14.3253, FYI: Semiotic and Structural Studies Summer School

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Date:  Tue, 25 Nov 2003 10:19:59 +0200
From:  Maarit [** iso-8859-1 charset **] Härkönen<maarit.harkonen at isisemiotics.fi>
Subject:  International Summer School for Semiotic and Structural Studies

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Date:  Tue, 25 Nov 2003 10:19:59 +0200
From:  Maarit [** iso-8859-1 charset **] Härkönen<maarit.harkonen at isisemiotics.fi>
Subject:  International Summer School for Semiotic and Structural Studies

THE SEMIOTIC WEB

INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL

FOR SEMIOTIC AND STRUCTURAL STUDIES

to be held in Imatra, Finland, June 3 - 9, 2004

General:

This is an announcement of the research seminars and International
Summer School for Semiotic and Structural Studies.  This summer school
is the first course of the newly established Finnish Network
University of Semiotics and will be organized by the Finnish Network
University of Semiotics and International Semiotics Institute (ISI) at
Imatra and open to any semiotician interested in the topics given
below.  Director of the Summer School, the Finnish Network University
of Semiotics and the ISI is Professor Eero Tarasti.  This summer
school is funded by the European Social Fund and State Provincial
Office of Southern Finland.

Dates and Place of the Seminars:
June 3 - 9, 2004, Hotel Valtionhotelli, an art nouveau castle in
Imatra, Eastern Finland (near the border of Russia and well-known for
its tourist attractions).

Seminars:

1) 10th Doctoral and Post-doctoral Seminar on Musical Semiotics,
June 3 - 5
Director: Eero Tarasti (Helsinki), co-directors: Daniel Charles
(Antibes), Gino Stefani (Bologna), Charles Rosen (New York),
Jean-Marie Jacono (Aix-en-Provence)

2) What Is Communication - Epistemological and Empirical Foundations
of Transmission Signs, June 6 - 9
Directors and co-directors: Patrick Coppoc (Reggio Emilia), Anne
Henault (Paris), Maarja Löhmus (Tarto), José Maria Paz Gago
(Coruña), Peter Stockinger (Paris), Patrizia Violi (Bologna)
Workshop: Game and Play Between Constraint and Freedom

3) Art and Aesthetics in Management, June 6 - 8
Director: Henrik Gahmberg (Vaasa), co-directors: Antti Ainamo
(Helsinki), Pierre Guillet de Monthoux (Stockholm), Davide Ravasi
(Milano)

4) Codes of Biological Sign Systems, June 6 - 8
Director: Kalevi Kull (Tarto), co-director: Claus Emmeche (Copenhagen),
Dario Martinelli (Helsinki), Aleksei Turowski (Tallinn)

5)  Mind and Matter in the Life of Signs. Sciences vs Humanities in
((Bio)semiotics, June 6 Roundtable
Directors: Kalevi Kull (Tarto), Mart Saarma (Helsinki), participants:
Kristian Bankov (Sofia), Sören Brier (Copenhagen), Claus Emmeche
(Copenhagen), Dario Martinelli (Helsinki), Eero Tarasti (Helsinki),
Aleksei Turowski (Tallinn)

6) Introducing of the Finnish Network University of Semiotics:
Paradigms (of Finnish) Semiotics, June 5 - 6
Director: Eero Tarasti
Papers by  representatives of institutions belonging to the Finnish Network
University of Semiotics

23rd  Annual Meeting of the Semiotic Society of Finland, June 5 - 6
Papers by Finnish and foreign scholars.

Each seminar consists of lectures given by the invited lecturers and
papers given by the participants.  The aim of the summer school is to
offer the participants both up-to-date research information and an
opportunity to discuss thoroughly their projects with leading
specialists in the various fields. The seminar corresponds to two
credit units for university students (according to the standards of
Helsinki University and Network University of Semiotics).

Duration of papers: 30 min.
The working languages of the seminars and congresses
are English, French, German and Finnish in seminar 6.

Preliminary program:
We recommend that all participants arrive in Finland latest on June
5th because flight tickets are much cheaper when you stay over for a
Saturday night in Finland.

June 6		
Opening of the First International Summer School of the Network
University of Finland at the Cultural Centre

June 4-9		
09.00-10.30	Workshop lectures and papers
10.30-11.00	Coffee
11.00-12.30	Workshop lectures and papers
12.30-14.00	Lunch
14.00-16.30 	Workshop lectures and papers
16.30-17.00	Coffee
17.00-18.00	Plenary lecture
18.00		Dinner	

Conditions of Admission:
There are two categories of attendance:
1) Active: the participant will present a paper
2) Passive: the participant will follow the summer school without
presenting a paper

An active participant must send a short curriculum vitae and a 2-3
page abstract of his/her paper together with the registration
form. These materials should reach the organizers no later than March
31, 2004.  The abstracts will be published as a booklet, and should be
sent both as a word-processing file (email attachment or saved to
diskette) and in hard copy.

A passive participant must send the registration form by April 30, 2004.

Participation fee: (The fee covers evening reception on June 6th and
other social program during the seminar) 50 EUR , Students 25 EUR

Payment of fees must be made before April 30th by bank transfer to the
ISI bank account with Sampo bank.  The bank identifier code is
PSPBFIHH. The international bank account number is
FI8780001802071697. In Finland, the bank account number is Sampo
800018-2071697.

Social program:
Social activities will include various cultural events such as art
exhibitions, concerts, plays and film sessions.

For  further information, contact:

Maija Rossi (Secretary), International Semiotics Institute,
Imatra Cultural Centre, Virastokatu 1, 55100 Imatra, Finland
tel. 358-5-681 6639
fax +358-5-681 6610
e-mail: Maija.Rossi at isisemiotics.fi
internet: http://www.isisemiotics.fi

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