[Corpora-List] Second announcement: 'Corpus Linguistics in the South' Event - London: February 11, 2012

[R. Freake]

Second announcement: The second 'Corpus Linguistics in the South' event

*Please note the additional speaker and correction in presentation title*

Theme: CORPUS LINGUISTICS APPLIED: CORPORA, DISCOURSE, AND  
CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL ISSUES

Where: Queen Mary, University of London

When: Saturday, February 11, 2012

Following on the first successful Corpus Linguistics in the South  
event at the University of Portsmouth, the next Corpus Linguistics in  
the South workshop will take place at Queen Mary, University of London  
on February 11, 2012. The main theme for this event is the application  
of corpora to studies in areas such as gender, tourism &  
sustainability, military conflict and climate change. There will also  
be papers focusing on the application of corpora to EAP writing in  
specific disciplines and to translation work. The purpose is to  
present, discuss  and produce constructive debate on recent work on  
the discourses surrounding current social issues as well as to  
showcase examples of the use of corpora in teaching and translating  
practice. The program will include the following speakers and  
presentations:

Christopher Tribble and Ursula Wingate (King's College, London): 'From  
text to corpus: working with student texts in the development of  
disciplinary specific writing development programmes'
Ramesh Krishnamurthy (Aston University): 'Hotting up or cooling down -  
the discourse of climate change'
Kieran O'Halloran (King's College, London): 'Deleuze, ethics and  
corpora: deconstructing an argument in favour of genetically modified  
crops'
Juliette Scott (University of Portsmouth): 'Legal discourse(s) in  
translation: how can corpus linguistics do more for freelance  
non-literary translators?'
Sylvia Jaworska (Queen Mary, University of London): 'In search of the  
'local' and 'authentic': corpus-based investigations of the current  
discourse of tourism'

The presentations will be followed by a round table discussion open to  
all workshop participants. In keeping with the first Corpus  
Linguistics in the South event, there will be no charge for attending  
or participating, but participants are welcome to join an inexpensive  
(±£15) group lunch midday.

If you are interested in coming, please contact Rachelle Freake  
(r.freake at qmul.ac.uk) to be added to the mailing list and for the full  
programme when available.

http://www.port.ac.uk/cls


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