32.1908, Calls: Applied Ling, Gen Ling/Ireland and Online
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LINGUIST List: Vol-32-1908. Wed Jun 02 2021. ISSN: 1069 - 4875.
Subject: 32.1908, Calls: Applied Ling, Gen Ling/Ireland and Online
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Date: Wed, 02 Jun 2021 15:14:17
From: Stephen Lucek [stephen.lucek at ucd.ie]
Subject: IRAAL 2020/1 Annual Conference
Full Title: IRAAL 2020/1 Annual Conference
Date: 26-Nov-2021 - 27-Nov-2021
Location: Dublin & Online, Ireland
Contact Person: Stephen Lucek
Meeting Email: iraal2020 at ucd.ie
Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; General Linguistics
Call Deadline: 15-Jul-2021
Meeting Description:
The Irish Association for Applied Linguistics (IRAAL) hosts an annual
conference that showcases the best in Applied Linguistics research and
practice in Ireland and beyond. The Covid-19 pandemic forced us to postpone
the 2020 conference and in the interests of public health and safety, the
IRAAL 2020 Conference Organising Committee (now the 2021 Conference Organising
Committee) have decided to hold our conference online over two half days, on
the morning (Dublin time) of Friday November 26 and the afternoon (Dublin
time) of Saturday November 27.
The Irish Association of Applied Linguistics (IRAAL) annual conference brings
together researchers in all areas of linguistics working in Ireland or
internationally. The theme of this year’s conference is ‘Applying Linguistics
in the 21st Century’.
This theme was chosen to represent the changing face of Applied Linguistics in
Ireland and abroad. Applied Linguistics is sometimes understood as being
restricted to language learning and teaching, but as the Covid-19 pandemic has
taught us, we are doing much more than teaching and learning languages.
Through discussions, we can learn much more about the globalisation of
language learning and how we are reimagining the traditional paradigms of
Applied Linguistics. The 2021 IRAAL Annual Conference will reflect the
broadness of our experiences and the myriad areas of cognate disciplines to
which we contribute. In this spirit, the Organising Committee wishes to invite
you to the 2021 IRAAL Annual Conference.
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Tugann comhdháil bhliantúil Chumann na Teangeolaíochta Feidhmí (IRAAL)
taighdeoirí atá ag obair in réimsí éagsúla na teangeolaíochta in Éirinn nó
thar lear le chéile. Is é ‘Cur i bhFeidhm na Teangeolaíochta san 21ú hAois’
téama na Comhdhála i mbliana.
Roghnaíodh an téama seo leis na hathruithe atá ag teacht ar an Teangeolaíocht
Fheidhmeach in Éirinn agus thar lear a léiriú. Síltear go minic go mbaineann
an Teangeolaíocht Fheidhmeach le teagasc agus foghlaim teangacha amháin, ach
táthar ag foghlaim trí phaindéim Covid-19 go mbíonn i bhfad níos mó ná teagasc
agus foghlaim teangacha á dhéanamh againn. Trí chomhráite, is féidir linn i
bhfad níos mó a fhoghlaim faoi dhomhandú foghlaim teangacha agus faoi na
bealaí ina bhfuiltear ag athshamhlú pharaidímí na Teangeolaíochta Feidhmí.
Léireofar ag Comhdháil Bhliantúil IRAAL 2021 fairsinge ár dtaithí agus an
iliomad réimsí gaolmhara lena mbaineann ár saothar. Ba mhaith leis an gCoiste
Eagraithe cuireadh a thabhairt díbh chuig Comhdháil Bhliantúil IRAAL 2021. Tá
sé i gceist go gcasfadh muid ar a chéile ar líne le tús a chur leis an
gcomhdháil maidin Dé hAoine 26 Samhain agus go leanfaí ar aghaidh maidin Dé
Sathairn 27 Samhain, le freastal ar an méid is mó amchriosanna agus is féidir.
Call for Papers:
The topics for papers may include, but are not restricted to:
- Bilingualism
- Classroom Language Use
- Corpus Linguistics; Discourse Studies
- EAP
- First and Second Language Acquisition
- Forensic Linguistics
- Language Policy
- Linguistic Landscapes
- Multilingualism
- Pedagogy
- Phonology
- Second and Foreign Language Learning
- Sociolinguistics
- TESOL
- Teaching Methodology
- Translanguaging; and Translation Studies.
Submissions from postgraduate students and early career researchers are
particularly welcomed.
The languages of the conference are English and Irish.
We invite submissions for three types of presentation:
INDIVIDUAL PAPERS: Oral presentations on original research by one or more
authors within a 30-minute period for presentation and questions.
THEMATIC PANELS: Thematic Panels on original research consisting of three or
four papers, presented within a 90–120 minute period (including presentations,
questions and panel discussions), may be submitted.
POSTERS: Posters will be displayed during a dedicated poster session where the
presenters will introduce their posters and will be available to answer
questions from delegates. Posters of standard A0 size should be submitted to
the registration desk on the morning of the conference.
Abstracts of 500 words are requested for consideration for all paper types to
be submitted to iraal2020 at ucd.ie by July 15, 2021. Informal enquiries may also
be sent to IRAAL2020 at ucd.ie.
Abstract submission deadline: July 15
Notification of acceptance: August 15
Registration opens: November 1
Conference dates: November 26–27
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Cuirfear fáilte roimh pháipéir ar na hábhair seo a leanas, ach níltear
teoranta dóibh:
- An Dátheangachas
- Úsáid Teanga sa Seomra Ranga
- Teangeolaíocht Chorpais
- Léann an Dioscúrsa
- An Béarla Acadúil
- Sealbhú na Chéad agus an Dara Teanga
- An Teangeolaíocht Fhóiréinseach
- Beartas Teanga
- Tírdhreacha Teanga
- An tIlteangachas
- Oideolaíocht
- An Fhoghraíocht
- Foghlaim Teangacha Breise/Iasachta
- An tSochtheangeolaíocht
- Teagasc Béarla do Chainteoirí Teangacha Eile
- Modheolaíochtaí Teagaisc
- Trasteangú
- agus Léann an Aistriúcháin.
Cuirfear fáilte ar leith roimh achoimrí ó mhic léinn iarchéime agus ó
thaighdeoirí atá ag tús a ngairmré.
Is iad an Béarla agus an Ghaeilge teangacha na Comhdhála.
Cuirfear fáilte roimh iarratais do chuir i láthair mar seo a leanas:
PÁIPÉIR AONAIR: Cur i láthair ar thaighde bunaidh le húdar amháin nó níos mó a
mhaireann 30 nóiméad, cur i láthair agus ceisteanna san áireamh.
PAINÉIL THÉAMACHA: Is féidir painéil théamacha ar thaighde bunaidh a bhfuil
trí nó ceithre pháipéar iontu a mhaireann 90-120 nóiméad ina n-iomláine (cur i
láthair, ceisteanna agus plé painéal san áireamh) a chur isteach.
PÓSTAEIR: Beidh póstaeir ar taispeáint le linn seisiún póstaer ina ndéanfaidh
na taighdeoirí iad a chur i láthair agus ceisteanna ó thoscairí a fhreagairt.
Ba cheart póstaeir A0 a leagan isteach ag an deasc clárúcháin maidin na
Comhdhála.
Iartarr achoimrithe 500 focal a chur faoi bhráid an choiste roghnaithe trín
iad a uaslódáil ag suíomh iraal2020 at ucd.ie faoin 15 Iúil 2021. Féádfar breis
eolais a lorg ach teagmháil a dhéanamh le IRAAL2020 at ucd.ie.
Spriocdháta d’achoimrí: 15 Iúil
Fógra ar ghlacadh: 15 Lúnasa
Tús le clárúchán: 1 Samhain
Dátaí na comhdhála: 26–27 Samhain
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