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1. Paul
Isambert,
11th Young Researchers' Meeting
2. Virginia
Gathercole,
International Conference on Models of Interaction in Bilinguals
Message 1: 11th Young Researchers' Meeting
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Date: 29-Oct-2007
From: Paul Isambert <zappathustrafree.fr>
Subject: 11th Young Researchers' Meeting
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Full Title: 11th Young Researchers' Meeting
Short Title: RJC - ED 268
Date: 30-May-2008 - 31-May-2008
Location: Paris, France
Contact Person: Paul Isambert
Meeting Email: rjced268yahoo.fr
Web Site:
Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics
Call Deadline: 21-Dec-2007
Meeting Description
11th 'Rencontres Jeunes Chercheurs' (Young Researchers' Meeting) will be held at
Paris, May 30-31 2008. Graduate students, PhD students and young doctors are
invited to participate. This year's topic is 'Research Objects, Tools and
Concepts'.
Since its creation in 1998, the "Rencontres Jeunes Chercheurs" conference
organised by the "Ecole Doctorale Langage et langues" (ED268, University of
Paris III) offers to young researchers the possibility to present their research
projects.
This year's edition will be devoted to the topic:
Research Objects, Tools and Concepts
Often, and especially among young researchers, theoretical posits and
methodological approaches are inherited, without always being (re)motivated. The
''Rencontres des Jeunes Chercheurs 2008'' thus invites young researchers to
discuss their theoretical and methodological approaches, to explain and to
justify their choices.
The following topics may be considered (the list not being exhaustive):
- How does one constitute a research object that is not given as such in the
reality? What is an interesting object for research matters, a non-trivial object?
- How can one examine the appropriateness of a tool for a given object?
- How do we determine the criteria required to elaborate our corpus?
- How does one construct his proper theoretical assumptions for his first research?
- What are the benefits of a multiperspective approach for one research object?
What is the interest in the use of different disciplinary fields? How should
such an approach be designed?
- Will the choice of a theoretical background or a methodological design
proposed for a specific research influence the researcher and its issues?
- Is there an interaction between research objects and theories? If so, of what
kind? How do they construct each other?
- How are concepts created? What is their evolution in time, leading sometimes
to a loss of all relations with their origins?
Different perspectives are encouraged for the discussion of these topics:
case-studies, comparative or historical studies, descriptions of methodological
designs or of the use of a given tool or concept. The aim is not to decide which
theory is best, but rather to consider the reasons of the adoption of a given
theory, the properties that make a research object interesting for a study, or
the contributions of a specific methodology.
The Ecole Doctorale 268 welcomes papers coming from all fields in linguistics
and also papers devoted to the philological study of texts, either form an
historical or a literary perspective.
Invited Speakers
Christian Puech
Anne Salazar-Orvig
Important Dates to remember
21 of December 2007: deadline for submission
1 March 2008: Notification of Acceptance
30-31 May 2008: RJC ED 268
Submission
Abstracts must be typed using font Times New Roman 12, single-spaced. They
should not exceed 1000 words (references included) for oral communications and
500 words (references included) for poster proposals. If a phonetic font is
needed, candidates will use the SILDoulos font, to be downloaded at
http://www.sil.org/computing/catalog/show_software.asp?id=91.
Abstracts will be sent to the organising committee via e-mail at the following
address:
rjced268yahoo.fr
It will contain two versions of the abstract in .rtf format: the first version
will be named ''anon_surname-of-author_rjc2008.rtf''
(for example ''anon_SMITH_rjc2008.rtf''), and will contain:
Title of paper
5 key-words
Research field
Abstract
The second version will be named ''surname-of-author_rjc2008.rtf''
(for example ''SMITH_rjc2006.rtf''), and will contain the previous elements, plus:
Candidate's details (family name, first name, e-mail address/postal address)
Candidate's University/Laboratory/Research group and degree (PhD students,
please specify year)
Name of supervisor(s)
Oral communications and posters will be either in French or in English. Oral
communications will last no longer than 20 minutes; followed by a 5 minute
discussion.
Scientific committee:
Nalini Balbir,
Jean-Claude Beacco,
Sonia Branca,
Maria Candea,
Francine Cicurel,
Françoise Demaizière,
Karen Ferret,
Cécile Fougeron,
Cédric Gendrot,
Kim Gerdes,
Luca Greco,
Marie-Christine Lala,
Pierre Le Goffic,
Jean-Léo Léonard,
Danièle Manesse,
Sophie Moirand,
Jean-Paul Narcy-Combes,
Christian Puech,
Sandrine Reboul-Touré,
Georges Rebuschi,
Annie Rialland,
Rachid Ridouane,
Anne Salazar-Orvig,
Pollet Samvelian,
Jacqueline Vaissière,
Daniel Véronique,
Martine Vertalier,
Geneviève Zarate.
Organising committee:
José Aguilar,
Pascale Brunner,
Iran Farkhondeh,
Gwendoline Fox,
Yekaterina García Márkina,
Julien Heurdier,
Ludovic Ibarrondo,
Paul Isambert,
Luiza Maxim,
Catherine Muller,
Elodie Oursel,
Brice Vincent,
Lucille Wallet.
E-mail address: rjced268yahoo.fr
Postal address:
ILPGA, RJC 2007,
19, rue des Bernardins,
75005 Paris, France
Message 2: International Conference on Models of Interaction in Bilinguals
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Date: 29-Oct-2007
From: Virginia Gathercole <pss116bangor.ac.uk>
Subject: International Conference on Models of Interaction in Bilinguals
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Full Title: International Conference on Models of Interaction in Bilinguals
Date: 24-Oct-2008 - 26-Oct-2008
Location: Bangor, Wales, United Kingdom
Contact Person: Virginia Gathercole
Meeting Email: bilconfbangor.ac.uk
Web Site: http://www.bilingualism.bangor.ac.uk
Linguistic Field(s): Discipline of Linguistics
Call Deadline: 01-Dec-2007
Meeting Description
International Conference on Models of Interaction in Bilinguals
ESRC Centre for Research on Bilingualism in Theory and Practice
Bangor, Wales, United Kingdom
October 24 - 26, 2008
We invite submissions for talks and posters on the topic of 'Models of
Interaction in Bilinguals', broadly defined to include, e.g., interaction
between the bilingual's two languages, interaction between language and
cognition, interaction between bilinguals' writing systems/literacy, and any
other relevant topic.
Call for Papers
International Conference on Models of Interaction in Bilinguals
ESRC Centre for Research on Bilingualism in Theory and Practice
Bangor, Wales, United Kingdom
October 24 - 26, 2008
The ESRC Centre for Bilingualism in Theory and Practice invites submissions for
talks and posters on the topic of ''Models of Interaction in Bilinguals'',
broadly defined to include, e.g., interaction between the bilingual's two
languages, interaction between language and cognition, interaction between
bilinguals' writing systems/literacy, and any other relevant topic.
Invited Speakers
Ellen Bialystok, York University and Rotman Research Institute of the Baycrest
Centre for Geriatric Care, Toronto
Ton Dijkstra, Nijmegen Institute for Cognition and Information, The Netherlands
David Green, UCL Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience and Dept. of Psychology,
University College London, UK
Judith Kroll, Pennsylvania State University, USA
Ping Li, University of Richmond, Virginia, USA
Núria Sebastián Gallés, Universitat de Barcelona, Spain
Oral Presentations will be half hour talks. N.B.: All invited and accepted
speakers must submit a short version of their talk prior to the conference, for
circulation to other presenters and for availability through our website to
other participants.
Posters should be 80 x 120 cm (A0) or less.
The word limit for abstracts for oral presentations and posters is 200 words,
excluding references, title, and author information.
[Note: A selection of papers from the conference will be submitted to a
peer-review process for possible inclusion in a special issue of International
Journal of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism on ''Models of Interaction in
Bilinguals'', with Virginia Gathercole as Guest Editor. We will invite all oral
presenters to submit more complete copies of their papers for consideration, and
all poster presenters will be invited to similarly submit papers for possible
inclusion. A separate call will also go out for possible submissions from
outside the conference. All papers will be peer-reviewed. Please note that
paper submission will not guarantee acceptance, however.]
Deadline for submission of abstracts: December 1, 2007
Abstracts will be submitted and processed electronically, at
www.bilingualism.bangor.ac.uk
For further information, please see our website or contact the ESRC Centre for
Research on Bilingualism in Theory and Practice, r.a.ieuanbangor.ac.uk, or
Prof. Virginia C. Mueller Gathercole, at bilconfbangor.ac.uk.
Forthcoming Conferences to be sponsored by the Centre:
2009/2010 - Neurobilingualism [contact: Guillaume Thierry]
2010/2011 - Bilingual/Multi-lingual Education [contact: Colin Baker]
2011/2012 - Social Aspects of Bilingualism [contact: Eddie Williams]
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