Call for papers: Workshop on Structure and Constituency in the Languages of the Americas 19

[Vincent Collette]

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Date: Tue, 5 Nov 2013 12:52:49 -0330
From: brittain at MUN.CA
Subject: Call for papers: Workshop on Structure and Constituency in the Languages of the Americas 19
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Dear Colleagues, as advertised on Linguist List, Memorial University will be hosting WSCLA 19 April 25-27, 2104. Here is the call for papers:Julie
Call for papersWSCLA 19Workshop on Structure and Constituency in
the Languages of the Americas 19Abstract submission deadline: January 10,
2014Abstracts are invited for papers in any area
of formal linguistics (including phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax,
semantics, and pragmatics) within any theoretical framework. We welcome papers
that address diachronic, sociolinguistic, or applied topics from a formal
perspective, and we are especially interested in papers seeking to correlate
the interests of formal linguists and the concerns of indigenous communities. The organising committee for WSCLA 19 has
selected the following workshop theme: Learnability Issues in Languages of
the Americas. Abstracts which address this theme are particularly solicited,
although abstracts on other topics are welcomed. Our guest speakers will
address various aspects of this theme. We are pleased to announce the following
invited speakers: Keren Rice (University of Toronto) Michael Hamilton (McGill University, student
guest speaker) Heidi Harley (University of Arizona) Ellen Courtney (University of Texas at El
Paso)  WSCLA 19 will take place at Memorial
University, Newfoundland. The conference will run all day on Friday and
Saturday, April 25-26, and through mid-day on Sunday, April 27. We expect a
volume of conference proceedings to appear in the UBCWPL series. In addition,
we will invite speakers who address the workshop theme to contribute to an
edited volume dedicated to this topic. Abstract
submission guidelines Please follow the guidelines below. Write to
wscla19 at mun.ca with any questions. Please submit your abstract for a paper at http://linguistlist.org/easyabs/wscla19, following
the requirements listed below before midnight on January 10th, 2014.
Abstracts should be anonymous. Author
name(s) should not appear in the abstract or file name. Abstracts should not exceed 2 pages in
length including references and examples (minimum 12 pt font size, 1 inch
margins). Submissions are limited to two abstracts per
author, including at most one single-authored abstract. (In other words, you
may contribute to two co-authored abstracts, or one co-authored abstract plus
one single-authored abstract.) 



 		 	   		  

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