LINGUIST List 20.176
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Tue Jan 20 2009
Calls: General Ling/United Kingdom; Applied Ling/Belgium
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1. Bas
Aarts,
The Third International Conference on the Linguistics of Contemporary English
2. Geert
Jacobs,
2nd International Discourse in Organizations Workshop
Message 1: The Third International Conference on the Linguistics of Contemporary English
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Date: 20-Jan-2009
From: Bas Aarts <b.aartsucl.ac.uk>
Subject: The Third International Conference on the Linguistics of Contemporary English
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Full Title: The Third International Conference on the Linguistics of
Contemporary English
Short Title: ICLCE3
Date: 14-Jul-2009 - 17-Jul-2009
Location: London, United Kingdom
Contact Person: Jon Millington
Meeting Email: jon.millingtonsas.ac.uk
Web Site: http://ies.sas.ac.uk/events/conferences/2009/ICLCEthree/index.htm
Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics
Subject Language(s): English (eng)
Call Deadline: 01-Feb-2009
Meeting Description:
The Third International Conference on the Linguistics of Contemporary English
ICLCE3
14/15-17 July 2009
Institute of English Studies
Senate House
University of London
Call for Papers
Deadline: 1 February 2009
The attention devoted to the linguistics of the English language has resulted in
a broad body of work in diverse research traditions. The aim of the ICLCE
conference is to encourage the cross-fertilisation of ideas between different
frameworks and research traditions, all of which may address any aspect of the
linguistics of English. The first and second ICLCE conferences were held in
Edinburgh (2005) and Toulouse (2007) along the same lines. We aim for the London
conference to build on the success of those events.
The main conference will be preceded on 14 July by a one-day symposium to
celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Survey of English Usage. The theme of this
symposium will be Current Change in the English Verb Phrase.
Plenary Speakers:
James Blevins (Cambridge)
Bernd Kortmann (Freiburg)
James M. Scobbie (Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh)
Sali Tagliamonte (Toronto)
Instructions for the submission of abstracts (via the Linguist List Easy
Abstracts System) can be found here:
http://ies.sas.ac.uk/events/conferences/2009/ICLCEthree/index.htm
This conference is organized by the Linguistics Department, Queen Mary,
University of London and the Survey of English Usage, UCL in collaboration with
the Institute of English Studies.
Apologies for cross-postings
Bas Aarts
Jenny Cheshire
Devyani Sharma
Message 2: 2nd International Discourse in Organizations Workshop
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Date: 20-Jan-2009
From: Geert Jacobs <geert.jacobsugent.be>
Subject: 2nd International Discourse in Organizations Workshop
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Full Title: 2nd International Discourse in Organizations Workshop
Short Title: DiO2
Date: 16-Sep-2009 - 18-Sep-2009
Location: Ghent, Belgium
Contact Person: Geert Jacobs
Meeting Email: geert.jacobsugent.be
Web Site: http://www.dio.ugent.be
Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; Discourse Analysis; Pragmatics
Call Deadline: 31-Jan-2009
Meeting Description:
In the wake of our successful 1st International Workshop on Discourse in
Organizations (DiO, Antwerp/Knokke, Belgium, September 2005), we hope to bring
together a number of researchers from discourse analysis, linguistic pragmatics
and text studies for our 2nd International Workshop on Discourse in
Organizations, from Wednesday 16 to Friday 18 September 2009. The workshop
offers a small-scale, all-plenary interactive forum with a limited number of
participants and plenty of time for discussion. It will also include an
International PhD colloquium to be organized in co-operation with the
Association for Business Communication (ABC).
Call for Papers
Theme: Displaying competence
The workshop explores ways in which individuals or groups in organizations
discursively present themselves as competent, i.e. as having the ability and
willingness (possibly including generic knowledge, motive, social role,
expertise and skills) to perform tasks or functions on a superior level.
Competence here might encompass or overlap with notions of efficiency, success,
accountability, excellence and self-justification. Papers are welcomed that
address the question of how such displays are achieved, how they are temporally
projected as well as how they interact with the context in which they are
generated. Methodologically, the workshop aims to bring together research that
is primarily empirical, for instance within a discourse analytical, linguistic
pragmatic, text studies or ethnomethodological framework. Contributions are
welcomed on a wide spectrum of organizational settings including
leadership/management situations, gate- keeping encounters in a variety of
institutions and organizations and through a wide range of media, peer
interaction in the workplace, marketing and news discourse, interaction with
customers, etc.
Keynote Speakers:
Celia Roberts (King's College London) and Francesca Bargiela
Submissions are invited for 40-minute slots (including 20 minutes of discussion
and question time). The workshop language is English. Please send your abstract
of 300 words (detailing research question, method, data and conclusions) to
geert.jacobsugent.be before 31 January 2009. Contributors will be informed of
the decision of the organizing committee by the end of February.
ABC Europe 2009 International PhD Colloquium + PhD Research Mentoring Programme
Researchers who are currently working on a PhD in the broad area of business
discourse are invited to submit a proposal related, though not necessarily
restricted, to the workshop theme of 'Displaying competence'. Successful
applicants will be invited to present a paper at the DiO workshop (40-minute
slots, including 20 minutes of discussion and question time). After the
workshop, they will be included in a mentoring programme in which two senior
researchers will help them develop their workshop paper into a presentation to
be given in a special session on the workshop theme at the ABC Europe Convention
in Antwerp from 26 to 29 May 2010. Guidance will also be provided in
transforming their paper into an article to be published in a special issue that
will be submitted for publication to the Journal of Business Communication.
Please send an abstract of 300 words (detailing research question, method, data
and conclusions) plus a short text of 100 words about your PhD and a letter of
recommendation by your PhD supervisor to geert.jacobsugent.be before 31 January
2009. Contributors will be informed of the decision of the organizing committee
by the end of February.
Contact:
Please contact geert.jacobsugent.be for more information.
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