21.3024, Calls: General Ling/Germany

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Subject: 21.3024, Calls: General Ling/Germany

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Date: 21-Jul-2010
From: Georg Höhn < ghoehn at uni-potsdam.de >
Subject: 48. Studentische Tagung Sprachwissenschaft
 

	
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From: Georg Höhn [ghoehn at uni-potsdam.de]
Subject: 48. Studentische Tagung Sprachwissenschaft

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Full Title: 48. Studentische Tagung Sprachwissenschaft 
Short Title: 48. StuTS 

Date: 17-Nov-2010 - 21-Nov-2010
Location: Potsdam, Germany 
Contact Person: Georg Höhn
Meeting Email: info at 48.stuts.eu
Web Site: http://48.stuts.eu/index_en.html 

Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics 

Call Deadline: 30-Sep-2010 

Meeting Description:

StuTS ([?t?ts]) stands for student conference on linguistics, and this is what
it is: a conference organized by students and for students of linguistics in 
any of its flavours. At the same time the StuTS hosts the federal convention 
of student associations in linguistic departments. The StuTS exists since 
1987 and is organized in a different location each semester. It offers a rich 
programme of talks on many different topics pertaining to linguistics, cultural 
events for participants and the possibility to get to know nice people. The 
conference hosts presentations in both German and English. More 
information on the StuTS and its history can be found on 
http://stuts.de/about.html (German) 

Call For Papers

The StuTS (student conference on linguistics) represents a forum for 
students of linguistics in all its shades and varieties. It offers students an 
opportunity to present research projects and results to a wider audience, 
opening up the possibility of fruitful discussion and exchange of ideas with 
people interested in similar and adjacent areas of research.

There are two possible forms for the presentation/discussion of your 
submissions:

Talks

In order for the conference to be of interest for all sorts of students, from
undergraduates who just started their studies to advanced and graduate 
students, we want to encourage a broad spectrum of submissions. They 
can be based on bachelor, master or other theses, but we also welcome 
submissions springing from work done in any of your courses or from your 
own research initiative. The topics may pertain to all branches of linguistic 
research: general and theoretical, computational, clinical, psycho- and 
neurolinguistics as well as (linguistic aspects of) philological studies of 
individual languages. There are 45 and 60 min slots available, including 15 
min for discussion respectively.

Workshops

It is possible to hold a workshop in order to interactively present content or
to jointly develop ideas. This might include discussions on a topic, work in
groups, methodological tutorials etc. A workshop is based on interaction 
between the referee and all the participants, and should be clearly distinct 
from a talk in this respect. The duration of a workshop should not exceed 60 
min including the final discussion.

If you want to hold a talk or workshop, please send an email with an 
abstract in plain text format (if you need another format, please notify us) 
and the subject: ''Abstract: [title/topic] [duration]'' to register at 48.stuts.eu. 
We will try to accomodate all submissions, but in case this is impossible due 
to time restrictions, we will have to make a selection. You will be notified if 
you have been admitted. In your registration, please remember to fill in the 
information about your contribution in the appropriate place.

It is possible to hold a talk or offer a workshop even if you have already
registered. In that case, please contact us on the above email address.

The deadline for submissions is September 30 2010, but we highly 
encourage earlier submissions for organisatory reasons.





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