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1. Joaquim Brandão de
Carvalho,
Réseau Français de Phonologie
Message 1: Réseau Français de Phonologie
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Date: 14-Dec-2009
From: Joaquim Brandão de Carvalho <joaquim.brandaouniv-paris8.fr>
Subject: Réseau Français de Phonologie
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Full Title: Réseau Français de Phonologie
Short Title: RFP 2010
Date: 01-Jul-2010 - 03-Jul-2010
Location: Orléans, France
Contact Person: Gabriel Bergounioux
Meeting Email: rfpuniv-orleans.fr
Linguistic Field(s): Phonology
Call Deadline: 01-Mar-2010
Meeting Description:
Call for Papers
Réseau Français de Phonologie / French Phonology Network
In memoriam Nick Clements
Université d'Orléans
To carry on with the series of annual meetings initiated by the 'Phonologies'
GDR, the Réseau Français de Phonologie (RFP) is launching a call for papers for
a symposium in the same spirit. It will take place in Orléans University from
July, 1 to July, 3, 2010 thanks to two CNRS-based research agencies, the
'Institut de Linguistique Française' (ILF / FR 2393) and 'Typologie Universaux
Linguistiques' (TUL / FR 2559).
Call for Papers
Phonologists of every school or background are warmly welcome to participate.
Issues at stake may be in the field of general phonology or of the phonological
analysis of a linguistic phenomenon of a specific language.
Submissions that will be taken into consideration will be those dealing with
signal processing, perception, acquisition, diachrony, dialectology, formalism,
epistemology and all issues which explicitly file under the field of phonology
and its interfaces.
Submission Format and Selection Process:
Submission of communications will be written either in French or in English and
sent in the form of an abstract which will not exceed two pages in length, (A4
format, Times font, size 12), that will be followed by essential bibliographic
data, and will be sent to rfpuniv-orleans.fr in the form of a word, latex or
PDF file. The file will bear no mention of the author who will insert his
name(s), details, address, research institution and communication title in a
separate file. Submissions will then be forwarded to two peers for assessment
and the final selection will be carried out by a board meeting.
Important Dates:
Abstracts must be received by March, 1, 2010
Notification of acceptance by April, 15, 2010
Conference Dates:
From Thursday, 1 to Saturday, 3, July, 2010, in memoriam Nick Clements. The
forthcoming conferences organised by RFP will take place in Tours in June-July
2011 and in Paris in June-July 2011.
Organisation:
Talks will last 30 minutes, and may be cut down to 20 minutes at the author's
request (request which should be mentioned at the time of submission), and will
be followed by 10 minutes' debate whatever the format chosen. Poster sessions
have not been scheduled. Two guest speakers will start the day off and the end
of the afternoon will be taken up by the general meeting of RFP.
Ideas for thematic sessions are welcome. We invite their organizers to provide
the session with both a general title and a few lines description of potential
issues, not forgetting a list of the colleagues who are likely to participate to
the session and a brief summary of the theme that each one would develop. The
assessment of the session proposals will take place at the conference board of
referees final meeting after the proposals have been put forward by two referees.
The conference will not pay back any expenses, since the subscription fees only
just cover functioning costs. No publishing has been scheduled up to now, but
the matter will be further discussed during the conference.
Board of reviewers
J.-P. Angoujard (U. de Nantes), S. Bendjaballah (U. Paris 7), G. Bergounioux (U.
d'Orléans), J. Brandao de Carvalho (U. Paris 8), Ph. Carr (U. de Montpellier),
C. Dugua (U. d'Orléans), J. Durand (U. de Toulouse), S. Ferré (U. de Tours),
J.-M. Fournier (U. de Tours), S. Herment, (U. d'Aix-Marseille), M. D'Imperio
(Aix-Marseille), M. Lahrouchi (U. Paris 8), B. Laks (U. Paris 10), J.-L. Léonard
(U. Paris 3), J. Lowenstamm (U. Paris 7), N. Nguyen (U. d'Aix-Marseille), R.
Noske (U. de Lille), C. Patin (U. de Lille), A. Rialland (U. Paris 3), R.
Ridouane (U. Paris 3), M. Russo (U. Paris 8) , P. Sauzet (U. Toulouse), T.
Scheer (U. Nice), Ph. Ségéral (U. Paris 7), A. Tifrit (U. de Nantes), N. Vallée
(U. de Grenoble), S. Wauquier (U. Paris 8).
Organization board (Orléans & Tours):
V. Abasq, G. Bergounioux, C. Dugua, S. Ferré, J.-M. Fournier, N. Lampitelli, X.
Luo, M. Martin
Contact Details:
gabriel.bergouniouxuniv-orleans.fr
celine.duguauniv-orleans.fr
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