24.4316, Confs: Standard Arabic, General Linguistics/ Saudi Arabia

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Subject: 24.4316, Confs: Standard Arabic, General Linguistics/ Saudi Arabia

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Date: Fri, 01 Nov 2013 10:23:52
From: Hazem Alsanad [halsanad at ksu.edu.sa]
Subject: Reading in the Literary and Linguistic Heritage in the Modern Studies

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 Reading in the Literary and Linguistic Heritage in the Modern Studies 

Date: 29-Dec-2013 - 31-Dec-2013 
Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 
Contact: Yusuf Fajjal 
Contact Email: nadwa.arabic at gmail.com 
Meeting URL: https://arts.ksu.edu.sa/nadwa2 

Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics 

Subject Language(s): Arabic, Standard (arb)

Meeting Description: 

The Department of Arabic Language and Literature at the college of Arts, King Saud University is preparing to launch its international seminar in its second session that entitled:”Reading in the Literary and Linguistic heritage in the Modern Studies” which will take place from 29 to 31-12-2013. The scientific committee has announced that the deadline to receive the research abstracts would be on 31-8-2013, the accepted papers would be announced on 7-9-2013, and the deadline to receive the complete research papers will be on 18-11-2013.
 “Reading in the Literary and Linguistic Heritage in the Modern Studies” was the suggested topic by the first international seminar of the Arabic Language and Literature Department, which was held in 2010 and entitled: “Curriculum issues in linguistic and literary studies: Theory and application.” The importance of the Reading in the Literal and Linguistic Heritage in the Modern Studies comes from the importance of the relation with heritage in building the present and the future, whether from the destination of renewing the vision or from the destination of rooting it which are inseparable.

The suggested topics:
- The significance of literary and linguistic heritage
- Why is it important
- The meaning of Reading
- How to do the Reading
These topics are going to be covered in the conference

Conference Objectives:
- Reading theories criticism
- Modern Methodological Reading in classical criticism
- Issues of literary and linguistic heritage
- Prospects of Reading in Literary and linguistic heritage at universities
- The committee is encouraging all those who are interested to attend the conference; there is no fee for the attendance

For more information, please visit the website; https://arts.ksu.edu.sa/nadwa2, or email on nadwa.arabic at ksu.edu.sa

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