LINGUIST List 17.3295
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Sun Nov 12 2006
Calls: Applied Ling/Taiwan; Historical Ling, Sociolinguistics/Romania
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1. Chao-chih
Liao,
Conference on Multimedia Language Education
2. Gina
Maciuca,
Inter Litteras et Terras
Message 1: Conference on Multimedia Language Education
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Date: 12-Nov-2006
From: Chao-chih Liao <ccliaodragon.nchu.edu.tw>
Subject: Conference on Multimedia Language Education
Full Title: Conference on Multimedia Language Education
Short Title: ROCMELIA
Date: 15-Dec-2006 - 17-Dec-2006
Location: Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Contact Person: Yushan Chuang
Meeting Email: chuangallbest.org
Web Site: http://www.allbest.org
Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics
Subject Language(s): English (eng)
Call Deadline: 15-Nov-2006
Meeting Description:
The Tenth International Conference on Multimedia Language Education of ROCMELIA
Hosts: ROCMELIA and Kun Shan University
Co-Sponsor: National Museum of Science and Technology APAMALL
Conference Theme: Online English Test and Instruction
Conference Dates and Venue:
Dates: December 15, 16 and 17 (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday), 2006
Venue: National Museum of Science and Technology
Acceptance Notification: November 20, 2006
Final Paper Due: November 30, 2006
Conference Formats:
1. Keynote Speeches
2. Paper Presentation
3. Hypermedia Workshops
4. Courseware Presentation
There are 30 suggested topics of interest related to language education at
www.allbest.org.
Keynote speakers include:
Dr. Robert Beasley
The Effects of Web-Based Music Study on Taiwanese EFL Learners: A Summary of
Current Findings
Dr. Stephen Culhane
Virtual Acculturation: exciting developments in e-homestays and online travel
for language learners
Dr. Barry Natusch
Designs for Depicting Dialogue: Speaking and the Representation of Spoken
Language in the Digital Era
Dr. John Liontas
If You Can Conceive It, You Can Achieve It! Multimedia Software Design From A to Z
Dr. Inseok Kim
Developing a Web-Based Listening Course for University Students
Paper Presentation Proposal Form:
Each paper should include a title, the author's name, affiliation, and email
address, a 300-word abstract, key words, the main text and references.
Submitted papers should contain not more than 13 pages and must be written in
English or Chinese.
Chinese papers should include an English title and abstract. The text should be
single-spaced, with the 8.5'' x 11'' layout.
The letter font and size should be 12-point Times New Roman. The paper should
be in MS-Word format. Accepted papers will be published in the proceedings, with
the understanding that the author should register.
Please complete this form and have it emailed together with your paper including
an abstract at 2004 allbest.org.
Title of presentation:
Name of Principal Presenter:
Affiliation and Position:
Equipment needed for presentation:
Language used in presentation: English or Chinese
Email Address:
Mailing Address:
Fax Number:
Telephone Number: Home and Office
Message 2: Inter Litteras et Terras
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Date: 11-Nov-2006
From: Gina Maciuca <ginamaciucalitere.usv.ro>
Subject: Inter Litteras et Terras
Full Title: Inter Litteras et Terras
Short Title: ilet
Date: 21-Sep-2007 - 23-Sep-2007
Location: Suceava, Suceava, Romania
Contact Person: Gina Maciuca
Meeting Email: ginamaciucalitere.usv.ro
Web Site: http://www.litere.usv.ro/ilet
Linguistic Field(s): Historical Linguistics; Sociolinguistics
Call Deadline: 31-Dec-2006
Meeting Description:
Remember how strangely out of place and frustrated you used to feel when
attending conferences, with no specific sections to fit in, no appropriate
proceedings chapters to accommodate your contribution and, worst of all, no
kindred-spirited fellow-scholars to share your interests in comparative research
with? We know that feeling only too well. We've been there too. But, chin up! No
need to feel like a 'cuckoo in the nest' any more. We are all 'birds of a
feather'. You are among your peers. It's time you shared and shared alike. Join
us on our cross-cultural attempt at reconciling disparities under the
Motto: Concordia Discors
Call for Papers
First Circular
Join us on the first edition of our
Inter Litteras et Terras
International Conference on Comparative Literature,
Contrastive Linguistics, Translation and Cross-cultural Studies
Organized by
Inter LitterasResearch Centre
Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava, Romania
21-23 September 2007
We invite you all, fellow-academics with a comparative streak, to reflect as
seriously as ever on the great possibilities of tracking down fascinating bonds
as yet unrevealed between European, Asian, American, Australasian or/and African
literatures, languages and cultures, and then contact us as soon as possible. We
are waiting for your timely feedback. If interested, kindly read carefully the
information below.
Topic Range:
Papers are invited for the sections covering the four major topics announced in
the conference subtitle. With the exception of Section 4, the topic range of
this first edition is extremely generous, in that there are practically no
restrictions as to what your wayward imagination might prompt you to turn your
hand to, naturally, as long as you keep within the bounds of comparativism.
However, since in 2007 the entire scholarly world will be celebrating Mircea
Eliade's Centenary, the conference organizers thought it fit to dedicate the
proceedings of the section on Cross-cultural Studies to the memory of the
prominent Romanian philosopher and writer .
Language Choice:
The language choice of submitted contributions is equally generous: English,
French, German, Italian, Romanian, Spanish. Participants are consequently
invited to join one of the six Language Sections listed.
Nevertheless, since the organizers aim - as is only natural - at enhancing the
accessibility of thought-provoking information provided by individual
contributions, participants will kindly present their papers in English, French
or Romanian.
Online Submission of Registration Form:
Deadline: December 31, 2006
Title and Asstract of the contribution, as well as specification of Topic
Section and Language(s) in which the paper will be submitted and presented
respectively, are to be included in the Registration Form.
For reasons of improved data base visibility, the organizers reluctantly had to
narrow down the language choice of abstracts to two: a Germanic language and a
Romance one. Participants are therefore kindly invited to choose between English
and French when submitting their abstracts, as well as title and keywords.
Proceedings:
A selection of contributions will be published in a volume which the organizers
intend to bring out no later than September 2007.
Registration and Conference Fee: 50 Euro
The fee covers registration, academic programme, opening reception, all
coffee-break refreshments and, in addition, a copy of the proceedings
(accommodation and meals excluded).
Further details concerning accommodation, meal types, payment procedure, etc
will be provided in the Second Circular which will be launched no later than
January 2007.
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