LINGUIST List 19.120
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Fri Jan 11 2008
Calls: Pragmatics,Sociolinguistics/Hungary; Phonetics/USA
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1. Francesca
Bargiela-Chiappini,
Face, Culture and Social Interaction
2. Julia
Kuznetsova,
Phonetics of the Slavic Languages
Message 1: Face, Culture and Social Interaction
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Date: 09-Jan-2008
From: Francesca Bargiela-Chiappini <francesca.bargielantu.ac.uk>
Subject: Face, Culture and Social Interaction
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Full Title: Face, Culture and Social Interaction
Date: 02-Jul-2008 - 04-Jul-2008
Location: Budapest, Hungary
Contact Person: Francesca Bargiela-Chiappini
Meeting Email: francesca.bargielantu.ac.uk
Linguistic Field(s): Pragmatics; Sociolinguistics
Call Deadline: 25-Jan-2008
Meeting Description
The notion of face has been used to explain various social phenomena by a wide
range of social science researchers, including social anthropologists,
pragmalinguists, sociolinguists, sociologists and psychologists. Yet while face
has become seemingly indispensable in discussions of various aspects of social
interactions, face has also become increasingly entrenched in the literature as
a kind of pre-existing sociocultural construct, with little acknowledgement of
the fact that face itself emerges through social interaction. This panel focuses
on the ways in which face is jointly constructed and shared through various
social networks, including 'cultures', with a particular emphasis on exploring
new theoretical approaches to analysing face as it arises in naturally-occurring
interactions.
Contributors who are interested in this approach to face are cordially invited
to submit an abstract for this panel which will be held at the forthcoming 4th
International Symposium on Politeness 'East Meets West' (Budapest, 2-4 July 2008)
The selection of abstracts will be made on the basis of quality and relatedness
to the topic and objectives of the panel. In the abstracts, which may be up to
400 words, authors are expected to provide an overview of the focus of the
paper, and the methodology and data used in their research. The deadline for
abstract submission has been extended to 25th January 2008. Notification of
acceptance will be sent out in February 2008.
Abstracts should be sent to both the organisers at the following e-mail addresses:
Michael Haugh (m.haughgriffith.edu.au)
Francesca Bargiela-Chiappini (francesca.bargielantu.ac.uk)
Message 2: Phonetics of the Slavic Languages
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Date: 09-Jan-2008
From: Julia Kuznetsova <kuznetsovasmsmail.ru>
Subject: Phonetics of the Slavic Languages
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Full Title: Phonetics of the Slavic Languages
Date: 09-May-2008 - 11-May-2008
Location: New Haven, CT, USA
Contact Person: Jodi Reich
Meeting Email: jodi.reichyale.edu
Linguistic Field(s): Phonetics
Call Deadline: 22-Jan-2008
Meeting Description
Abstracts are invited for a Special Session on Phonetics of the Slavic languages.
Abstracts are invited for a Special Session on Phonetics of the Slavic
languages. Here we seek submissions that explore formal linguistic issues
involving phonetics of Slavic languages.
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