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1. Magdalena
Bator,
Foreign Influences on Medieval English
Message 1: Foreign Influences on Medieval English
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Date: 13-Mar-2009
From: Magdalena Bator <mbatorswspiz.pl>
Subject: Foreign Influences on Medieval English
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Full Title: Foreign Influences on Medieval English
Date: 12-Dec-2009 - 13-Dec-2009
Location: Warsaw, Poland
Contact Person: Magdalena Bator
Meeting Email: medievalconferenceswspiz.pl
Web Site: http://www.medievalconference.warszawa.swspiz.pl
Linguistic Field(s): Historical Linguistics
Subject Language(s): English (eng)
Call Deadline: 30-Jun-2009
Meeting Description:
You are cordially invited to the conference organised by the School of English,
Academy of Management, which will be held in Warsaw from 12th to 13th December
2009. The conference will be devoted to 'Foreign influences on Medieval
English'. The aim of the conference is to bring together specialists in the
areas of Medieval English linguistics, particularly interested in language
contact in Old and Middle English.
Call for Papers
Foreign Influences on Medieval English
12th - 13th December 2009
Plenary Papers
We are delighted to announce that the following scholars have agreed to present
plenary papers:
Dr Richard Dance (Cambridge)
Prof. Marcin Krygier (Poznan)
Prof. Rafal Molencki (Katowice)
Prof. Hans Sauer (Munich)
Section papers
Section papers (20 minutes + 10 minute discussion) in all areas of research
connected with foreign influences on Medieval English will be welcome. 500-word
abstracts should be submitted by 30th June 2009, preferably by e-mail
(medievalconferenceswspiz.pl), in the .rtf or .doc (Word for Windows) format.
If your abstract requires special fonts, please send it also as a PDF file. All
proposals will be reviewed by the organising committee. You will be notified
about acceptance by the end of July. Participants without papers are also welcome.
A selected number of papers will be published by Lang Verlag in a volume edited
by Prof. J. Fisiak and Dr M. Bator.
Venue and Accommodation
The conference will be held at the Academy of Management, in the centre of
Warsaw. Various hotels are available, ranging from cheap to more luxurious.
More information on accommodation will be provided on the Conference website.
Registration
Registration form will be available on the Conference website. The registration
fee will have to be paid on registration. The regular registration fee is 30.
PhD students have to pay 15, undergraduate students can attend the conference
without any payment. All enquiries concerning the Conference should be addressed
to the organisers, preferably by e-mail (medievalconferenceswspiz.pl). Our
mailing address is:
Academy of Management
School of English
Ul. Lucka 11
00-842 Warsaw
POLAND
ph. +48-22-6563615
fax. +48-22-6563615
Conference e-mail addresses:
medievalconferenceswspiz.pl,
fisiakamu.edu.pl,
mbatorswspiz.pl
Conference website: www.medievalconference.warszawa.swspiz.pl
Organising Committee
Chair: Professor Jacek Fisiak
Conference Secretary: Dr Magdalena Bator
Members:
Dr Kinga Sadej
Dr Marta Sylwanowicz
Dr Anna Wojtys
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