35.336, Calls: AALL24: Controversies in Legal Linguistics

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Subject: 35.336, Calls: AALL24: Controversies in Legal Linguistics

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Date: 30-Jan-2024
From: Daniel Green [daniel.green at mail.sfu.ac.at]
Subject: AALL24: Controversies in Legal Linguistics


Full Title: AALL24: Controversies in Legal Linguistics
Short Title: AALL24

Date: 13-Dec-2024 - 13-Dec-2024
Location: Freudplatz 1+3, A-1020 Vienna, Austria, Austria
Contact Person: Daniel Green
Meeting Email: daniel.green at mail.sfu.ac.at
Web Site: https://oegrl.com/

Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; Discourse Analysis; Forensic
Linguistics; Lexicography; Pragmatics
Subject Language(s): English (eng)

Call Deadline: 01-Jun-2024

Meeting Description:

AALL24: Controversies in Legal Linguistics organised in cooperation
with Sigmund Freud Private University Vienna (SFU) on 13 December
2024.

Call for Papers:

Third International Conference on Legal Linguistics (AALL24):
"Controversies in Legal Linguistics"

The Austrian Association for Legal Linguistics (ÖGRL) will hold the
Third International Conference on Legal Linguistics (AALL24) entitled
"Controversies in Legal Linguistics" at the Sigmund Freud University
Vienna on 13 December 2024 hosting original and high-quality
presentations covering a wide range of topics within the field of
legal linguistics and forensic linguistics which may include, but are
not be limited to, the following areas of research:

Law and language: Theoretical legal linguistics; applied legal
linguistics; legal semiotics, semantics and pragmatics; European legal
linguistics; international business communication; statutory
interpretation; law and computer-mediated communication; courtroom
interpreting and legal translation; asylum procedure and human rights;
sign language(s) and the legal system; the philosophy of language and
law; linguistic rights and minorities around the globe; gender in
legal language; law, language and sexual violence; research ethics in
legal linguistics; historical legal linguistics; corpus linguistics
and the law; disruptive technologies and the legal profession;
COVID-19 and medico-legal communication; neuro/ psycholinguistics and
the law; legal and political discourse, arbitration and restorative
justice.

Law and language in education: Legal language teaching in Europe;
legal curricula development; corpus linguistics and legal education;
teaching law in the multilingual classroom; multilingualism in legal
contexts; legal aptitude testing; learner corpora and moot courts;
ethics in legal language teaching; disability and legal education;
translanguaging in legal education.

Forensic linguistics: Issues in forensic linguistics and forensic
phonetics; discourse analysis in forensic settings; authorship
analysis and speaker identification; linguistic profiling; corpus
analysis in forensic contexts; speaker variation and speaker
recognition; language use of defendants, victims and the judiciary;
expert testimony and linguistic evidence; expert opinions; plagiarism
detection; language and forensic psychiatry.

Applications may be in English or German and can be submitted for
formal paper presentations of 20 minutes (plus 10 minutes discussion),
or poster presentations.

Applicants are invited to submit an abstract of between 200 and 250
words, including the title, theoretical background, research
question(s) and methodology of their project by 1 June 2024.

Applicants should include 4-5 keywords and a short list of key
references.

Applicants can submit two abstracts, provided one of them is
co-authored. Applicants should specify the intended presentation
format in their proposal (formal paper presentation or poster
presentation).

The abstract(s), along with full name and affiliation of the
applicant(s), should be sent by email to daniel.green at mail.sfu.ac.at

All submissions will undergo double-blind peer review. Applicants will
receive a decision on acceptance or rejection of their submission by
31st June 2024.

The AALL24 Organising Committee represented by
Daniel Green
Sarah Brustmann
Paul Schwarzenbacher
Maria Pober
Cornelia Eißler



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