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CALL FOR PAPERS "HISTORY OF LINGUISTIC AND GRAMMATICAL PRAXIS" (Leuven, 2-4 July, 1998) The XI. International Colloquium of the "Studienkreis Geschichte der Sprachwissenschaft" will be held at Leuven University (Belgium) from July 2 to July 4, 1998. Le XIe Colloque international du "Studienkreis Geschichte der Sprachwissenschaft" se tiendra a l'Universite de Leuven (Belgique), du 2 au 4 juillet 1998. Vom 2. bis zum 4. Juli 1998 findet an der Universitat Leuven das XI. Internationale Kolloquium des Studienkreises "Geschichte der Sprachwissenschaft" statt. Conference languages: English, French, German. DEADLINE for registration and for submitting a paper proposal: FEBRUARY 15, 1998. Langues du colloque: francais, anglais, allemand. Date limite pour les inscriptions: le 15 fevrier 1998. KongreBsprachen: Deutsch, Englisch, Franzosisch. AnmeldeschluB: 15. Februar 1998. The central theme of the colloquium is the history of linguistic and grammatical, practice-oriented work, with special focus on first and second language teaching, on language planning, language policy, and international auxiliary languages. In addition, there will be a general session reserved for papers on other historiographical topics. Publication of the conference proceedings is scheduled. Le theme central du colloque est l'histoire de la praxis linguistique et grammaticale, et plus precisement l'histoire de l'enseignement des langues (langue maternelle/langue seconde), la planification des langues, la politique des langues, et les langues auxiliaires internationales. Une seance sera reservee aux conferences portant sur d'autres themes historiographiques. la publication des actes du colloque est prevue. Themenschwerpunkt des Kolloquiums ist die Geschichte der linguistischen und grammatikalischen Praxis. Im besonderen soll den Bereichen Mutter- und Fremdsprachenunterricht, Sprachplannung, Sprachpolitik und Kunstsprachen Aufmerksamkeit gewidmet werden. Vortrage zu anderen historiographischen Themen sind jedoch auch willkommen. Die Veroffentlichung der Tagungsberichte ist vorgesehen. Papers are invited for both the main conference session and the general session. Please send the completed registration form below to one of the following addresses by February 15, 1998: Prof. Dr. Pierre Swiggers, XI. SGdS Colloquium, Departement Linguistiek, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Blijde-Inkomststraat 21, B-3000 Leuven, Belgium; Fax +32-(0)16-32.47.67 or: Prof. Dr. Peter Schmitter, Postfach 410115, D-48065 Munster, Deutschland; Fax: +49-(0)2534-1890 or, via e-mail to Piet.DesmetMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issuearts.kuleuven.ac.be, or, Lieve.Jooken
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RELEVANCE THEORY WORKSHOP 8-10 September 1998, University of Luton, England Call for Papers and Registration The Second Relevance Theory Workshop aims to bring together those interested in cognitive approaches to communication, in particular (but not exclusively) Relevance Theory. The Workshop will feature refereed and invited papers, including a keynote address by Professor Deirdre Wilson. PAPERS Contributions are invited for papers on the following topics: (1) non-truth-conditional meaning; (2) conceptual and procedural encoding; (3) metarepresentation and interpretive use; (4) the nature of and relation between the distinctions: semantics/pragmatics and explicature/implicature; (5) critiques of Relevance Theory; (6) any other topic dealt with from a relevance theoretic perspective or which has some bearing on Relevance Theory. Papers on topics (1) - (5) will be presented in special topic panels and should be 20 minutes. Other papers will be allocated 40 minutes for presentation and discussion (either 20 + 20, or 30 +10). Complete papers will be distributed in advance of the Workshop in order to increase the chances for useful feedback. INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONTRIBUTORS In order to distribute proceedings in advance, full-length papers are invited rather than the more usual abstracts. Papers may take the form of pre-publication drafts, and should be a MAXIMUM of 6 pages in length, including references and a short (ten line) abstract. Manuscripts should be typed (12 point font), single-spaced, with 1 inch (2.5 cm) margins on all sides, and NO page numbering. THREE copies of the manuscript should be submitted, one with the author's name and two anonymously. Please also include the following information on a seperate sheet: name, address (postal and e-mail if available), affiliation, title of paper, the topic to which your paper relates (see (1) - (6) above), and a contact telephone number. Manuscripts should be submitted to: Dr. Steve Nicolle, Middlesex University, Trent Park, Bramley Road, London N14 4YZ, UNITED KINGDOM DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: 24 APRIL 1998 Contributors will be informed of the status of their paper by the end of May 1998. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION The Second Relevance Theory Workshop is scheduled to take place immediately prior to the Autumn 1998 Meeting of the Linguistics Association of Great Britain (10-12 September 1998, also at the University of Luton). The LAGB Meeting features a keynote address by Professor Dan Sperber and a workshop on experimental pragmatics. Luton is easily accessible from London and has its own international airport. REGISTRATION FORM IF YOU WISH TO REGISTER, PLEASE COMPLETE THIS FORM AND SEND IT BACK WITH (EVIDENCE OF) YOUR PAYMENT TO THE FOLLOWING ADDRESS: Dr. Vlad Zegarac Dept. of Linguistics University of Luton Faculty of Humanities 75 Castle Street Luton Bedfordshire LU1 3AJ UNITED KINGDOM NAME:_________________________________________ ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE: _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ e-mail address: ___________________________________ I would like to register for: (please circle A or B) A---------- the whole conference package B---------- the conference fee + the options as indicated below (please put a tick on the line next to your chosen options) The "package" price: stlg95 (if sent to arrive by the end of June 1998) This includes: Conference fee (obligatory) stlg20 ____________________________________________ Options (included in the package): Lunch (8th Sept.) stlg7.50___ Dinner (8th Sept.) stlg7.50___ Accommodation (inc. breakfast) (8/9 Sept.) stlg20_____ Lunch (9th Sept.) stlg10_____ Dinner (9th Sept.) stlg10_____ Accommodation (inc. breakfast) (9/10 Sept) stlg20____ __________________________________________________________ Extra options (not included in the package): Accommodation (inc. breakfast) (7/8 Sept.) stlg20_____ Accommodation (inc. breakfast) (10/11 Sept.)stlg20_____ Lunch (10 Sept.) stlg7.50__ FOR PAYMENTS MADE AFTER THE END OF JUNE 1998 ADD AN EXTRA stlg10 METHODS OF PAYMENT: Return a hard copy of this form and EITHER: 1. enclose a cheque (made payable to UNIVERSITY OF LUTON) OR 2. complete and sign the following instruction: Please debit stlg______ from my VISA / MASTERCARD number __________________________________ valid until __________ Name in print:_______________________________ Signature:___________________________________ OR 3. pay by direct bank transfer to the UNIVERSITY OF LUTON, Midland Bank Plc., George Street, Luton, Beds, United Kingdom Account number: 81276360 Sort code: 40 - 30 - 32 (please encolse a bank receipt) (Hard copies of this registration form may also be obtained from Vlad Zegarac at the above address.)Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue