LINGUIST List 17.1614
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Mon May 29 2006
Calls: Forensic Ling/Australia;Sino-Tibetan Ling/Taiwan
Editor for this issue: Kevin Burrows
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1. WAGNER
ANNE,
6th International Roundtables for the Semiotics of Law
2. Wi-vun
Chiung,
3rd International Conference on Taiwanese Romanization
Message 1: 6th International Roundtables for the Semiotics of Law
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Date: 27-May-2006
From: WAGNER ANNE <valwagnerfryahoo.com>
Subject: 6th International Roundtables for the Semiotics of Law
Full Title: 6th International Roundtables for the Semiotics of Law
Short Title: IRSL2007
Date: 28-Jun-2007 - 30-Jun-2007
Location: WOLLONGONG, Australia
Contact Person: rick MOHR
Meeting Email: < click here to access email >
Linguistic Field(s): Forensic Linguistics
Subject Language(s): English
Call Deadline: 31-Jan-2007
Meeting Description:
LAW, SEMIOTICS, LANGUAGE ANALYSIS, SOCIAL SCIENCES, POLITICS
OFFICIAL LANGUAGES: ENGLISH AND FRENCH
SIGNS OF THE TIMES
28 - 30 June 2007, Wollongong, Australia
instant epoch memory forecast time zone longue durée narrative
Law records the past Law commands the future
Life is lived in the passage of time. We remember and we project. Is it always so clear what is past and what is future? Is time an arrow (pointing one way) or a compass (by which we orient ourselves)?
What impact does our signification of time have on our experience of it? Is it digital or analog?
Do historical periods make their mark on law? How does law impact on the spirit of the times?
How does time signify law? How does law read, recognise or represent the signs of the times?
How does law signify time? In what tense is it written, pronounced or lived?
Proposed papers should address the title and its semiotic intention. Young researchers working in related areas are particularly encouraged to participate.
Proposals (a title + max 200 words) should be sent by 31 January 2007 to:
Dr Rick Mohr, Faculty of Law, University of Wollongong, NSW 2522, Australia email: rmohruow.edu.au
Hosted by the Legal Intersections Research Centre, one of Australia's preeminent sites for interdisciplinary work on law and publisher of the journal Law Text Culture. http://www.uow.edu.au/law/LIRC
Wollongong is a coastal city 80 km south of Sydney. The University is set in landscaped grounds at the foot of a rainforest escarpment.
Official Journal of IRSL: International Journal for the Semiotics of Law (http://www.springer.com)
Message 2: 3rd International Conference on Taiwanese Romanization
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Date: 25-May-2006
From: Wi-vun Chiung <uibunyahoo.com>
Subject: 3rd International Conference on Taiwanese Romanization
Full Title: 3rd International Conference on Taiwanese Romanization
Date: 09-Sep-2006 - 10-Sep-2006
Location: Taipei, Taiwan
Contact Person: Chian-nan Chen
Meeting Email: < click here to access email >
Web Site: http://iug.csie.dahan.edu.tw/giankiu/GTH/2006/ICTR
Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics
Subject Language(s): Chinese, Min Nan
Language Family(ies): Sino-Tibetan
Call Deadline: 31-May-2006
Meeting Description:
call for papers
Conference Theme : The Function of Mother Tongue Literature in Mother Tongue Education
Purpose : Literature education has been laid great emphasis upon in compulsory education of every advanced country around the world. Mother tongue Literature in mother tongue education should certainly play a very important role in Taiwan as well. Mother tongue education in Taiwan has been practiced for more than four years. Has mother tongue literature played an important role the way as it has been expected? Has its function been elaborated? How have the mother tongue literature and mother tongue education been carried into practice in other countries? Can we learn from the experience from them so that we could practice our mother tongue education more smoothly? Of course, we have acquired the actual experience through the four-year execution of mother tongue education. In addition to theory discussion, we would discuss more on teaching materials, education policy, and teacher training programs.
The date of the conference: Sept. 9th ~10th, 2006
Location : National Taiwan Normal University
Deadline for abstract submission: May 31st, 2006
Deadline for full paper: July 31st, 2006
Text:
This conference seeks for papers publicly. Please submit title, outline and an abstract within 500 words for us to examine. Submissions may be related to the topics provided. If the contribution accumulates more than we acquired, we would give priority to adopt the papers highly related to our theme of the conference.
Topics:
1. Study on Literature Education
2. Study on Mother Tongue Literature and Publication
3. Study on Teaching Methods of Mother Tongue Literature
4. Study on Mother Tongue Education
5. Study on Taiwanese Linguistics and Sociolinguistics
6. Comparison of Mother Tongue Revitalization Movement between Taiwan and other countries
7. Comparison of Language Policy and Mother Tongue Education between Taiwan and other countries
Format of paper:
Please type with computer. The length of the article basically is estimated to be at least 15000 words but no more than 20000 words. including abstracts, footnotes, references, appendix, charts, etc.
The abstract is required no more than 500 words with 3~5 key words listed.
Please give a copy of Texts and abstracts saved as Word and PDF document respectively. Also, please attach another file with the information oof the author, address, phone number, fax, email address, affiliation, etc.
Contact :
Chief assistant Sun-beng Yang 0937747976；Assistant secretary Chian-nan Chen 69426012ntnu.edu.tw
Email address for submission : Him-gi Loa 69426007ntnu.edu.tw
Web sitehttp://ictr2006.taibun.tw/
Address: No. 162, Ho-Ping E. Road, Sec.1, Taipei 106, Taiwan, Graduate Institute of Taiwanese Culture, Language and Literature
Directing organization : Ministry of Education
Sponsor: National Taiwan Normal University, National Museum of Taiwan Literature
Cosponsor: Taiwan Romanization Association, World Coalition for Taiwanese Languages, Taiwan WhaleTaiwanese Language Education Association, Taiwanese Language Teachers' Association
Organizer: Graduate Institute of Taiwanese Culture, Language and Literature National Taiwan Normal University
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