LINGUIST List 17.28
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Tue Jan 10 2006
Calls: Translation/Jordan;Typology/Germany
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1. Lewis
Mukattash,
APETAU 3rd International Conference
2. Downing
Laura,
2nd TIE Conference: the Typology of Tone and Intonation
Message 1: APETAU 3rd International Conference
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Date: 07-Jan-2006
From: Lewis Mukattash <almukattashyahoo.com>
Subject: APETAU 3rd International Conference
Full Title: APETAU 3rd International Conference
Date: 23-Aug-2006 - 23-Aug-2006
Location: Amman, Jordan
Contact Person: Lewis Mukattash
Meeting Email: < click here to access email >
Web Site: http://www.apetau.org
Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; Language Description; Lexicography; Ling & Literature; Translation
Subject Language(s): Arabic, Standard; English
Call Deadline: 01-Mar-2006
Meeting Description:
APETAU International Conferences, held every three years, are the forum of debate and research for members of the Association of Professors of English and Translation at Arab Universities (APETAU). However, contributions from non-APETAU members and scholars from international universities are also welcome.
Association of Professors of English
& Translation at Arab Universities (APETAU)
APETAU 3rd INTERNATION CONFERENCE
CALL FOR PAPERS
CONFERENCE TOPIC AREAS
1. Arabic-English Contrastive Linguistic Studies (phonological, syntactic , discoursal, etc.)
2. Arabic-English Comparative Studies (literary & cross-cultural)
3. Studies in Arabic-English and English-Arabic Translation & Bilingual Dictionaries
4. Studies in English Language & Literature
5. TEFL in the Arab World: Problems and Prospects
- Deadline for Submission of Registration Form: 1st March 2006.
- FOR FURTHER INQUIRIES:
Organizing Committee / APETAU 3rd International Conference
P. O. Box 13315, Amman 11942, Jordan.
Phone/Fax: 00-962-6-5515746.
e-mail:apetau2006confyahoo.com.
REGISTRATION FORM
Kindly fill in this Registration Form (providing a 50 word summary of your presentation) to APETAU either by mail or by e-mail. If by mail, kindly including a hardcopy and a diskette.
PERSONAL INFORMATION
NAME: (Surname), (First), (Second)
UNIVERSITY:
TEL:
FAX:
E-MAIL :
PRESENTATION DETAILS
TOPIC AREA NO:
TITLE OF PRESENTATION: [Not more than 15 words]
ABSTRACT: (not to exceed 50 words)
Message 2: 2nd TIE Conference: the Typology of Tone and Intonation
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Date: 07-Jan-2006
From: Downing Laura <downingzas.gwz-berlin.de>
Subject: 2nd TIE Conference: the Typology of Tone and Intonation
Full Title: 2nd TIE Conference: the Typology of Tone and Intonation
Short Title: TIE2
Date: 07-Sep-2006 - 09-Sep-2006
Location: Berlin, Germany
Contact Person: Laura Downing
Meeting Email: < click here to access email >
Web Site: http://www.zas.gwz-berlin.de/index.html?events_tie2
Linguistic Field(s): Phonetics; Phonology; Typology
Call Deadline: 15-Apr-2006
Meeting Description:
The Second TIE Conference on the Typology of Tone and Intonation (TIE2) will be held at the ZAS, Berlin, Germany
7-9 September 2006
organized by:
the ZAS (Project P7)
and SFB 632 (Project D2; University of Potsdam)
An International conference on the Typology of Tone and Intonation (TIE2)
will be held at the ZAS, Berlin, Germany,
from 7-9 September 2006
organized by the ZAS (Project P7) and SFB 632 (Project D2; University of Potsdam)
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
Invited speakers (confirmed):
Dan Everett, Martine Grice, Carlos Gussenhoven, Pilar Prieto, Annie Rialland, Yi Xu
The aim of the conference is to continue the tradition of the TIE network in stimulating and coordinating cross-linguistic research on the grammatical role of tone and intonation.
The conference welcomes papers on the following topics:
- Typology of tone systems and of intonation
- The interaction between intonation and lexical tone
- The interaction between segments and tone or intonation
- Tonogenesis and other issues in the history of tonal systems
- The interaction of tone and intonation with information structure
- Experimental phonetic or psycholinguistic studies of tone and intonation
Papers will be chosen by the organizing committee on the basis of abstracts submitted. The final program is intended to represent a broad range of languages and also a broad range of approaches to this topic: phonetics, phonology, semantics, psycholinguistics, historical and comparative linguistics.
Important Dates:
Abstract submission deadline: 15 April 2006
Program finalized: 1 June 2006
Abstract submission information:
Abstracts should be no longer than one page (approximately 500 words of text); an additional page can be used for data and references. (Font size must be at least 12 point Times or equivalent; the margins should be at least 1 inch (2,5 cm) on all sides or equivalent.)
Talks are 25 minutes, plus 10 minutes for discussion.
Please indicate on the abstract if you would like it to be considered for the poster session.
We prefer for the abstracts to be submitted electronically, as an attachment sent to the email address below. Please submit the abstract as a pdf file, if possible. MSWord is acceptable if the abstract contains no special fonts. In case of electronic submission, attach the abstract without name and affiliation and send this information separately in the body of the message.
Email address for abstracts: ksteinuni-potsdam.de
Email address for enquiries: downingzas.gwz-berlin.de OR kuegleruni-potsdam.de
Organizing and Abstract Review Committee:
Project 07 ''Expression of Focus in Southern Bantu Languages'', ZAS: Laura Downing, Sabine Zerbian
SFB 632 (Project D2) ''Information Structure'', University of Potsdam: Caroline Féry, Frank Kügler
TIE Standing Committee: Sonia Frota, Carlos Gussenhoven, Norval Smith, Tomas Riad
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