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Dear linguists: I have been asked to post this announcement. Any questions or comments about the Conference should be sent to the convenor, Dr Dominic Keown, at the following address: dk209Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuecam.ac.uk. Not to me!! Thanks, Laia .______________________.____________________________________. | | Eul`alia de Bobes | | | Lab. de Ling"u'istica Inform`atica | | e.bobes
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cc.uab.es | (Dept. Filologia Espanyola) | "----------------------"------------------------------------" ONLINE CONFERENCE ON CATALAN STUDIES ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR PAPERS October 23-November 6, 1996 Sponsored by the Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and the Language Centre, University of Cambridge, with the collaboration of the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya. Convenor Dr Dominic Keown (Email dk209
cam.ac.uk) The Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages and the Language Centre of the University of Cambridge are pleased to announce the First Online Conference devoted to Catalan Studies which will run from October 23 until November 6, 1996. The theme of the Conference will be "THE LIFE AND WORK OF AUSIAS MARCH" in celebration of the sixth centenary of the poet's birth. The official opening of the Conference will take place during the VI Trobada de Departaments Internacionals de Catala i Associacions Internacionals de Catalanistica which forms part of the XXV Premis Octubre in Valencia.The initiative is also supported by the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya. Please note that there is no need to be CONTINUOUSLY available between these dates, since the Conference will be ONLINE, utilising the World Wide Web site of the Language Centre and a DISCUSSION LIST which will be created for this Conference. 1) Conference Papers Papers will be published electronically in hypertext (HTML for the World Wide Web). It is hoped that proceedings from the Conference may subsequently be published in book form. The subject matter of the papers should deal with any topic related to the "LIFE AND WORK OF AUSIAS MARCH". Papers should be around 4,000 words in length, preferably in English or Catalan, and must be received by SEPTEMBER 1, 1996. Please contact the convenor if you would like to discuss a proposal for a paper. 2) Conference Members The Conference will be a public one and anyone is welcome to "attend" free of charge. Comments can be posted to the discussion list by Email and questions put to the authors of the papers. All comments from the "floor" will be moderated for appropriateness of content. More information about the discussion list will be made available in due course. Enquiries about the Conference should be sent to the convenor, Dr Dominic Keown, at the following address: dk209
cam.ac.uk.
CALL FOR PAPERS Tacit assumptions in the study of language: How the viewpoint creates the object of study? A symposium organized by the Linguistic Association of Finland (SKY) September 2-4, 1996, University of Helsinki The symposium offers post-graduate students and researchers in the field of linguistics an opportunity to explicate tacit assumptions in their research. A more detailed description of the symposium can be found on our WWW site: http://www.joensuu.fi/humanistinenTDK/Kielet/SKY.html Guest speakers: Scott DeLancey (University of Oregon) Geoffrey K. Pullum (University of California, Santa Cruz) Barbara Scholz (University of California, Santa Cruz) Application and contact information: If you want to give a paper at the symposium, send your abstract (max. 1 page) and contact information by April 26, 1996, to the following address: The Linguistic Association of Finland University of Joensuu, General Linguistics P.O.Box 111 FIN-80101 Joensuu Finland or by e-mail to: linguaMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuejoyl.joensuu.fi You can request more information from the same address. You will be notified about the acceptance of your proposal by May 17, 1996. Organizing committee: Marja-Liisa Helasvuo (helasvuo
cc.helsinki.fi) Tapani Kelomaki (tkelomak
ling.helsinki.fi Jussi Niemi (niemi
joyl.joensuu.fi) Jarno Raukko (jarno.raukko
helsinki.fi)
N E L S 2 7 Conference of the North Eastern Linguistic Society OCTOBER 18-20 1996 at McGill University, Montreal CANADA - --------------------------------------------------------------------------- CALL FOR PAPERS - --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Abstracts are invited for twenty-minute papers on any aspect of theoretical linguistics. Abstracts should be anonymous and typed single-spaced in 12- point font on no more than one 8 1/2" by 11" page with one-inch margins. References, but no examples, may be included on a second page. For the sake of the reviewers, the guidelines will be strictly enforced. At most one individual and one joint abstract per perso will be considered. ABSTRACT DEADLINE: JULY 8, 1996 Submissions should include: * 10 anonymous copies of an abstract; * 1 copy stating the name of the author(s) and affiliation(s), for inclusion in the NELS booklet, if accepted; * a typed 3" x 5" index card bearing the title of the paper and the authors' names, affiliations, phone numbers, snail-mail and e-mail addresses. Please indicate whether you would like e-mail acknowledgement of receipt. Abstracts received after the deadline will not be considered. We will accept no fax or e-mail submissions. Accepted presenters will be notified in mid-September. Please send abstracts to: Abstract Committee/NELS 27 Department of Linguistics McGill University 1001 Sherbrooke St. W. Montreal, PQ H3A 1G5 CANADA Preregistration fees are $30 (US$23) for students, $45 (US$35) for others. The deadline for preregistration is September 16, 1996. On-site registration fees will be $40 (US$30) for students and $60 (US$45) for others. For more information, write to: nelsMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuemcgill.ca Forthcoming Web site: http://www.cs.mcgill.ca/~mordru/nels.html