LINGUIST List 25.2289
Sat
May 24 2014
Calls: Applied
Linguistics, Language
Acquisition/Spain
Editor for this issue:
Bryn Hauk <brynlinguistlist.org>
Date: 23-May-2014
From: Ana Roldán-Riejos
<aroldan
caminos.upm.es>
Subject: 33rd AESLA
International Conference
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Full Title: 33rd AESLA International
Conference
Short Title: AESLA 2015
Date: 16-Apr-2015 - 18-Apr-2015
Location: Madrid, Spain
Contact Person: Silvia Molina
Meeting Email:
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Web Site:
http://aesla2015.tucongreso.es/es/presentacion
Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics;
Language Acquisition
Call Deadline: 30-Nov-2014
Meeting Description:
AESLA is pleased to announce the 33rd
Conference to be held at the Technical
University of Madrid (UPM), 16 to 18 April
2015.
Under the theme title this year: “Multimodal
Communication in the 21st Century: Professional
and Academic Challenges”, we intend to reflect
on the influence of multimodality on knowledge,
especially academic and professional, and on
meaning construction from a variety of
approaches and perspectives.
The conference will host the following keynote
speakers:
- Charles Forceville (UVA)
- Francisco Ruiz de Mendoza (Universidad de La
Rioja)
- Jorge Díaz-Cintas (University College
London)
- Magali Paquot (Lovaine University)
- Joaquín Garrido (UCM)
Call for Papers:
We encourage participants to explore and engage
multimodal communication (visual, spoken,
gestural, written, three-dimensional and
others) from a wide variety of perspectives in
applied linguistics: discourse analysis,
pragmatics, translation, cognitive linguistics,
genre analysis, LSP research, etc. in order to
study how the configurations of modes
contribute to meaning making.
We welcome proposals related to the areas
covered by the ten thematic panels of our
association, as well as those which focus on
similar subjects related to this year’s
theme.
The conference will cover the following
areas:
- Language acquisition and learning
- Language teaching and curricular design
- Language for specific purposes
- Language psychology, child language
acquisition and psycholinguistics
- Sociolinguistics
- Pragmatics
- Discourse analysis
- Corpus linguistics, computational linguistics
and linguistic engineering
- Lexicology and lexicography
- Translation and Interpretation
- Interdisciplinary panels on technologies in
linguistic research
The list of panel directors and their contact
details can be downloaded from
http://www.aesla.org.es/es/paneles-cientificos.
Proposals, round tables or posters (which
should not exceed 500 words excluding figures
and references) must be submitted via the
conference web page
http://aesla2015.tucongreso.es/es/poster
no later than 30 November 2014.
Authors will be notified as to whether their
proposals have been accepted or rejected on or
around 21 December 2014.
Authors who wish to publish full versions of
their proposals (approximately 2,500 words
including references) should submit their texts
no later than 20 February 2015. The text must
follow the style sheet template available at
http://aesla2011.tucongreso.es/es/aesla2011-normas-estilo.
The official conference languages are Spanish
and English.
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