32.1603, Calls: Pragmatics/Estonia

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LINGUIST List: Vol-32-1603. Fri May 07 2021. ISSN: 1069 - 4875.

Subject: 32.1603, Calls: Pragmatics/Estonia

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Date: Fri, 07 May 2021 15:40:22
From: Helle Metslang [metslang at ut.ee]
Subject: Subjectivity and Intersubjectivity in Language and Culture

 
Full Title: Subjectivity and Intersubjectivity in Language and Culture 

Date: 12-May-2022 - 13-May-2022
Location: Tartu, Estonia 
Contact Person: Helle Metslang
Meeting Email: metslang at ut.ee
Web Site: https://folklore.ee/CEES/2022/ 

Linguistic Field(s): Pragmatics 

Call Deadline: 10-Sep-2021 

Meeting Description:

Subjectivity and intersubjectivity are at the core of any interaction and
creative work. Subjectivity refers to the fact that speakers and writers,
authors and presenters do not only convey content, but also express
themselves, weaving attitudes, assessments and emotions into their texts and
works. Intersubjectivity refers to relations with the discourse Annual
conference of the Centre for Excellence in Estonian Studies: “Subjectivity and
Intersubjectivity in Language and Culture,” May 12-13, 2022, Tartu, Estonian
Literary Museum and University of Tartu. 

Subjectivity and intersubjectivity are at the core of any interaction and
creative work. Subjectivity refers to the fact that speakers and writers,
authors and presenters do not only convey content, but also express
themselves, weaving attitudes, assessments and emotions into their texts and
works. Intersubjectivity refers to relations with the discourse partner(s)
woven into the text or work: the listener, reader, audience, co-presenter,
another character in the work, or another work. Thus, these phenomena can be
found in different spheres of activity of the Centre for Excellence in
Estonian Studies. We invite discussion about what is common and what is
distinctive in (inter)subjectivity in language, literature, folk culture,
music, philosophy, and computer interaction, as well as what connections can
be identified between different types of (inter)subjectivity. Proposals for
workshops are welcomed.


Call for Papers: 

We await papers addressing different aspects of (inter)subjectivity, such as:
 - (means of) expression of modality, deicticity, expressiveness, and
emotionality 
 - entrenchment of (inter)subjectivity in grammar
 - discourse actions and their means of expression in language and creative
work
 - (inter)subjectivity in computer interaction
 - corpus studies of (inter)subjectivity
 - politeness and impoliteness
 - truth-telling and lying
 - authentic, imitated and altered (inter)subjectivity
 - (inter)subjectivity in different genres, text types, and registers
 - (inter)subjectivity in beliefs and mythology
 - performance as collaboration

The working languages of the conference are Estonian, English, Russian, and
German.

Conference web site http://folklore.ee/CEES/2022
We ask presenters to use the conference registration form to register and
submit their abstract (up to 300 words) and presentation title:
http://folklore.ee/CEES/regform.html.

Important dates:
– workshop proposal submission deadline September 10, 2021
– workshops announced October 10, 2021
– submission of abstracts (for workshops as well as the main conference
session) January 15, 2022
– notification of acceptance of abstracts March 1, 2022

Info: cees2022 at folklore.ee

Organizers: the project teams PRG341 “Pragmatics overwrites grammar:
subjectivity and intersubjectivity in different registers and genres of
Estonian”, PRG1290 “The grammar of discourse particles in Uralic” and the
project teams for reference practices and language, literature, and folklore
studies within the Centre for Excellence in Estonian Studies.
The conference is supported by the European Union through the European
Regional Development Fund (the Centre for Excellence in Estonian Studies), as
well as the Estonian Research Council grant projects PRG341 and PRG1290.

Organizing committee:
Helle Metslang, helle.metslang at ut.ee 
Gerson Klumpp, gerson.klumpp at ut.ee 
Renate Pajusalu, renate.pajusalu at ut.ee 
Anne Ostrak, anne.ostrak at folklore.ee 
Piret Voolaid, piret at folklore.ee 
Mare Kõiva, mare at folklore.ee




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