Date: 25-Mar-2009
From: Gesa von Essen <gesa.von-essen frias.uni-freiburg.de>
Subject: Linguistics & Literary Studies
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Linguistics & Literary Studies
Date: 08-Jul-2009 - 10-Jul-2009
Location: Freiburg, Germany
Contact: Gesa von Essen
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Meeting URL: http://www.frias.uni-freiburg.de/lang_and_lit/veranstaltungen/studies-lili
Linguistic Field(s): Ling & Literature
Meeting Description:
Linguistics & Literary Studies: Interfaces, Encounters, Transfers
Wednesday 8 July
Venue: Aula, Kollegiengebäude I, First Floor
15.15
Opening:
Werner Frick, Speaker, FRIAS Board of Directors
Hans-Jochen Schiewer, Rector of the University
15.30
Impulsreferate/Opening Plenaries:
Linguistics: Peter Eisenberg (Potsdam)
Literatursprache: Gegenstand der Sprachwissenschaft?
Literary Studies: Jörg Schönert (Hamburg)
„Liaisons négligées''. Zur Interaktion von Literaturwissenschaft und Linguistik in der disziplinären Entwicklung seit 1970
17.30
Coffee Break, Buffet and Poster Session
18.30
Podium Discussion
Literature and Language: Common Perspectives and New Horizons
Peter Auer (chair)
Ekkehard König (FU Berlin)
Ansgar Nünning (Gießen)
Peter Eisenberg (Potsdam)
Hans Bertens (Utrecht)
Klaus von Heusinger (Stuttgart)
Jörg Schönert (Hamburg)
End: ca. 20.30
Four Sections:
Narrative Deixis: The Textual Creation of Time and Space Collective and Social Identities Genre
Thursday 9 July
Venue: Haus zur Lieben Hand (Löwenstraße) and Aula
Section 1: Narrative
09.00
Plenaries
Plenary:
Heiko Hausendorf (Zurich)
Mündliches und schriftliches Erzählen - Textlinguistische und konversationsanalytische Perspektiven
Plenary:
Dan Shen (Beijing)
How to Make Linguistics More Helpful to the Interpretation of Narrative Fiction
10.30
Discussion
11.00
Coffee Break
Section 2: Deixis - The Textual Creation of Time and Space
11.30
Plenaries
Plenary:
Elena Semino (Lancaster)
Deixis and Fictional Minds
Plenary:
Nikolaus Himmelmann (Monash University/Münster)
Deixis: Interaktion und Diskurswelten
13.00
Discussion
13.30
Lunch break
Parallel Sections Narrative and Deixis
Section 1: Narrative:
15.30
Anna de Fina (Georgetown University)
Linguistics and Narrative: From Texts to Contexts
16.00
Per Krogh Hansen (U. of Southern Denmark)
Language Matters. On the Interdependence of Narrative Studies and Linguistics
16.30
Discussion
17.00
Coffee Break
17.30
Elisabeth Gülich (Bielefeld)
Erzählen - Erinnern - Interpretieren. Narrative Rekonstruktionsprozesse in Arzt-Patient-Gesprächen
18.00
Jan Alber (Freiburg)
Deictic Markers in Unnatural Narrative
18.30
Discussion
Section 2: Deixis - The Textual Creation of Time and Space
15.30
Elzbieta Chrzanowska-Kluczewska (Cracow)
Tropological Space: The Imaginary Space of Figuration
16.00
Holger Diessel (Jena)
Spatial Deixis, Joint Attention, and Common Ground
16.30
Discussion
17.00
Coffee Break
17.30
Brigitte Rath (Munich)
Pointing Out Worlds: Deixis at the Beginning of Narrative Texts
18.00
Anja Stukenbrock (Freiburg)
Pointing to an Empty Space: How 'Deixis am Phantasma' is Instantiated in Face-to-Face Communication
18.30
Discussion
Friday, July 10
Section 3: Collective and Social Identities
09.00
Plenaries
Plenary:
Ben Rampton (King's College, London)
The Everyday Poetics of Ethnicity and Class: Stylisation and Crossing
Plenary:
Alan Palmer (London)
Intermental Thought in Maria Edgeworth's Helen and its Absence in Henry James's The Tragic Muse
10.30
Discussion
11.00
Coffee Break
Section 4: Genres and Text Types
11.30
Plenaries
Plenary:
Klaus Hempfer (FU Berlin)
Some Aspects of a Theory of Genre
Plenary:
Susanne Günthner (Münster)
Kommunikative Gattungen als Orientierungsmuster in der Interaktion - Zur Gattungsanalyse in der Sprachwissenschaft
13.00
Discussion
Parallel Sessions Identity and Genre
Section Three: Collective and Social Identities
15.00
Benjamin Bailey (Amherst)
Connecting Linguistic Signs to Social Worlds: Negotiating Race and Ethnicity in the USA
15.30
Brian Richardson (College Park, MD)
Beyond Narrative Individualism: Toward a Collective Poetics
16.00
Discussion
16.30
Coffee Break
17.00
Jannis Androutsopoulos (King's College, London)
Using Language Variation to Style Fictional Characters
17.30
Anil Bhatti (New Delhi)
Metafictional Positions, Postcolonial Ambivalences, Blurred Identities
18.00
Discussion
Section Four: Genre
15.00
Ralf Schneider (Bielefeld)
The Cognitive Theory of Literary Genres Revisited: Cues from Construction Grammar and Conceptual Integration
15.30
Angelika Linke (Zürich/Berlin)
Über das Reden beim Essen. Soziokulturell signifikante Kommunikation,1650 – 1850
16.00
Discussion
16.30
Coffee Break
17.00
Matías Martínez (Wuppertal)
Perfective Narratives
17.30
Wolfgang Raible (Freiburg)
Genre and Media
18.00
Discussion
18.45
Concluding Podium Discussion
Monika Fludernik (Chair)
Respondent 1: Wulf Oesterreicher (München)
Respondent 2: Daniel Jacob (Freiburg)
Respondent 3: Michael H. Short (Lancaster)
Respondent 4: Roger Sell (Turku)
Respondent 5: Moritz Baßler (Münster)
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