25.4984, Calls: Germanic, Romance, Syntax/ Studii de lingvistica (Jrnl)

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Subject: 25.4984, Calls: Germanic, Romance, Syntax/ Studii de lingvistica (Jrnl)

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Date: Tue, 09 Dec 2014 14:09:59
From: Daciana Vlad [dacianavlad at yahoo.fr]
Subject: Germanic, Romance, Syntax/ Studii de lingvistica (Jrnl)

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Full Title: Studii de lingvistica 

Linguistic Field(s): Syntax 

Language Family(ies): Germanic; Romance 

Call Deadline: 31-Jan-2015 

Issue 5/2015 of ''Studii de lingvistică'', coordinated by Liana Pop
(Babes-Bolyai University Cluj-Napoca), welcomes submissions on the topic
''Micro/macro syntactic articulations'', aiming at bringing together studies
based on existing analyses and models that have opened the field of linguistic
investigation towards the description of discursive/textual structures as well
as oral structures.

We make reference to the achievements of the 90s, when C. Blanche-Benveniste
(1990, 1997) and A. Berrendonner (1989, 1990, 1993), launched two parallel
perspectives on macro-syntax, putting forward units of analysis that differ
from those of micro-syntax, but which are perceived as articulating one
another (noyaux and ad-noyaux; clauses and périodes). Other models followed,
proposing similar or different concepts:
- in terms of interventions, mouvements discursifs and échanges, at the
dialogal and monologal levels (Roulet 1986);
-  in terms of phrase de discours (Stati 1990, Roulet 1994), phrasage or
séquences-activités (Pop 1997, 2003).

The maximal sequences described by Adam (1992), pointing to the
discursive/textual macro-structures, may be considered as ''discursive
programs'' which have to be dealt with at the same time as the phrase programs
at the micro- level. Furthermore, a three-level interpretation of
textualization has recently been proposed, taking into consideration a meso
level, where several of these ''entities'' will be placed, as well as
macro-acts (Kerbrat-Orecchioni 2001), episodes etc. 

Beyond the linearity, several approaches have proposed models in terms of
textual organization plans, networks, modules or spaces, in order to explain
the complexity and the heterogeneous nature of discursive/textual
articulations (Charolles 1988, Vlad 2003, Pop 2000, Roulet 2001).

It should be noted that the description of the relations in terms of parataxis
vs hypotaxis concerns the micro/macro articulation for its historical
perspective and its relation with the grammaticalization processes, the notion
of graduality of the relations and of the functions (Charolles 2001, Pop 2005)
or the semantic and pragmatic complexity of discourses/texts. 

Taking as a starting point Anscombre and Ducrot's notion of argumentative
orientation (1983), several approaches look at the relationship between
language and discourse in terms of procedural meanings attached to the
linguistic expressions and the generic notion of discursive orientation (Pop
2010) which derives from it will be in consensus with the theories sustaining
the grammaticalization of interaction (Traugott & Dasher 2005, Hansen 1995)
among others.

This plurality of approaches leads to further questions on the
micro/macro-syntactic articulation, on oral corpora to be more exact, where
harmonious structuring (good formation) and conflicting structuring (bad
formation; cf. Apoteloz & Zay 1999) may represent interesting case studies
(cf. Pop 2012, 2014), bringing a development on the conceptualization of the
analyses.

Any research referring to the above-mentioned topic is welcome. 

Languages: Romance and Germanic languages.

Varia articles may also be accepted as well as book reviews.

Submissions should contain the following information: 
- author's name and affiliation,
- title and abstract (one A4 page).

Abstract submission: 31 January 2015

Papers (in English or French) should be sent to studiidelingvistica at uoradea.ro
and liananegrutiu at yahoo.fr. 

Guidelines for paper submission are available at
http://studiidelingvistica.uoradea.ro

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