16.13, Calls: Translation/Germany; General Ling/Canada

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LINGUIST List: Vol-16-13. Mon Jan 10 2005. ISSN: 1068 - 4875.

Subject: 16.13, Calls: Translation/Germany; General Ling/Canada

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Date: 09-Jan-2005
From: Heidrun Gerzymisch-Arbogast < h.gerzymisch at mx.uni-saarland.de >
Subject: Multidimensional Translation 

2)
Date: 09-Jan-2005
From: sondes hamdi < sondeshamdi at yahoo.fr >
Subject: Journées de Linguistique JDL 19 

	
-------------------------Message 1 ---------------------------------- 
Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2005 13:43:07
From: Heidrun Gerzymisch-Arbogast < h.gerzymisch at mx.uni-saarland.de >
Subject:  Multidimensional Translation 
 

Full Title: Multidimensional Translation 
Short Title: MuTra 

Date: 02-May-2005 - 06-May-2005
Location: Saarbrücken/Saarland, Germany 
Contact Person: Heidrun Gerzymisch-Arbogast
Meeting Email: h.gerzymisch at mx.uni-saarland.de
Web Site: http://www.euroconferences.info

Linguistic Field(s): Translation 

Subject Language(s): English (ENG)

Call Deadline: 15-Mar-2005 

Meeting Description:

MuTra discusses modern translation tasks as they cut across the traditional interlingual, 
intralingual and intersemiotic categories and typically integrate modern technologies in coping with 
such challenges as cross-cultural knowledge management in LSP communication, transferring 
linear to non-linear texts ('hypertext'), switching from spoken to written modes (subtitling) as well 
as considering the accessibility to information for audiences such as the blind and hearing 
impaired communities (audiodescription, written interpretation. 

MuTra addresses the multiple (multilingual, multimedia, multimodal and polysemiotic) 
dimensions of modern translation tasks and investigates the impact of modern technologies 
on the form, content, structure and modes of translation and interpretation. It integrates 
research in LSP communication & cross-cultural knowledge management, media translation 
and interpretation (including subtitling for handicapped) as well as technical translation. Its 
objective is (1) to identify and explore the interplay of these multiple dimensions relative to 
the standards of coherence, information structuring, isotopic continuity and translation 
methodologies and (2) to train young researchers in the respective research methods and 
enhance their intercultural communication abilities and experience.

Papers are invited on the Theory & Methodology of Multidimensional Translation in its 
cultural, media, and interpreting aspects.



	
-------------------------Message 2 ---------------------------------- 
Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2005 13:43:21
From: sondes hamdi < sondeshamdi at yahoo.fr >
Subject:  Journées de Linguistique JDL 19 

	

Full Title: Journées de Linguistique JDL 19 
Short Title: JDL19 

Date: 07-Mar-2005 - 08-Mar-2005
Location: Quebec, Canada 
Contact Person: Sondes Hamdi
Meeting Email: sondeshamdi at yahoo.fr
Web Site: http://www.fl.ulaval.ca/lli/aedill

Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics 

Call Deadline: 06-Feb-2005 

Meeting Description:

Presentation proposal
CALL FOR PAPERS: JDL 19

The 19th edition of the 'Journées de linguistique' (JDL) will be held on March 7th and 8th, 2005 on 
Laval University Campus. JDL is one of the most important student seminars in the field of 
linguistics.

Please include all requested information legibly.

Name	
Surname	
Postal address	
Email	
Fax	
Telephone	

University attended	
Title of presentation	
Specialization(s)	


Other information:
Would you be interested in presiding over a session (in French)  ?
-YES    
-NO

If you answered yes to the previous question, would you be able to indicate the day/period for 
which you would be available?
-7 March 2005    
-8 March  2005
-Morning session    
-Afternoon session

If you reside Quebec City area, would you be interesting in providing accommodations for a 
student or a foreign student  ?
-YES    
-NO

We also offer accommodation bursaries to foreign students during their stay in Quebec City. 
Would you be eligible for such bursaries? 
-YES    
-NO
 
All those interested in attending this event must submit their presentation proposal by February 
the 6th, 2005. The maximum duration for each presentation is 20 minutes. In addition, a question 
period with the audience following each presentation (duration : ten minutes) is mandatory. 

JDL allows graduate students and post-doctoral level researchers to present/expose their 
work in three fields : language teaching, linguistics and translation. For the past 19 years, 
JDL has given dozens of students the opportunity to bring their first presentation to public 
attention, as well as allowing them to subsequently publish their first scholarly paper. Once 
again this year, JDL's main goal will be to offer a multidisciplinary workshop. Both post-
doctoral students and scholars from the following departments : philosophy, anthropology, 
psychology, sociology, communication, literature, linguistics, or any other department of 
which the work pertains to a specific aspect of language studies, are invited to submit their 
results.

All those interested in attending this event must submit their presentation proposal by 
February the 6th, 2005. The maximum duration for each presentation is 20 minutes. In 
addition, a question period with the audience following each presentation (duration : ten 
minutes) is mandatory. Participants must promptly fill and send the form titled Proposition de 
communication, attached to this document. We ask that at least the résumé is written also in 
French, since it is published in the program. Please follow the form?s instructions thoroughly. 
Presentation proposals will be examined by a review committee. Please include a $15 CDN 
check payable to the 'Journées de linguistique'. The amount will cover registration and 
administration fees.

Following the seminar, willing participants will be invited to write an article to be published 
with the seminar proceedings. Although articles may be co-authored by students and 
professors/supervisors, only students will be allowed to communicate their presentations to 
the audience. Writing guidelines for articles will be provided to each participant during the 
seminar.

To request more information or to send your presentation proposals, please contact the 
organizers at the following address:


XVIIIes Journées de linguistique
Association des étudiants diplômés inscrits en langues et linguistique (AÉDILL)
Département de langues, linguistique et traduction, bureau 2289
Pavillon Charles-De Koninck
Université Laval
Québec QC  G1K 7P4

Email: aedill at lli.ulaval.ca or sondeshamdi at yahoo.fr 

Presentation summary

Presentation summaries will be printed in the official program for the event as provided by 
participants. Please make sure that your presentation summary follows the guidelines 
below:

*The presentation summary must describe your presentation accurately, and must be 
written also in French.
*The presentation summary will have a maximum of 250 words.
*The review committee is in no way responsible to systematically ensure a linguistic review 
of each document, but will exercise its right to correct format errors.
*The document must be produced using word processing software.
*Please use size 12 Times New Roman font points and single line spacing. 
*The summary must fit in a US letter (21,59 cm x 27,94 cm) page for which the top and 
bottom margins will be fixed at 9 cm, while left and right margins will remain at 3,3 cm.
*Any typographic symbol which cannot be replicated by your word processing software must 
be neatly drawn in black ink on the printout.


Important instructions

*Please provide two printouts of your summary.
*You must also forward us your presentation summary by email at the following address:   
aedill at lli.ulaval.ca or sondeshamdi at yahoo.fr.  Your summary must be attached to the 
email in a MS Word format. The attached filed must be named jdl followed by you initials 
(i.e.: jdljfs.doc, jdlmel.doc, etc.).
*If you do not have access to email, you may also mail us a copy of your summary on a high 
density disk, formatted for PC or MAC.  Please indicate your name, surname and telephone 
number on the disk label, along with the « JDL 19 » designation.
*Please provide us with any special font (aside from the API characters provided by SIL at 
www.sil.org) used in your summary.


Please omit no details.

Please ensure that your mail-out includes the following documents to ensure that your 
registration is processed as quickly as possible:

1.	The Proposition de communication form must be properly filled; this form will be shortly 
available on the following web-site : http://www.fl.ulaval.ca/lli/aedill;
2.	Two printout copies of your presentation summary;
3.	A check to the amount of $15 CDN payable to the Journées de linguistique;
4.	A disk including your summary if you are unable to provide it by email.

 



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