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Calls: Socioling, Lang Acquisition, General Ling, Translation/Germany
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1. Klaus
Geyer,
Interdisciplinary Dialect Research
Message 1: Interdisciplinary Dialect Research
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Date: 09-Dec-2009
From: Klaus Geyer <klaus.geyeruni-erfurt.de>
Subject: Interdisciplinary Dialect Research
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Full Title: Interdisciplinary Dialect Research
Date: 02-Mar-2010 - 04-Mar-2010
Location: Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany
Contact Person: Klaus Geyer
Meeting Email: klaus.geyeruni-erfurt.de
Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics; Language Acquisition;
Sociolinguistics; Translation
Call Deadline: 15-Jan-2010
Meeting Description:
[English version below]
Dialektforschung - interdisziplinär
Die Arbeitsgruppe wendet sich an Sprachwissenschaftlerinnen und
Sprachwissenschaftler, die sich mit Dialekten außerhalb des traditionellen
Paradigmas der Dialektologie (Atlas, Wörterbuch, Ortsgrammatik) im Rahmen
interdisziplinärer Ansätze beschäftigen. Dialektforschung kann aus dieser
Perspektive mit einer ganzen Reihe von linguistischen (Sub)Disziplinen sinnvoll
verbunden werden. Dabei erscheinen die folgenden - zum Teil bereits sehr
bewährten - Verbindungen besonders viel versprechend, ohne dass sich allerdings
die AG auf genau diese beschränken soll:
- Dialekte und Sprachtypologie
- Dialekte und Sprachlehr- und -lernforschung
- Dialekte und Translatorik
- Dialekte und Genderlinguistik
- Dialekte und Medienlinguistik
- Dialekte und Kulturwissenschaft
- Dialekte und ...
Ziel der Arbeitsgruppe ist, interdisziplinär arbeitende DialektforscherInnen mit
unterschiedlichen Schwerpunkten zu einen intensiven Austausch über aktuelle
Ergebnisse und Entwicklungen in der interdisziplinären Dialektforschung
zusammenzubringen und somit die Entstehung neuer disziplinenübergreifender
Forschungsaktivitäten zu befördern.
[English version]
This workshop is intended for linguists who are engaged in dialects outside the
traditional paradigms of dialectology (i.e. making atlases, dictionaries, and
grammars of local dialects), but within the context of interdisciplinary
approaches. From this point of view, dialect research can be fruitfully combined
with a number of different linguistic (sub-)disciplines. The following ones-
some of them being well established- seem to be especially promising, even if
the workshop is not meant to be restricted to these approaches, but is open for
additional ideas:
- dialect and language typology
- dialects and language teaching and language acquisition
- dialects and translation
- dialects and gender linguistics
- dialects and media linguistics
- dialects and cultural studies
- dialects and ?
The aim of the workshop is to bring together dialect researchers working
interdisciplinarily and focussing on a broad range of subjects for a discussion
of recent findings and on-going developments in interdisciplinary dialect
research, thus promoting the possible emergence of new, cross-disciplinary
research activities.
Call for Papers
Bitte schicken Sie Ihr Abstract (bis 400 Wörter) an das Organisationsteam der
Konferenz über www.indogermanistik.uni-freiburg.de/gesus2010.html (CC an:
klaus.geyeruni-erfurt.de).
Please send your abstract (not more than 400 words) to the conference organizers
via www.indogermanistik.uni-freiburg.de/gesus2010eng.html
(CC to: klaus.geyeruni-erfurt.de).
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