LINGUIST List 17.3146
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Thu Oct 26 2006
Calls: Discourse Analysis/Germany; Text/Corpus Linguistics/Taiwan
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1. edda
weigand,
11th International Conference on Dialogue Analysis on the Topic of Dialogue Analysis and Rhetoric
2. Hui-ting
Hsu,
Austronesian Endangered Language Documentation
Message 1: 11th International Conference on Dialogue Analysis on the Topic of Dialogue Analysis and Rhetoric
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Date: 26-Oct-2006
From: edda weigand <weigsekruni-muenster.de>
Subject: 11th International Conference on Dialogue Analysis on the Topic of Dialogue Analysis and Rhetoric
Full Title: 11th International Conference on Dialogue Analysis on the Topic of Dialogue Analysis and Rhetoric
Short Title: DA11
Date: 27-Mar-2007 - 30-Mar-2007
Location: Muenster, Westphalia, Germany
Contact Person: Edda Weigand
Meeting Email: < click here to access email >
Web Site: http://www.uni-muenster.de/Ling/iada/DA11
Linguistic Field(s): Discourse Analysis
Call Deadline: 10-Jan-2007
Meeting Description:
The International Association for Dialogue Analysis (IADA) announces
the 11th International Conference on Dialogue Analysis on the topic of
'Dialogue Analysis and Rhetoric' to be held on March 27-30, 2007 at
the University of Muenster in Westphalia/GER.
Convener:
Prof. Dr. Edda Weigand (University of Muenster)
Call for Papers:
Over the past two decades interest in rhetoric has become more and more
central in dialogue studies. The basic questions concerning the nature of
dialogue and of rhetoric have been addressed from new perspectives. Are
they to be dealt with separately by focusing on a distinction between
rhetorical and non-rhetorical texts, or is rhetoric an intrinsic part of dialogue
analysis? How do we most effectively pursue our goals in communication?
How can we optimize performance? As the object itself - effective dialogic
interaction - is a complex object, addressing rhetoric in dialogue cuts across
disciplinary boundaries of linguistics, philosophy, media and communication
sciences. It is dealt with in rule-governed models of communicative
competence as well as in models of ever-changing performance. Recently a
research tendency can be observed which aims to bring both strands
together, competence and performance, in describing human beings' ability
of competence-in-performance. In this sense, the conference is open to the
various approaches in Dialogue Analysis and Rhetoric but will have a
specific focus on approaches that aim at addressing the mixed game of
effective dialogic interaction. Questions of culture and institutions are
included.
Plenary papers will be given by: Adelino Cattani (Padova), Kenneth N.
Cissna (Tampa/South Florida), François Cooren (Montreal), Robert T. Craig
(Boulder/Colorado), Werner Kallmeyer (Mannheim), Frans van Eemeren
(Amsterdam), Edda Weigand (Münster)
Conference languages are English, German, French.
Possible session topics:
-Advances in the complex of competence-in-performance
-Theoretical approaches of communicative competence
-Empirical approaches of performance
-Rhetoric of rationality and reason, Rhetoric of persuasion, Rhetoric of power
-Rhetoric and culture, Rhetoric and politeness, Rhetoric and emotions
-Rhetoric in institutions, Legal argumentation, Media strategies, Political
rhetoric, Rhetoric in business
-Other topics of dialogue analysis
-Forms of presentation:
Plenaries (45 minutes speaking time, 15 minutes discussion)
Session papers (20 minutes speaking time, 10 minutes discussion)
Panels (3, 6 or 9 papers on a common topic in blocks of 1 1/2 hours
according to the programme)
Abstracts and registration:
Preferred deadline for abstracts 1 November, acceptance communicated by
20
December.
Submission of abstracts will also be possible later until 10 January 2007,
acceptance communicated by the end of January.
Registration early bird by 1 January 2007.
Publication: A selection from the proceedings will be published.
Contact: DA11uni-muenster.de
Message 2: Austronesian Endangered Language Documentation
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Date: 25-Oct-2006
From: Hui-ting Hsu <hthsupu.edu.tw>
Subject: Austronesian Endangered Language Documentation
Full Title: Austronesian Endangered Language Documentation
Date: 05-Jun-2007 - 07-Jun-2007
Location: Taichung, Taiwan, Taiwan
Contact Person: Hui-ting Hsu
Meeting Email: < click here to access email >
Web Site: http://yamiproject.cs.pu.edu.tw/yami/conference/index.htm
Linguistic Field(s): Text/Corpus Linguistics
Subject Language(s): English
Call Deadline: 31-Jan-2007
Meeting Description:
International Conference on Austronesian Endangered Language Documentation
This conference aims to bring international scholars to present the results of language documentation and training for Austronesian endangered languages. We welcome abstract submission for oral presentations and poster sessions on topics related to digital archiving, language corpus building, language revitalization, language transmission, capacity building and e-learning.
International Conference on Austronesian Endangered Language Documentation
This conference aims to bring international scholars to present the results of language documentation and training for Austronesian endangered languages. We welcome abstract submission for oral presentations and poster sessions on topics related to digital archiving, language corpus building, language revitalization, language transmission, capacity building and e-learning.
Proposed Dates:
June 5-7, 2007
Venue:
International Conference Hall, Providence University, Taiwan
Program Committee:
Victoria Rau, Meng-Chien Yang, Yih-Ren Lin, and Margaret Florey
Organizers:
Department of English Language, Literature, and Linguistics
Department of Computer and Communication Engineering
Providence University, Taiwan
Co-sponsors:
Language Archive, Institute of Linguistics, Academia Sinica,
Linguistics Society of Taiwan,
The Hans Rausing Endangered Languages Porject, SOAS, University of London
Council of Indigenous Peoples, Executive Yuan, Taiwan
National Science Council
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