LINGUIST List 26.4707
Fri Oct 23 2015
Calls: Pragmatics, Psycholinguistics, Semantics/Germany
Editor for this issue: Ashley Parker <ashleylinguistlist.org>
Date: 23-Oct-2015
From: Uli Sauerland <uli
alum.mit.edu>
Subject: Trends in Experimental Pragmatics
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Date: 18-Jan-2016 - 20-Jan-2016
Location: Berlin, Germany
Contact Person: Uli Sauerland
Meeting Email:
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http://www.xprag.de/?page_id=2903
Linguistic Field(s): Pragmatics; Psycholinguistics; Semantics
Call Deadline: 25-Oct-2015
Meeting Description:
The field of Experimental Pragmatics was founded by the publication of Noveck & Sperber (2004) who confidently wrote: ''this volume lays down the bases for a new field, Experimental Pragmatics, that draws on pragmatics, psycholinguistics and also on the psychology of reasoning.'' The bold prediction has proven remarkable accurate: Experimental Pragmatics has since successfully established itself as an independent field of research, providing a new perspective on age-old pragmatic problems and inspiring new lines of inquiry. In addition to the fields Noveck & Sperber above mentioned, also semantics, neuroscience and philosophy have contributed to Experimental Pragmatics, but also been influenced by it.
Almost a dozen years later, this workshop aims to stake out new directions for Experimental Pragmatics. We seek contributions that strive to integrate existing accomplishments in experimental pragmatics, new methods of experimentation, and developments in related fields to raise or advance new big issues suitable for exploration from the perspective of Experimental Pragmatics.
Invited speakers: Richard Breheny, Bart Geurts, Ira Noveck, Jesse Snedeker
Organizers: Uli Sauerland (ZAS) & Petra Schumacher (Köln)
2nd Call for Papers:
We seek original, high-quality contributions in all areas of pragmatics where experimental methods promise to lead to progress. For the selection, please submit an anonymous abstract of maximally one page of text with an additional page for data, figures, and references. Each individual may the first author on no more than one contribution. We aim at a program of high quality papers that cover a diverse set of topics and methods. The talks should be 25 minutes long followed by 15 minutes of discussion.
Submission must be via the EasyChair system at the following link:
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=tixprag1 We expect to announce the selection decisions in mid-November. Accepted papers are required to submit a six page preproceedings paper by January 4, 2016.
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