Arabic-L:PEDA&LING:AUC Conference

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Date:  12 Nov 2001
From: zeinab Ibrahim <zeinabib at aucegypt.edu>
Subject: AUC Conference

                         SECOND CALL FOR PAPERS  
                     Celebrating TAFL Golden Jubilee
                    
                          The Arabic Language Institute
                 The American University in Cairo

                                  Announces        
The International Conference on Arabic Language
                               And Linguistics
      On Friday and Saturday May 17 & 18, 2002
              Languages of Conference: Arabic & English
                                            
                   Keynote Speakers:
                     ElSaid Badawi , Johnathan Owens
           and  Kees Versteegh


                                 Themes
                                          
Teaching Arabic as a Foreign or National Language; Acquisition of
Arabic as a First or Foreign Language; Language Planning & Reform;
Textbooks & Dictionaries; Standardized Tests; Arabic & computers;
Translation; Distance Learning; Contrastive Studies.

Papers and pre-organized panels are welcome.
Abstracts: 250 words.
E-mail: icall at aucegypt.edu
Abstracts in attachments: Please use IBM, Word
Deadline: January 22nd, 2002.
Organizers: Alaa Elgibali & Zeinab Ibrahim

Fax: 20-2- 795- 7565
Address:   Alaa Elgibali
The Arabic language Institute
The American University in Cairo
113 kasr Al-Aini st.
Cairo, Egypt.

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