19 – 21 MAY 2011
Special session:
CONTRAST IN PHONOLOGY
* featuring B. Elan Dresher and other speakers to be announced
To be held in Manchester, UK, and organised through a collaboration of phonologists at the University of Edinburgh, the University of Manchester and elsewhere.
A full call for papers will be issued soon. The information available now is a preliminary announcement of the dates and plans for the 19mfm.
Further information is available on the conference website:
IX Congresso Brasileiro de Linguística Aplicada, a ser realizado na Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro nos dias 25 a 28 de julho de 2011. Como poderão verificar no site do evento (www.alab.org.br), Fonética e Fonologia no Ensino de Línguas está entre as áreas contempladas.
Para apresentar trabalho, os participantes do IX CBLA deverão:
- associar-se à ALAB (acesse www.alab.org.br , clique em “Associados” e depois em “Associe-se”)
- clicar no banner do IX CBLA e depois em “Inscreva-se aqui para este evento”
- acessar a “Área do participante” e seguir os passos para a submissão de trabalho
OBS: Ao se associar, o sistema gerará um boleto bancário. Este boleto refere-se à associação à ALAB, com
direito aos seus benefícios (confira o site). A partir de janeiro de 2011, serão disponibilizadas as
informações a respeito da inscrição no evento, com valores e prazos.
Normas para o envio de resumos
Os resumos deverão ser enviados pelo site do evento ATÉ O DIA 30.12.2010. Acesse www.alab.org.br e
entre no link para o IX CBLA.
Cada resumo deverá conter entre 1000 e 2000 caracteres, e ser seguido de 3 palavras-chave, separadas por
ponto-e-vírgula. Para as sessões coordenadas, a inscrição deverá ser feita pelo coordenador, que deverá
incluir o resumo da sessão e os resumos de cada participante.
Simpósio sobre a Língua Portuguesa em Macau – 30 de agosto a 02 de setembro de 2011
PRIMEIRA CHAMADA PARA COMUNICAÇÕES DO III SIMELP (Até 31 de Janeiro de 2011) Está aberto o período de chamada de propostas de comunicações para os Simpósios do III SIMELP. Convidamos pesquisadores, estudantes e profissionais de diferentes áreas que têm a língua portuguesa como preocupação a apresentar os seus trabalhos.
Mais informações: http://www.umac.mo/fsh/dp/III_simelp/presentation.html
UFRGS
08 a 10 de dezembro de 2010
Comissão Organizadora:
Prof. Dr. Ubiratã K. Alves (UFRGS)
Profa. Dr. Giovana Ferreira-Gonçalves (UFPel)
Apoio:
DINAFON
Programa de Pós-Graduação em Letras (UFRGS)
Faculdade de Letras (UFPel)
PROGRAMAÇÂO
08/12
9h – Abertura – Proposta do encontro
Profa. Dr. Eleonora Albano
9h30min – Palestra I
Retrospectiva dos estudos acerca da Fonologia Gestual no Brasil
Profa. Dr. Eleonora Albano (UNICAMP)
10h45min – Intervalo
11h – Palestra II
Retrospectiva dos estudos em Fonologia e Teoria da Otimidade no Brasil
Profa. Dr. Giovana Ferreira-Gonçalves (UFPel)
Prof. Dr. Ubiratã Kickhöfel Alves (UFRGS)
14h – 17h – Curso Introdutório – Fonologia Gestual
Profa. Dr. Márcia Cristina Zimmer (UCPel)
Profa. Dr. Larissa Cristina Berti (UNESP-Marília)
17 h – Pôsteres
09/12
9h – Palestra III
Percurso e avanços da Fonologia Gestual – Desafios
Profa. Dr. Beatriz Raposo (USP)
10h – Palestra IV
Percurso e avanços da Teoria da Otimidade – Desafios
Profa. Dr. Gisela Collischonn (UFRGS)
Prof. Dr. Luiz Carlos Schwindt (UFRGS)
11h – Intervalo
11h15min – Palestra V
Percurso e avanços acerca da constituição dos segmentos – Desafios
Profa. Dr. Carmen Lúcia Barreto Matzenauer (UCPel)
Profa. Dr. Ana Ruth Moresco Miranda (UFPel)
14h – 17h – Curso Introdutório – Fonologia Gestual e Teoria da Otimidade
Prof. Dr. Ubiratã K. Alves (UFRGS)
Profa. Dr. Giovana Ferreira-Gonçalves (UFPel)
17h – Pôsteres
10/12
Reunião interna do DINAFON
VaLP 2011 - Variation and Language Processing: from experimental pragmatics to sound change. Location: Chester, UK Date: 11-13 April 2011 Conference contact: Phillip Tipton Email: valp@chester.ac.uk Website: http://sites.google.com/site/valp2011/home 2nd Call for Papers The issue of variation in the speech signal is becoming increasingly influential in paradigms of language processing which have, hitherto, largely assumed an idealised speaker-hearer as the source and receiver of the signal. Insights from variationist sociolinguistic studies of (mainly) speech production, for example, have demonstrated that structured variation is an inherent property of language performance and the most recent work in sociophonetics has underlined the importance of building variation into adequate models of both speech production and perception. A common theme underlying much work carried within the sociophonetic paradigm is that notion that linguistic and social information are processed in similar ways. This forms part of the wider sociolinguistic concern as to the nature, representation and processing of social meaning Innovative methodologies, including those drawn from experimental psychology, are now being exploited by variationist sociolinguists to better understand the complexities of the relationship between language variation, change and social meaning. Equally, the burgeoning field of experimental pragmatics places at its heart an experimental approach to the the relationship between language and meaning. VaLP 2011 aims to offer an opportunity for linguists and others to present research on the interface between linguistic variation, at all levels of the grammar, and language processing. The conference further aims to act as the catalyst for the launch of an international network of scholars working at the interfaces of their linguistic sub-disciplines, bringing together sociolinguists, psycholinguists and experimental pragmaticians, as well as other linguists, psychologists and cognitive scientists working on the relationship between linguistic variation, in its widest sense, and language processing. Invited Speakers David Britain (University of Bern) Gerry Docherty (Newcastle University) Napoleon Katsos (University of Cambridge) Norma Mendoza-Denton (University of Arizona) Jane Stuart-Smith (University of Glasgow) We invite the submission of abstracts from any area of the language sciences which detail research in keeping with the theme of the conference. Abstracts, which will be peer-reviewed, should be no longer than one side of A4 paper (including references) and may be presented in either ..pdf or .doc format. Tables etc. may be presented in an appendix. Abstracts should be anonymous with the author details contained within the body of the email. Please submit abstracts to valp@chester.ac.uk. Keywords: sociolinguistics; psycholinguistic; experimental pragmatics; phonetics; laboratory phonology; social cognition; language processing. Important Dates Deadline for submission of abstracts: 10th December 2010 Notification of acceptance: 3rd January 2010 Conference begins: 11th April 2011
Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Date: 05-May-2011 – 07-May-2011
Call Deadline: December 15, 2010
Main Session: All areas of Romance Linguistics
Plenary Speakers:
Yves Roberge (University of Toronto)
Tobias Scheer (Université de Nice-Sophia Antipolis)
Rena Torres Cacoullos (Penn State)
Parasession: The acquisition of Romance languages: theoretical and
experimental issues
Plenary speaker:
Johanne Paradis (University of Alberta)
Contact: lsrl41@uottawa.ca
Abstracts are invited for 20-minute presentations (plus 10 minutes for
discussion) on any aspect of Romance Linguistics for the main session.
Presentations for the parasession should focus on how experimental data
inform theoretical approaches and how theoretical issues are tested
experimentally. For this parasession we will be accepting papers on first and
second language acquisition in child and/or adult populations. Abstracts
should not exceed two pages in length (including data, references, etc.), in
12-point type. All margins should be at least one inch wide (2.5 cm).
Submissions are limited to one individual and one joint abstract per author.
Abstracts should be submitted in PDF form via EasyAbs at the address
below (please specify in your abstract document whether your submission is
for the Main session or the Parasession):
http://linguistlist.org/confcustom/lsrl2011
Organizing committee:
Marie-Hélène Côté
Éric Mathieu
Shana Poplack
| Tarragona, Spain |
| 21-Jun-2011 – 22-Jun-2011 |
| ttp://wwwa.urv.cat/deaa/PaPI2011/home.html
Call for Papers Call Deadline: 01-Feb-2011 PaPI 2011 welcomes the submission of abstracts on any area of phonetics Abstracts should be written in English and not exceed one page of text Submissions should be sent electronically (PDF format) to the following |
Location: Columbus, USA
Date: 08-Apr-2011 – 09-Apr-2011
Keynote Speakers:
Patricia Lunn, Michigan State University: ‘Simplicity Revisited’
Rebeka Campos-Astorkiza, The Ohio State University: ‘Voicing Assimilation and Prosodic Structure in Spanish’
Call for Papers Call Deadline: 02-Jan-2011
We welcome papers dealing with any theoretical aspect of Hispanic of
Lusophone Linguistics including but not limited to sociolinguistics,
pragmatics, phonetics, phonology, morphology, psycholingustics, semantics
and syntax. Talks will be allotted 20 minutes for presentation and 10 minutes
for discussion, and may be given in English, Spanish or Portuguese. We also
welcome papers which discuss creoles or indigenous languages of Hispanic
and Lusophone countries.
Abstracts written in English, Spanish or Portuguese should be anonymous
and no more than 500 words in length. They may be submitted on
Linguistlist.org at the following link,
http://linguistlist.org/confcustom/osuchill2011 or by e-mail according to the
instructions below.
Abstracts sent by e-mail should be sent as a pdf attachment with the subject
LINGUISTICS CONGRESS by e-mail to: symposium_sppo@osu.edu by
January 2, 2011 with the following information contained in the body of the
email:
Name
Affiliation
Email address
Linguistic subfield
Paper title
Já está disponível online mais uma edição da Revista Virtual de Estudos da Linguagem – ReVEL, em www.revel.inf.br
Esta edição (vol. 8, n. 15) trata sobre Prosódia.
Além de artigos e resenhas, a ReVEL ainda traz entrevistas com Marina Nespor e Plínio Barbosa.
he Eighth Old World Conference in Phonology (updated call for papers) The University of Hassan II, Ain Chock, Casablanca is proud to announce that it will host the eighth Old World Conference in Phonology (OCP8). It will take place in Marrakech, and it will follow the line of previous OCP conferences which have been held in Leiden, Tromsø, Budapest, Rhodes, Toulouse, Edinburgh and Nice. There is no specific theme for the main conference, abstracts can be submitted on any topic in phonology. However, there is a half-day thematic pre-conference workshop on ‘the contribution of Arabic and Amazigh in phonological theory’ Keynote speakers: – Karim Bensoukas (Mohammed V University, Morocco) – Paul Kiparsky (Stanford University, USA) – Janet Watson (Salford University, UK) Main conference: we invite submission of abstracts o either for 20 min oral presentation, followed by 10 min of discussion o or for poster presentation Submissions will be anonymously refereed by at least two reviewers (see the advisory board). Workshop: we invite submission of abstracts For 20 min oral presentation, followed by 10 min of discussion Abstracts are submitted through the EasyAbstracts system of Linguist List. In order to submit, go to the OCP8 submission page before September 20th, midnight: http://linguistlist.org/confcustom/OCP8-2011
Instructions for abstract submission
http://linguistlist.org/confcustom/OCP8-2011
We aim to finalize the programme, and to contact abstract-senders by
mid October 2010, and we will contact those who have sent abstracts as soon as
the decisions have been made.
Important dates:
Submission deadline: 20th September, 2010
Notification of acceptance: 15th October, 2010
Early registration: before 15 December, 2010
Workshop/conference: 19/20-22 January 2011
