8.99, Calls: 2nd Language Research, Jean MUNO

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Subject: 8.99, Calls: 2nd Language Research, Jean MUNO

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1)
Date:  Wed, 22 Jan 1997 17:01:54 -0500
From:  sgass at pilot.msu.edu
Subject:  Second Language Research Forum

2)
Date:  Wed, 22 Jan 1997 04:56:30 -0500 (EST)
From:  Bvdeecken at aol.com
Subject:  "JOURNEES D'ETUDES JEAN MUNO"

-------------------------------- Message 1 -------------------------------

Date:  Wed, 22 Jan 1997 17:01:54 -0500
From:  sgass at pilot.msu.edu
Subject:  Second Language Research Forum

Second Call for Papers, Posters, and Colloquia

Second Language Research Forum 97
October 17 - 19
Michigan State University
East Lansing, Michigan

Conference Theme: SLA Across Languages

Our tentative program includes the following plenary speakers and topics:

Point=96counterpoint plenary: Richard Schmidt and Jacquelyn Schachter
(Attention in SLA)

Plenary: Robert Bley-Vroman

"Plenoquium": SLA and theories of mind  =96  from the following=
perspectives:

		Nick Ellis (connectionist)
		William O=92Grady (general nativist)
		Bonnie D. Schwartz (generative)
	Elaine Tarone (sociolinguistic)

All topics related to SLA theory will be considered. Paper presentations may
be either  30 minutes (20 minutes plus 10 minutes for discussion) or 45
minutes (35 minutes plus 10 minutes for discussion). Colloquia will be
allotted two hours. Submissions should include:

Four copies of  a one-page abstract (300 words maximum), 3 anonymous and
one including the name of the author(s) and affiliation(s)

In the upper right-hand corner please state whether your abstract is for a
paper or a poster and whether you would prefer a 30 or 45 minute time slot.
For colloquium submissions please include a summary statement as well as
abstracts of individual papers.  Please limit your title to ten words=
 maximum.=20

A 50-word summary of the presentation (to be included in the conference
program if accepted)

A typed 3" x 5" card bearing the  title of the  paper/poster/colloquium,
and the name(s), affiliation(s),  phone number(s), snailmail  and e-mail
address(es) of the author(s)=20

One copy of the abstract and one copy of the summary, either on a  disk
(WORD, Word Perfect, or ASCII), or via e-mail,  (preferably, as a WORD, Word
Perfect, or ASCII file) sent to slrf97 at pilot.msu.edu=20

Please label all disks and title your file by the first eight letters of
your last name (if your name has fewer than eight letters, please include
the first letters of your first name).=20

Send abstracts to:

		  Abstract Committee,  SLRF 97
		  English Language Center
		  One Center for International Programs
		  Michigan State University
		  East Lansing, MI 48824-1035
			 	=09
 E-mail: slrf97 at pilot.msu.edu                Web site:
http://pilot.msu.edu/user/slrf97/

The deadline for receipt of submissions for SLRF =9197 will be May 16, 1997.
No late proposals will be considered.  No faxed submissions will be
accepted.  Notification of acceptance will be sent in late June, 1997.=20

*  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *  *   *
Susan Gass, Professor of English, Director, English Language Center
English Language Center
Michigan State University
1 CIP
E. Lansing, MI 48824-1035

Phone: 517 353-0800
FAX: 517 432-1149

-------------------------------- Message 2 -------------------------------

Date:  Wed, 22 Jan 1997 04:56:30 -0500 (EST)
From:  Bvdeecken at aol.com
Subject:  "JOURNEES D'ETUDES JEAN MUNO"

PRE-PROGRAMME CALL FOR PAPERS

THE UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH
ANNOUNCES
"JOURNEES D'ETUDES JEAN MUNO"

 The "Centre de Recherches Francophones Belges" of the University of
Edinburgh provides the opportunity to exchange ideas and to address
issues dealing with Belgian culture, literature and the arts.

The object of our two-day conference (26-27 September 1997) will be to
continue promoting Francophone Belgian literature through the analysis
and discussion of the oeuvre of Jean MUNO.

Jean Muno (1924-1988) wrote novels, folktales, short stories, theatre
and radio plays and is a excellent representative of his time and
country. He is both innovative and imaginative in his use of language
and original in his choice of themes.  We could describe him as an
equally talented Belgian version of Queneau or Vian.

The conference is open to anyone interested in La Francophonie and
will include papers given by speakers from Belgium and the UK.

The debate need not be restricted to Muno but can also encompass a
wide variety of topics which are of interest to the reader of Muno and
to Muno himself, such as lINGUISTICS, stylistics, semiology, magic
realism, humour etc.  as well as theoretical and practical studies of
modern Francophone literature.

Those wishing to present a paper are requested to send a 1-page
abstract (along with a brief personal data sheet giving the
presenter's name, position and affiliation), as soon as possible and
in any case no later than the absolute closing date of Monday 31 March
1997. The abstract can helpfully give a description of the theoretical
framework, the method, hypotheses and findings to be presented in the
paper.

To receive information about the conference, contact
Ms Joanne Naysmith,
Administrative Secretary,
Department of French,
University of Edinburgh,
60 George Square,
Edinburgh EH8 9JU, or E-mail to

FREJNA at ed.ac.uk ******************************
 AVANT-PROGRAMME: APPEL A COMMUNICATION

L'UNIVERSITE D'EDIMBOURG
ANNONCE
"JOURNEES D'ETUDES JEAN MUNO"

Le "Centre de Recherches Francophones Belges" de l'Universite
d'Edimbourg a pour but de favoriser les echanges d'idees et d'adresser
des sujets lies a la culture, a la litterature et aux arts de Belgique

Les deux journees du colloque (26-27 septembre 1997) permettront de
promouvoir la litterature francophone de Belgique a travers l'analyse
et la discussion de l'oeuvre de Jean MUNO.

Jean Muno (1924-1988), auteur de romans, contes, nouvelles, pieces
radiophoniques et theatrales, represente parfaitement son epoque et son pays.
 Il est a la fois innovateur et createur dans son utilisation de la
langue et original dans son choix des themes. Il pourrait etre
qualifie de version belge de Queneau ou de Vian.

Le colloque est ouvert a toutes les personnes interessees par la
Francophonie et comprendra des communications presentees par des
orateurs de Belgique et de Grande Bretagne.

La discussion ne doit pas se confiner a l'etude de Muno mais peut
egalement inclure un large eventail de sujets pouvant interesser les
lecteurs de Muno comme la linguistique, la stylistique, la semiologie,
le realisme magique, l'humour etc. ainsi que des etudes theoriques et
pratiques sur la litterature francophone moderne.

Les personnes desirant participer au colloque devront soumettre un
resume d'une page (accompagne d'une fiche personalisee comprenant nom,
prenom, statut et affiliation) aussi rapidement que possible et au
plus tard le 31 mars 1997. Le resume donnera le titre de la
communication, la discipline qu'elle interesse ainsi qu'une courte
description incluant, s'il y a lieu, la problematique, les objectifs,
la demarche et les resultats.

Pour obtenir des renseignements au sujet de la conference, veuillez
contacter

Ms Joanne Naysmith, Administrative Secretary, Department of French,
University of Edinburgh, 60 George Square, Edinburgh EH8 9JU, ou par
courrier electronique: FREJNA at ed.ac.uk

***********************
Barbara Van der Eecken
Ph.D. Candidate/ Belgian literature: Jean Muno
The Department of French
The University of Edinburgh
Bvdeecken at aol.com

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