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1. Manfred
Sailer,
International Meeting on Text Structure: Form, Meaning, and Processing
Message 1: International Meeting on Text Structure: Form, Meaning, and Processing
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Date: 24-Jan-2010
From: Manfred Sailer <manfred.sailerphil.uni-goettingen.de>
Subject: International Meeting on Text Structure: Form, Meaning, and Processing
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Full Title: International Meeting on Text Structure: Form, Meaning, and Processing
Date: 01-Jul-2010 - 03-Jul-2010
Location: Göttingen, Germany
Contact Person: Manfred Sailer
Meeting Email: text2010uni-goettingen.de
Web Site: http://www.gwdg.de/~text2010/
Linguistic Field(s): Computational Linguistics; Psycholinguistics; Semantics;
Text/Corpus Linguistics; Typology
Call Deadline: 15-Mar-2010
Meeting Description:
International Meeting on Text Structure: Form, Meaning, and Processing
1.-3.7.2010
Universtität Göttingen
While the description and theoretical analysis of isolated levels of text
structure has matured substantially over the last thirty years, we are only
beginning to understand the interaction between different levels and the surplus
literary effects created by such interactions. In addition to methods of formal
syntax, semantics, and pragmatics, strongly empirically oriented subdisciplines
of linguistics such as corpuslinguistic and psycholinguistic have provided
central insights for the study of linguistic phenomena beyond the sentence
level. It is also necessary to include typological and variationist perspectives
to identify the full range and the relative impact of factors and means
exploited in the structuring of text in the languages of the world.
Call for Papers
We welcome submissions addressing issues of text structure form various
perspectives such as syntax, formal semantics and pragmatics, typology,
psycholinguistics, or computational linguistics. The topics may include but are
not restricted to
- information structure
- differences between subordination and co-ordination
- discourse conditions on the use of non-canonical structures
- resolution of cross-sentential anaphora or ellipsis
- discourse relations
- modeling of contextual parameters
- the influence of tense, mood, and aspect on text structure
- discourse particles
- typological variation
- text structure in signed and spoken modality
- the linguistic study of literary texts
Invited Speakers:
Barbara Kaup (Tübingen)
Josep Quer (Barcelona)
Submission:
Abstracts should be anonymous and at most 2 pages in length. Please send your
abstracts electronically in pdf- or doc-format to
text2010uni-goettingen.de
and include your name, affiliation and the title of the abstract in the body of
the e-mail. Submissions will be reviewed by two reviewers.
Deadline for abstract submission: March 15, 2010
Notification: April 8, 2010
Organization
This meeting is organized by the network "Constraint-based Grammar" (CoGETI) and
the principle investigators of the Courant Research Center "Multi-layered Text
Protocol".
Anke Holler
Manfred Sailer
Markus Steinbach
Conference web site
www.gwdg.de/~text2010/
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