28.3990, Calls: Gen Ling, Pragmatics, Semantics, Socioling, Translation/Finland

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Subject: 28.3990, Calls: Gen Ling, Pragmatics, Semantics, Socioling, Translation/Finland

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Date: Fri, 29 Sep 2017 10:11:38
From: Minna Hjort [minna.hjort at helsinki.fi]
Subject: What the HEL? The 5th SwiSca Symposium on Swearing

 
Full Title: What the HEL? The 5th SwiSca Symposium on Swearing 
Short Title: SwiSca 

Date: 23-Nov-2017 - 24-Nov-2017
Location: Helsinki, Finland 
Contact Person: Minna Hjort
Meeting Email: minna.hjort at helsinki.fi
Web Site: https://swearinginscandinavia.blogspot.com/2017/09/what-the-hel.html 

Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics; Pragmatics; Semantics; Sociolinguistics; Translation 

Call Deadline: 06-Oct-2017 

Meeting Description:

What the HEL? The 5th SwiSca Symposium on Swearing

When: Thu 23 November & Fri 24 November 2017, 9:30am to 5pm (Fri to 3pm)
Where: University of Helsinki, lecture hall 2 (konsistorin sali), Fabianinkatu
33, Helsinki, Finland

The Nordic research network Swearing in Scandinavia (SwiSca) would like to
welcome you to What the HEL – the 5th SwiSca Symposium on Swearing. The event
takes place on 23 November and 24 November 2017 at the University of Helsinki.
SwiSca welco­­mes talks on any theme related to swearing, insults and other
types of taboo language.
   
The symposium features invited international speakers, including Senior
Lecturer Dr. Karyn Stapleton from Ulster University (keynote), Professor
Kristy Beers Fägersten from Sö­­dertörn University (SwiSca) and Associate
Professor Marianne Rathje from the University of Southern Denmark (Swisca).
They will be joined by SwiSca members University Lecturer Elizabeth Peterson,
University Instructor Robert Moncrief and PhD student Minna Hjort from the
University of Helsinki.

The language of the symposium is English.

Attendance is free of charge, and anyone is welcome to come and listen to the
presentations. Registration is not required from non-presenters, but because
coffee will be served, advance registration would be greatly appreciated.
Please register here: https://elomake.helsinki.fi/lomakkeet/82554/lomake.html.

The SwiSca symposium is the fifth symposium organized by the Swearing in
Scandinavia network. The previous symposia took place in Copenhagen (2012),
Oslo (2013), Uppsala (2013) and Odense (2016).


Call for Papers:

We also welcome 20-minute presentations and poster presentations from other
researchers on the general topic of swearing and taboo language. Your talk may
belong to any relevant field (linguistics, translation studies, etc.) and
concern any language. Also students who are working on or have completed a
Master's thesis on the topic are encouraged to submit a proposal for a
presentation. Please submit your proposal (max 300 words) to
minna.hjort at helsinki.fi by 6 October 2017. Please also state your name and
affiliation in your message.




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