiche Università di Torino
Via Sant'Ottavio 20
10124 Torino Italia
Italia
e-mail: euralex2006unito.it
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