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Date: 27-May-2011
From: Joelle Lavaud [joelle.lavaud at lpl-aix.fr]
Subject: Travaux interdiscplinaires sur la parole et le langage
 

	
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Date: Sun, 29 May 2011 07:23:45
From: Joelle Lavaud [joelle.lavaud at lpl-aix.fr]
Subject: Travaux interdiscplinaires sur la parole et le langage

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Full Title: Travaux interdiscplinaires sur la parole et le langage 


Linguistic Field(s): Computational Linguistics; Neurolinguistics; Psycholinguistics 

Call Deadline: 30-Jun-2011 

CALL FOR PAPERS 

TIPA: Travaux interdisciplinaires sur la parole et le langage, 
or Interdisciplinary Studies on Speech and Language


The next issue of TIPA will be a thematic one on experimental linguistics coordinated by 
Philippe Blache.


Executive editor: Daniel Hirst
Guest editor for the issue 28: Philippe Blache
Chief editor: Martine Faraco
Assistant editors: Claudia Pichon-Starke ; Joëlle Lavaud  


Experimental linguistics is a booming field today. This approach is based on a scientific 
procedure which, following the example of applied sciences, begins by observing 
phenomena associated with language and speech, puts forward a hypothesis to explain 
these events, and then attempts to construct an experimental model that can be evaluated 
in the light of empirical observation, hence with datas data. In this to-and-fro between real 
speech /language and the laboratory, experimentation plays an essential role in the 
elaboration and validation of  hypotheses. 

Every field of linguistics has room for an experimental approach. Thus, experimental 
phonetics has been a firmly established field for many years, while laboratory phonetics is 
also on the rise. For its part, psycholinguistics has always been backed up by this type of 
method, and studies of the cerebral foundations of language now complement this 
approach in offering the experience of neuroscience. In the same manner, other fields 
such as syntax lend themselves to experimentation thanks to the study and processing of 
data collected in large corpora. 

A wide range of tools and methods have been used in the framework of this experimental 
approach, ranging from perception tests to imaging, via computational modeling  and the 
acquisition of physiological data. 

All contributions describing work using  this approach are will be considered for this 
special issue of TIPA. These may deal with a  wide range of fields including, but not 
limited to,  speech production or perception, psycholinguistics and neurolinguistics, 
computational linguistics, the study of speech pathologies etc.

Proposed articles should stress methodological aspects that form the basis of their 
experimentation. 

The objective of the forthcoming issue is to highlight interdisciplinary convergences arising 
from the experimental approach: transferring methods from one domain to another is a 
challenge of current experimental linguistics as it helps us to envisage new approaches to 
the study of intersecting phenomena. 


Calendar:

Submission deadline : June 30th- submission of proposed articles (title, abstract and 
keywords)
August 31th: submission of the first draft of the article (between 10 and 20 pages)
Evaluations beginning in September
End of October: return of final versions
December 2011: publication


Link to Guidelines for Authors 
http://www.lpl.univ-aix.fr/index.php?id=27
(English version will be updated at the begining of June)

Please send your proposals to the following address: tipa at lpl-aix.fr

On behalf of the Editorial Board,
Martine Faraco







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