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43rd Annual Meeting Societas Linguistica Europaea
Message 1: 43rd Annual Meeting Societas Linguistica Europaea
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Date: 25-Sep-2009
From: Bert Cornillie <slearts.kuleuven.be>
Subject: 43rd Annual Meeting Societas Linguistica Europaea
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Full Title: 43rd Annual Meeting Societas Linguistica Europaea
Short Title: SLE 2010
Date: 02-Sep-2010 - 05-Sep-2010
Location: Vilnius, Lithuania
Contact Person: Bert Cornillie
Meeting Email: slearts.kuleuven.be
Web Site: http://www.societaslinguistica.eu/
Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics
Call Deadline: 01-Jan-2010
Meeting Description:
The Societas Linguistica Europaea and the Vilnius Local Organizing Committee
invite you to submit workshop, poster and paper proposals for the next annual
SLE meeting. SLE meetings give a forum to high-quality scientific research from
all (sub)domains of linguistics. Every year local organizers pay special
attention to one specific topic. Though the next annual meeting particularly
welcomes papers on 'Language contact: at the crossroads of disciplines and
frameworks', workshops, posters and individual papers are invited on topics
belonging to all fields of linguistics.
Call for Papers
Workshops, posters and individual papers are invited on all topics belonging to
the field of linguistics. Presentations will be 20 minutes plus 10 minutes
question time.
Abstracts should not exceed 500 words (exclusive of references) and should state
research questions, approach, method, data and (expected) results. The abstract
will also contain three to five key words specifying the (sub)domain, the topic
and the approach.
Abstracts will be reviewed anonymously by three people. Due to the good efforts
of the SLE 2009 SC, the acceptance rate of the Lisbon conference was 57% for the
general session. (More information on SLE 2009 can be found at the SLE website)
The deadline for all abstracts (for the general session, the poster session and
the workshops) is 1 January 2010. Notification of acceptance will be given by 31
March 2010.
Submit your title through the Submit Abstract form at the website and email your
abstract as an attachment to slearts.kuleuven.be. The abstract should not
mention the presenter(s) nor their affiliations or addresses. Abstracts are
preferably in Word or .RTF format; if your abstract contains special symbols,
please include a pdf version as well.
Workshops:
Since SLE 2009, more than half of the presentations take place within the
framework of thematic workshops. Proposals for workshops are hence particularly
welcome. They should contain:
(i) a description of the topic (including research questions to be addressed) and
(ii)a provisional list of workshop participants and a three line description of
their topics
We encourage workshop convenors to distribute an open call for papers on the
LinguistList and other fora. The deadline for the submission of workshop
proposals is 15 November 2009. Notification of acceptance will follow by 15
December 2009. All abstracts of workshop papers have to be registered and sent
to us by 1 January 2010.
Since we want all conference participants to be able to attend individual
workshop presentations, SLE workshops have to be compatible with the main
conference programme. This means that the format of the workshops must be
organized around 30 minute presentations (20 min. + 10 min. discussion). Each
workshop ideally comprises:
1. An introductory paper by the convenor(s) or by a key-note speaker. It should
summarize previous research, specify the approaches to be found in the workshop
and explain the scope of the papers to be given.
2. Seven or eight papers. The preference is for one-day workshops, but two-day
workshops may also be considered.
3. A slot for final discussion on topics covered by the papers, methodological
issues and questions for future research.
More details can be discussed with the SLE conference manager
(slearts.kuleuven.be).
Posters:
The next SLE meeting will hold two poster sessions of an hour for both senior
and junior researchers. Posters and oral presentations will be evaluated
according to the same quality standards. In order to foster interaction, all
other sessions will be suspended during the poster session.
The maximum size of the poster is 1,10 m x 1 m.
The deadline for the submission of poster abstracts is 1 January 2010.
Prize for the best presentation and the best poster:
On the basis of the ranking of the abstracts, the Scientific Committee will set
up an internal shortlist with nominees for the prize of best oral presentation
and the prize for best poster. Members of the Executive Committee and the
Scientific Committee will decide on the last day of the meeting who will receive
the prizes, which consist of 500 euros.
Nominees are PhD students or postdocs who finish their dissertation in the
academic year of 2009-2010.
Important dates:
15 November 2009: deadline for submission of workshop proposals
1 January 2010: deadline for submission of poster and paper abstracts
31 March 2010: notification of acceptance
1 April 2010: early registration starts
1 June 2010: registration (full fee)
Plenary speakers:
Bas Aarts (London)
Balthasar Bickel (Leipzig)
Hubert Cuyckens (Leuven)
Masja Koptjevskaja-Tamm (Stockholm)
Tania Kuteva (Duesseldorf)
Vladimir Plungian (Moscow)
Local organizing committee:
Aurelija Usoniene (Chair)
Antanas Smetona
Jolanta Sinkuniene (Secretary)
Birute Ryvityte
Vytautas Kardelis
Erika Jasionyte
Jurgis Pakerys
SLE conference manager:
Bert Cornillie (Leuven - Research Foundation Flanders)
Scientific committee:
Werner Abraham (Wien/Muenchen), Sander Adelaar (Melbourne), Karin Aijmer
(Gothenburg), Alexandra Y. Aikhenvald (James Cook, Cairns), Sjef Barbiers
(Meertens Instituut), Ineta Dabasinskiene (Kaunas), Jean-Marc Dewaele (London),
Gabriele Diewald (Hannover), Ursula Doleschal (Wien), Anna Duszak (Warsaw), Dirk
Geeraerts (Leuven), Teresa Fanego (Santiago de Compostela, Chair), Maria del
Pilar Garcia Mayo (Vitoria), Volker Gast (Jena), Kleanthes K. Grohmann
(Nicosia), Youssef Haddad (Florida), Bernd Heine (Koeln), Eva Hajicova (Prague),
Axel Holvoet (Vilnius), Johannes Kabatek (Tuebingen), Violeta Kaledaite
(Kaunas), Roman Kalisz (Gdansk), Birute Klaas (Tartu), Ekkehard Koenig (Berlin),
Petar Kehayov (Tartu), Elizabeth Lanza (Oslo), David Lasagabaster (Vitoria),
Michele Loporcaro (Zurich), Ruta Marcinkeviciene (Research Council, Lithuania),
Caterina Mauri (Pavia), Lachlan Mckenzie (Lisbon-VU Amsterdam), Edith Moravcsik
(Wisconsin, Milwaukee), Pieter Muysken (Nijmegen), Robert Nicolaï (Nice),
Brigitte Pakendorf (Max Planck, Leipzig), Carita Paradis (Vaxjo), Shana Poplack
(Ottawa), Anna Siewierska (Lancaster), Frank Seifart (Max Planck, Leipzig),
Pieter Seuren (Max Planck, Nijmegen), Carmen Silva-Corvalán (Los Angeles, USC),
John-Charles Smith (Oxford), Thomas Stolz (Bremen), Jarmila Tarnyikova
(Olomouc), Marina Terkourafi (Illinois, Urbana-Champaign), Sarah Thomason
(Michigan), Johan van der Auwera (Antwerp), Andrejs Veisbergs (Riga),
Jean-Christophe Verstraete (Leuven), Salvador Valera (Jaén), Letizia Vezzosi
(Perugia), Dominique Willems (Gent), Jacek Witkos (Poznan), Virginia Yip (Hong
Kong), Klaus Zimmermann (Bremen), Debra Ziegeler (Singapore), Ghil'ad Zuckermann
(Queensland)
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