LINGUIST List 16.914
Fri Mar 25 2005
Calls: General Ling/UK; Discourse Analysis/Belgium
Editor for this issue: Megan Zdrojkowski
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1. Patrick
Honeybone,
Linguistics Association of Great Britain Annual Meeting 2005
2. Geert
Jacobs,
Discourse in Organizations
Message 1: Linguistics Association of Great Britain Annual Meeting 2005
Date: 24-Mar-2005
From: Patrick Honeybone <patrick.honeybone
ed.ac.uk>
Subject: Linguistics Association of Great Britain Annual Meeting 2005
Full Title: Linguistics Association of Great Britain Annual Meeting 2005
Short Title: LAGB 2005
Date: 31-Aug-2005 - 03-Sep-2005
Location: University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
Contact Person: Theresa Biberauer & Raffaella Folli
Meeting Email: LAGB
lagb.org]
http://www.englang.ed.ac.uk/people/april.html
Message 2: Discourse in Organizations
Date: 24-Mar-2005
From: Geert Jacobs <geert.jacobs
ugent.be>
Subject: Discourse in Organizations
Full Title: Discourse in Organizations
Short Title: DiO
Date: 21-Sep-2005 - 23-Sep-2005
Location: Antwerp and Knokke, Belgium
Contact Person: Chris Braecke
Meeting Email: chris.braecke
ua.ac.be
Web Site:
http://www.ua.ac.be/DiO Linguistic Field(s): Discourse Analysis; Pragmatics; Sociolinguistics;
Text/Corpus Linguistics
Call Deadline: 01-May-2005
Meeting Description:
The workshop will bring together a number of selected researchers from discourse
analysis, linguistic pragmatics and text studies to exchange information and
learn from each other in the area of discourse in organizations, including
business, government and media.
We invite contributions on one of the following three topics:
- writing processes in organizations (such as press releases and business reports)
- spoken interaction in organizations (such as presentations and meetings)
- teaching and learning perspectives on writing processes and spoken interaction
in organizations
In particular, the workshop is meant to provide a platform for empirical work
that takes into account the organizational setting of discursive practices, for
example by taking an ethnographic perspective on the data.
We also welcome junior researchers who are preparing a PhD to present their work
in progress.
Accepted papers will be made available in a proceedings format before the start
of the workshop.
All presentations will be in plenary sessions.
After the workshop, a selection of papers will be published in one or more
separate volumes.
Keynote speakers
Mirjaliisa Charles, Helsinki School of Economics and Business Adm.
Piotr Čap, Institute of English, University of Łódź
Schedule
Extended abstract deadline: 1 May 2005.
Notice of acceptance: 15 May 2005 at the latest.
Deadline for full papers: 1 September 2005.
Venue and Registration
The workshop will be an on-site event in a conference centre in Knokke, Belgium.
Registration details as well as further practical details are available on the
workshop website:
http://www.ua.ac.be/DiO Abstracts
If you are interested in taking part, send us your 1,000-word abstract in which
you spell out research question, method, data, and (preliminary) results.
Scientific Committee
Chris Braecke, University of Antwerp
Pol Cuvelier, University of Antwerp
Paul Gillaerts, Lessius Hogeschool Antwerp
Hans Hoeken, Radboud University
Geert Jacobs, University of Ghent
Eugeen Roegiest, University of Ghent
Luuk Van Waes, University of Antwerp
Paul Verluyten, University of Antwerp
Organizing Committee
Chris Braecke, University of Antwerp
Geert Jacobs, University of Ghent
Katja Pelsmaekers, University of Antwerp
Tom Van Hout, University of Antwerp
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