LINGUIST List 18.156: Applied Ling/Austria; Comp Ling, Semantics/Austria

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Tue Jan 16 2007 Calls: Applied Ling/Austria; Comp Ling, Semantics/Austria Editor for this issue: Dan Parker <danlinguistlist.org>
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Directory 1. Julia Kuhn, Names in the Economy 2 2. Leo Wanner, 3rd International Conference on Meaning-Text Theory Message 1: Names in the Economy 2
Date: 16-Jan-2007 From: Julia Kuhn <julia.kuhnwu-wien.ac.at> Subject: Names in the Economy 2 Full Title: Names in the Economy 2 Date: 14-Jun-2007 - 16-Jun-2007 Location: Vienna, Austria Contact Person: Julia Kuhn Meeting Email: < click here to access email > Web Site: http://www.wu-wien.ac.at/portal/veranstaltung/wu/nameswu2007 Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics Call Deadline: 15-Feb-2007 Meeting Description: The Department of Foreign Language Business Communication at the Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration cordially invites the submission of abstracts for its symposium on names in economy from a broad perspective. Contributions to the symposium “Names in the Economy 2” could cover the fields of product names, company names, or names as evidence of economic history. Interdisciplinary approaches are encouraged. Names in the Economy 2 Where business strategies meet onomastics An International Symposium at the Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration 14 - 16 June 2007 First Circular and Call for Papers In recent years onomasticians have shown a growing interest in name-giving practices within the worlds of business and corporate life: The formation of, the reasons for, the economic function and legal aspects of product names and/or trade marks and of the names of companies, industrial sites and business premises have been examined in numerous publications, frequently from an interdisciplinary perspective. This symposium is meant to continue the tradition of the ''Names in the Economy'' meeting of onomasticians held in 2006 in Antwerp (Belgium), whose aim it was to present a state-of-the-art picture of ongoing research, and to provide greater insight into all subfields of onomastics which are, in one way or another, linked to the economy. We also intend to intensify the dialogue between linguists/onomasticians on the one hand and business/economics researchers on the other. Languages: English, French and German will be the official languages of the symposium, and papers in these three languages are welcome. Presentations will last 20 minutes (plus 10 min. for discussion). Submission: Abstracts (maximum 300 words) should briefly indicate the purpose, perspective and findings of the proposed paper and must be submitted (preferably by e-mail) to the following address before 15th February 2007. Confirmation of the acceptance of papers and a preliminary programme will be sent out before the end of February 2007. Institut für Romanische Sprachen Names in the Economy Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien Nordbergstr. 15 1090 Wien Austria e-mail: NamesWU2007wu-wien.ac.at Message 2: 3rd International Conference on Meaning-Text Theory
Date: 16-Jan-2007 From: Leo Wanner <leo.wannerupf.edu> Subject: 3rd International Conference on Meaning-Text Theory Full Title: 3rd International Conference on Meaning-Text Theory Short Title: MTT '07 Date: 21-May-2007 - 24-May-2007 Location: Klagenfurt, Austria Contact Person: Leo Wanner Meeting Email: < click here to access email > Web Site: http://www.mtt.upf.edu/ Linguistic Field(s): Computational Linguistics; Semantics Call Deadline: 15-Feb-2007 Meeting Description: After MTT '03 in Paris and MTT '05 in Moscow, MTT '07 is the third in a series of conferences which aims at bringing together researchers working on MTT, other dependency-based linguistic theories and computational applications that draw upon dependency theories. The special goal of this conference is to open MTT more to researchers working in related frameworks. The Meaning-Text Theory is a holistic linguistic theory characterized in particular by the central position of the lexicon, the primacy of semantics, the importance of the communicative structure (= information structure), and the reliance on dependencies on all levels. MTT has been extensively developed over the last four decades with respect to its coverage of linguistic phenomena and application in a variety of research fields - among them natural language processing (in particular text generation) and second language learning and teaching. Before the main conference, a social program will be offered. After the main conference, a 1/2 day tutorial on natural language generation in the framework of MTT is foreseen. Submissions: We invite submissions on all topics related to MTT and other grammatical and lexical frameworks that share with MTT the fundamental principles such as dependency, the primacy of the lexicon, stratificational nature of the linguistic model, etc. Submission Format: Submissions must be in English. They may not exceed 10 pages in length (including all figures, data, notes, and bibliography) using a 12 point font, printed in one column). The submission format must be pdf. For more detailed format guidelines, see the web site of the conference. The electronic submission web site is accessible via the main conference site. No hardcopy or email submissions addressed to the conference organizers will be accepted. Important Dates: Submission deadline: February, 15th 2007 Notification of acceptance: March, 15th 2007 Final version due: April, 16th 2007 Main conference: May, 21st - 24th 2007 Local Organization Chair: Tilmann Reuther, University of Klagenfurt Program Chair: Leo Wanner, Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona Invited Speakers: Igor Boguslavskij, Russian Academy of Sciences Eva Hajicová, Charles University, Prague Igor Mel'cuk, University of Montreal Program Committee: The local organization and program chairs and Margarita Alonso Ramos, University of La Coruña Jurij Apresjan, Russian Academy of Sciences Igor Boguslavskij, Russian Academy of Sciences and Polytechnical University of Madrid Kim Gerdes, University Paris 3 Franz Guenthner, University of Munich Eva Hajicová, Charles University, Prague Leonid Iomdin, Russian Academy of Sciences Lidija Iordanskaja, University of Montreal Sylvain Kahane, University Paris 10 Richard Kittredge, CoGenTex Inc., Ithaca Yves Lepage, University of Caen Marie-Claude L'Homme, University of Montreal Igor Mel'cuk, University of Montreal Jasmina Milicevic, Dalhousie University, Halifax Martha Palmer, University of Colorado Alain Polguère, University of Montreal Owen Rambow, Columbia University, New York Klaus Schubert, Flensburg University of Applied Sciences Daniel Weiss, University of Zurich For further information, see http://www.mtt.upf.edu or contact Tilmann Reuther, Tilmann.Reutheruni-klu.ac.at (for local arrangements) Leo Wanner, leo.wannerupf.edu (for paper submissions) Respond to list\|Read more issues\|LINGUIST home page\|Top of issue

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