Konferencja poświęcona jest słowom-kluczom w dyskursie publicznym oraz metodom ich wybierania. Ta tematyka łączy różne metodologie oraz poziomy analizy języka i dyskursu, w tym:
* statystykę językoznawczą,
* językoznawstwo korpusowe i inżynierię lingwistyczną,
* mediolingwistykę,
* analizę dyskursu,
* lingwistykę kulturową i międzykulturową,
* leksykologię i leksykografię.
This year's theme is Bridging Gaps, and with this in mind, we welcome paper submissions and workshops on research projects that focus on a linguistic inquiry, especially where different branches of linguistics are being brought together. The confirmed plenary speakers are: Prof. Susan Hunston (University of Birmingham) and: Prof. Svenja Adolphs (Nottingham University)
The Annual International Graduate Student Conference in Political Science, International Relations and Public Policy is the major graduate students' event in Israel in the area of doctorate student education and training.
The Conference is held in memory of the late Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin.
Conference website www.ipa-2011.cardiff.ac.uk
Call for Panels Deadline November 30, 2010
Call for Papers Deadline January 31, 2011
Call for Participation in Methodology Workshop Deadline January 31, 2011
Inquiries to IPA-2011@cardiff.ac.uk
Abstract submissions to IPA-2011@cardiff.ac.uk (please see details below)
The academic fraternity world over is preoccupied with various ways of understanding language, literature and culture. In addition to their interrelations and interdependence, the new ideas and approaches pouring from various disciplines like literary theory, philosophy, anthropology, linguistics, pragmatics and discourse analysis alongside technological revolution and socio-cultural transformations, have a bearing on our perception of language and literature.
Deadline for abstract submissions: 15th January 2014
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Plenary speakers:
Anne Cheng, Professor, Intellectual History of China, Collège de France in Paris
Adrian Holliday, Professor of Applied Linguistics at Canterbury Christ Church University (UK)
Prue Holmes, Senior Lecturer, School of Education, University of Durham (UK)
Multimodality can today be seen as one of the most influential semiotic theories for analyzing media artefacts. However, the concepts of this theory are ambiguously and heterogeneously widespread, especially with regard to approaches in Germany on the one hand and those within the international context on the other. Definitions of modality and even mediality differ from each other in terms of their general basis which, from a national perspective, is too often focused on language as the main point of description.
1st International Conference: Approaches to Digital Discourse Analysis: ADDA 1
Valencia, 19-20 November 2015
CALL FOR PAPERS
Papers are invited for the 1st International Conference: Approaches to Digital Discourse Analysis – ADDA 1, which will take place in Valencia, 19-20 November 2015.
RC33 - RC 14 - WG02 joint Session at III ISA Forum of Sociology (10-14 Jul, Vienna, Austria, 2016):
“The Futures We Want: Global Sociology and the Struggles for a Better World”