LINGUIST List 18.3332
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1. Magda
Stroinska,
Obsession and Addiction
2. Anabela
Gonçalves,
18th Colloquium on Generative Grammar
Message 1: Obsession and Addiction
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Date: 11-Nov-2007
From: Magda Stroinska <stroinskmcmaster.ca>
Subject: Obsession and Addiction
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Full Title: Obsession and Addiction
Date: 09-Jul-2008 - 11-Jul-2008
Location: Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom
Contact Person: Andrea Rinke
Meeting Email: fass-conferenceskingston.ac.uk
Web Site:
http://fass.kingston.ac.uk/conferences/obsession_and_addiction/index.shtml
Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics
Call Deadline: 14-Dec-2007
Meeting Description
Obsession and Addiction
An International Cultural Intersections Symposium
Kingston University, UK
9 - 11 July 2008
Obsession and Addiction
An International Cultural Intersections Symposium
Kingston University, UK
9 - 11 July 2008
Is obsession all-consuming passion or pathological deviance?
Is addiction a compulsion or a choice, an irresistible lust for
pleasure or a chronic self-destructive disease?
What is the relationship between obsession, addiction and the arts?
This interdisciplinary conference will provide a research forum for exploring
representations of the emotional, psychological and physiological states of
obsession and addiction, their causes and their consequences. Are obsession and
addiction demonised, glamorised, ridiculed or normalised? How are readers and
audiences disturbed, grabbed or 'hooked' as consumers? How are obsession and
addiction linked to the creative process?
We welcome proposals on Fin de Siècle, 20th and 21st century depictions
of obsession and addiction from a range of critical perspectives, and across a
range of countries and cultures, both in the mainstream and in the
fringe/underground. Panels will be grouped around shared interests or themes in
the fields of art & design, drama, film & media, linguistics, literature and music.
Topics will include but are not limited to:
Images of obsession and addiction: from the margins to the mainstream
The politics of representing obsession and addiction
Theorising obsession and addiction
Sex, gender and 'race' in relation to representations of obsession and
addiction
Obsession and addiction in relation to artists and audiences
Proposals in English (of no more than 250 words) should be submitted
online via the following page:
http://fass.kingston.ac.uk/conferences/apply/index.shtml
by 14 December 2007
Enquiries to: fass-conferenceskingston.ac.uk
Organisers: Dr. Andrea Rinke and Dr. Carrie Tarr
http://fass.kingston.ac.uk/conferences/obsession_and_addiction/index.shtml
For linguistics topics, please feel free to contact Magda Stroinska
(stroinskmcmaster.ca) or Vikki Cecchetto (cecchettmcmaster.ca) at McMaster
University, Hamilton, Ontario.
Message 2: 18th Colloquium on Generative Grammar
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Date: 09-Nov-2007
From: Anabela Gonçalves <anajopnetcabo.pt>
Subject: 18th Colloquium on Generative Grammar
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Message 2: 18th Colloquium on Generative Grammar
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Date: 09-Nov-2007
From: Anabela Gonçalves <anajopnetcabo.pt>
Subject: 18th Colloquium on Generative Grammar
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Full Title: 18th Colloquium on Generative Grammar
Short Title: 18 CGG
Date: 17-Apr-2008 - 19-Apr-2008
Location: Lisbon, Portugal
Contact Person: Gabriela Matos
Meeting Email: 18CGGfl.ul.pt
Web Site: http://www.fl.ul.pt/18CGG
Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics; Phonology; Semantics; Syntax
Call Deadline: 02-Jan-2008
Meeting Description
The Colloquium on Generative Grammar (CGG) is one of the main conferences on
this topic held in Europe. In this sense, the CGG is comparable to other yearly
conferences such as Incontro di Grammatica Generativa (Italy), Going Romance
(Netherlands) and the GLOW conference (around Europe). It is also the best
conference on linguistics organized yearly in the Iberian Peninsula.
The CGG was originally an initiative of several Spanish linguists who have been
working on generative grammar since the 70s and have contributed decisively to
the spreading of this approach to language in Spain: Joan Mascaró, Gemma Rigau,
Mª Lluïsa Hernanz, Violeta Demonte, Ignacio Bosque, etc. The first editions of
the Colloquium took place at the three main focus of generative linguistics in
Spain - Madrid, Basque Country and Catalonia -, but it soon extended to other
parts of Spain and Portugal. Nowadays the CGG is a fully referential conference
among European linguistic events.
This Colloquium constitutes a crucial point of reference for people working on
linguistics, in particular, on generative grammar, but also on related fields.
The interest raised goes beyond its original geographical area, the Southern
Europe, and attracts researchers from different parts of the world, e.g., from
other regions of Europe, from America and Asia. The set of the participants of
the CGG includes senior linguists, recognized specialists on different domains
of grammar, as well as young linguist, students of Post? Graduation programs or
researchers that have obtained their PhD recently and start their professional
career. Among the invited speakers that took part in previous editions of the
conference we can find Adriana Belletti, Heles Contreras, Anna Maria Di Sciullo,
Jacqueline Guéron, Giuseppe Longobardi, Carme Picallo, Eduardo Raposo, Esther
Torrego, Max W. Wheeler, Karen Zagona, Mª Luisa Zubizarreta, Richard Kayne.
From a scientific point of view, the works presented at the conference cover all
the components of grammar (syntax, morphology, phonology and semantics) and pay
special attention to the most recent theoretical formulations within the
generative framework. The theoretical approach combines with empirical studies
on different languages (Romance, Germanic, Chinese, Japanese, ?) and with
comparative studies.
XVIII Colloquium on Generative Grammar
Lisboa, April 17th - 19th, 2008
University of Lisbon
The XVIIIth Colloquium on Generative Grammar will be held at the Faculdade de
Letras da Universidade de Lisboa from 17th to 19th April, 2008. The invited
speakers for this edition will be:
Jairo Nunes (Univ. São Paulo, Brasil)
Jean-Yves Pollock (Univ. Marne-la-Vallée, France)
Call for Papers
Linguists working in the theoretical framework of Generative Grammar are invited
to participate. Abstracts can be written in any Romance language or English. The
language used in the abstract and during the conference should be the same. Each
paper presentation will be 30 minutes, plus 10 minutes for discussion. We will
also accept a limited number of abstracts for two poster sessions. If the
authors want to submit their works only as either paper presentations or
posters, this should be stated clearly in their e-mail message to the
organizers. Submissions are limited to one singly authored and one jointly
authored abstract per author.
Abstracts cannot exceed one page of text, with 2.5 cm margin on all four sides
(A4 paper). Font: Times New Roman, 12 point. Line spacing: single. Abstracts
may include an extra page for references and examples. Lay-out: First line -
title of the paper (in bold); second line - author's name and e-mail address;
third line: affiliation.
Abstracts should be sent electronically only, as MsWord or PDF attachments, to
18CGGfl.ul.pt. PDF format is required if the abstract contains special fonts,
such as phonetic symbols or figures. One copy of the abstract must be sent
anonymously and another one with the author's name, e-mail address, and affiliation.
Deadline for abstract submission: 2nd January 2008.
Further information about the XVIII Colloquium on Generative Grammar is
available at http://www.fl.ul.pt/18CGG.
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