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====================================================================== ICSLP 96 -- Update and Reminder ====================================================================== Fourth International Conference on Spoken Language Processing ****** October 3-6, 1996 Wyndham Franklin Plaza Hotel Philadelphia, PA, USA ****** We would like to remind anyone interested in the upcoming ICSLP 96 that the deadline for early registration is July 1, 1996. The registration form and hotel accommodation information are available at the ICSLP 96 web site. The registration form (in postscript) can be copied, printed and returned by post with payment enclosed. If fees are to be paid by credit card, the form may also be returned by FAX. Our WWW site is http://www.asel.udel.edu/icslp/. This site provides up-to-date listings of the full contents of the preliminary program. If you have not received a printed copy of the preliminary program but would like to, please email your full surface-mail address to ICSLP96Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issueasel.udel.edu. _____________________Registration Information______________________________ Full registration includes: Admission to technical sessions, Reception, Banquet, Proceedings (printed & CD-ROM) Limited registration includes: Admission to technical sessions, Reception, Proceedings on CD-ROM Early Registration fees: Member* Non-Member Student Full $425 $525 $250 Limited $300 $400 $150 Late registration: After July 1, add $60 After August 9, add $100 Additional Tickets: Banquet $60 Reception $50 Additional Proceedings: Printed $125 CD-ROM $15 * Sponsoring and Cooperating Organizations: The Acoustical Society of America The Acoustical Society of Japan American Speech and Hearing Association Australian Speech Science and Technology Association European Speech Communication Association IEEE Signal Processing Society Incorporated Canadian Acoustical Association International Phonetic Association Linguistic Society of America ICSLP 96 A.I. duPont Institute P.O. Box 269 Wilmington, DE 19899 E-mail: ICSLP96
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The Third Rasmus Rask International Conference PRAGMATICS: THE LOADED DISCIPLINE Tuesday and Wednesday 5 & 6 November 1996, Odense University, Denmark In recognition of Professor Jacob L. Mey's outstanding contribution to the field of Pragmatics over the past 25 years, and his corresponding period of service to the University of Odense as Professor and Chair in the Department of Linguistics, the Rasmus Rask Conference Committee is holding an international conference in Odense on the occasion of his retirement in the autumn of1996. The theme of the conference, 'Pragmatics: The Loaded Discipline', is intended to provide a forum for leading experts in the field to discuss their views and perspectives on future directions in Pragmatics and to identify what they feel will be the most significant developments in the years to come. Further information can be obtained from: Dr Flemming G. Andersen Dr Leo Hoye Chairman, Institute of Language Associate Professor and Communication and Assistant to the Chief Editor, Journal of Pragmatics P.S. To expedite matters, please fax or email your answer to Dr. F. G. Andersen on: Fax +45 65 93 24 83 E-mail fgaMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuelanguage.ou.dk OR leo.hoye
language.ou.dk PRAGMATICS: THE LOADED DISCIPLINE PROGRAMME Tuesday 5 November 10.00: Opening 10.30: Jef Verschueren (Antwerp): "Whose Discipline? Critical reflections on linguistic pragmatics" 11.30: Coffee break 12.00: Bruce Fraser (Boston): "On Discourse Markers" 13.00: LUNCH 14.30: Claudia Caffi (Genova): "On Mitigation" 15.30: Rachel Giora & Ofer Fein (Tel Aviv) : "On Understanding Familiar and Less Familiar Figurative Language: The processing equivalence hypothesis revisited" 16.30: Coffee Break 17.00: Ken Turner (Brighton): "It Ain't Necessarily So: Spectacles and predicaments in pragmatics" 19.00: RECEPTION Wednesday 6 November 10.00: Hartmut Haberland (Roskilde): "Text, Discourse, Discours: The latest report from the terminology vice squad" 11.00: Coffee break 11.30: Richard Janney (Munich): "Words as Gestures" 12.30: LUNCH 14.00: Jenny Thomas (Lancaster): "Pragmatics: The Loaded Weapon" 15.15: Coffee break 15.30-17.00: Panel discussion 19.00: CONFERENCE DINNER The programme may be subject to change Third International Rasmus Rask Colloquium PRAGMATICS: THE LOADED DISCIPLINE 5-6 November, 1996 REGISTRATION FORM NAME.......................................................................... .. ................. ........................................... TITLE......................................................................... .. ................. ............................................. ADDRESS ............................................................................... .................. ............................... ............................................................................... .................. ........................................................ ............................................................................... .................. ........................................................ ............................................................................... .................. ........................................................ Conference fee ...................................DKK 700.00 (Conference lunches on Tuesday and Wednesday & Conference dinner on Wednesday included) Method of payment: ............................................................................... .................. .......... (either cheque payable to Institute of Language and Communication or B/G Giro: 201 0755 reference no: 955046) I shall attend the following arrangements: Lunch Tuesday: ........... Reception Tuesday: .................. Lunch Wednesday: .......... Dinner Wednesday: ........ This form should reach us no later than 16 August, 1996.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR APPLIED LINGUISTICS 1997 CONFERENCE PROGRAM PLENARY SPEAKERS CRAIG CHAUDRON (University of Hawai'i) JOHN EDWARDS (St. Francis Xavier University) NANCY HORNBERGER (University of Pennsylvania) PETER NELDE (Research Centre on Multilingualism) ELANA SHOHAMY (Tel Aviv University) GUADALUPE VALDES (Stanford University) INVITED COLLOQUIA AND ORGANIZERS CREOLE LINGUISTICS AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY LISE WINER (Southern Illinois University) In honor of Charlene Sato INCORPORATING SOCIOLINGUISTIC PERSPECTIVES INTO SLA THEORY ELAINE TARONE (University of Minnesota) LANGUAGE POLICY AND PLANNING: SOCIOPOLITICAL PERSPECTIVES THOM HUEBNER (San Jose State University), KATHRYN DAVIS (University of Hawai'i), and JOSEPH LO BIANCO (National Languages and Literacy Institute of Australia) LEARNING TO READ IN L2: A VIEW FROM L1 RESEARCH ROSE-MARIE WEBER (SUNY at Albany) SOCIOCULTURAL THEORY AND SLA: CONFRONTING THE MARGINS JIM LANTOLF (Cornell University) THE NATURE OF COMMUNICATION IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLASSROOMS BILL VanPATTEN, DIANE MUSUMECI, and JAMES F. LEE (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) VENUE AAAL 1997 Conference Sessions and Events will be held Saturday, March 8, - Tuesday, March 11, 1997 at the Holiday Inn International Drive Resort 6515 International Drive Orlando, Florida PROGRAM CHAIR: Mary McGroarty, Northern Arizona University English Department, Box 6032, Flagstaff, AZ 86011 Phone: 520-523-6273 Fax: 520-523-7074 E-mail: <Mary.McGroartyMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuenau.edu> ASSOCIATE CHAIRS: Bill Grabe and Joan Jamieson Northern Arizona University E-mail: <William.Grabe
nau.edu> <Joan.Jamieson
nau.edu> LOCAL CHAIRS: Elizabeth Platt, Florida State University E-mail: <eplatt
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nervm.nerdc.ufl.edu> EXHIBITS COORDINATOR: Margie Berns, Purdue University E-mail: <berns
vm.cc.purdue.edu> AAAL OFFICE LIAISON: Matt Howe, AAAL Membership Office E-mail: <howe
mr.net> VOLUNTEERS FOR AAAL '97: Volunteers are needed to assist with various conference tasks and will receive reduced registration. For more information or to sign up, contact the AAAL '97 Local Chairs AAAL 1997 HOME PAGE: Be sure to check the AAAL Home Page for additional details on AAAL '97: http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~aaal97