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1. DERYA
AGIS,
Cognitive Approaches to the Concept of Food in the Mediterranean Cultures
Message 1: Cognitive Approaches to the Concept of Food in the Mediterranean Cultures
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Date: 27-Dec-2007
From: DERYA AGIS <deryaagisgmail.com>
Subject: Cognitive Approaches to the Concept of Food in the Mediterranean Cultures
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Full Title: Cognitive Approaches to the Concept of Food in the Mediterranean
Cultures
Short Title: CACFM
Date: 07-May-2008 - 08-May-2008
Location: Girne, T.R.N.C., Mersin-10, Turkey
Contact Person: DERYA AGIS
Meeting Email: deryaagisgau.edu.tr
Web Site: http://www.gau.edu.tr/Eng/PageContents.aspx?ContentID=68&MenuParentID=82
Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics
Subject Language(s): Arabic, Standard (arb)
English (eng)
French (fra)
Greek (ell)
Greek, Ancient (grc)
Hebrew (heb)
Hebrew, Ancient (hbo)
Italian (ita)
Portuguese (por)
Russian (rus)
Spanish (spa)
Turkish (tur)
Welsh (cym)
Call Deadline: 10-Mar-2008
Meeting Description
Various cultures live in the Mediterranean. Various civilizations have
lived in Turkey and Cyprus. Also, the immigrants brought their own food to
Turkey and Cyprus. Sephardim came to the Ottoman Empire after their
expulsion from Spain in 1492. Additionally, Ashkenazim settled in Turkey.
Cyprus has had Turkish, Greek, Jewish, Armenian, Italian, and British
inhabitants for centuries.
In this symposium, we wish to focus on the food culture of various cultural
groups that live in Turkey, Cyprus, and in other Mediterranean countries,
and investigate the relationship between the food culture and cognition in
different fields, such as Linguistics, Anthropology, Education, Translation
Studies, History, Literature, and Jewish Studies. We expect to receive the
150 - 250 word abstracts of your presentations and 5 (five) keywords for
your presentations until March/01/2008. 20 (twenty) minutes will be given
for each presentation, and 10 (ten) minutes will be left for questions.
Papers of the accepted abstracts should be written in the APA style. Papers
should be submitted at the end of the symposium.
Abstract Submission:
Derya Agis,
E-mail: deryaagisgau.edu.tr /
deryaagisgmail.com
Department of Translation and Interpreting Phone: +90 392 650 20 00 / 1101
Girne American University,
Karmi Campus, Karaoglanoglu, Girne, T.R.N.C. Mersin 10,
Turkey
Important Dates
Abstract Submission Deadline: March 01, 2008
Notification of Abstract Acceptance: March 15, 2008
Paper Submission: May 8, 2008
Girne American University
an International Symposium
Cognitive Approaches to the Concept of Food in the Mediterranean Cultures
7th - 8th May 2008
Venue
Cognitive Sciences
Linguistics
Anthropology
Education
Translation Studies
History
Literature
Jewish Studies
Sephardic Culture
British Culture
American Culture
Cypriot Culture
Turkish Culture
Communication Studies
Accommodation and Registration
Online Registration Form
Method of Payment:
Turkey Is Bank
Girne Branch
USD Account number: TR290006400000268100077163
Euro Account number: TR320006400000268108497000
Scientific Committee
Prof. Dr. A. Sumru Özsoy (Bogaziçi University)
Dr. Michael Halevy (Institute for the Study of the Jews in Germany, Hamburg)
Prof. Dr. Neil Bratton (Girne American University)
Associate Prof. Dr. Mukadder Yaycioglu (Ankara University)
Assistant Prof. Dr. Ferma Lekesizalin (Girne American University)
Senior Lecturer Derya Agis (Girne American University)
Senior Lecturer Izlem Ali (Girne American University)
Senior Lecturer Nalan Linda Fraim (Girne American University)
Organizing Committee
Senior Lecturer Derya Agis (Girne American University)
Assistant Prof. Dr. Süleyman Davut Göker (Girne American University)
Prof. Dr. Rebecca Luttrell Briley (Girne American University)
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