21.4303, Calls: Linguistic Theories/Revista Letras e Letras (Jrnl)
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Subject: 21.4303, Calls: Linguistic Theories/Revista Letras e Letras (Jrnl)
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Date: 28-Oct-2010
From: Angelica Rodrigues [angelica_rodrigues at hotmail.com]
Subject: Revista Letras e Letras
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Date: Thu, 28 Oct 2010 12:20:05
From: Angelica Rodrigues [angelica_rodrigues at hotmail.com]
Subject: Revista Letras e Letras
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Full Title: Revista Letras e Letras
Linguistic Field(s): Linguistic Theories
Call Deadline: 31-Jan-2011
Thematic Issue: Emergent Constructions - Construction Grammar and
Grammaticalization.
Abstract: Given the growing interest of both Brazilian and foreign researchers
in the correlation between grammaticalization and construction grammar
studies, the proposal for this thematic volume aims at stimulating the debate
on this new research field by the proposition of some main questions which
must be addressed by any research in this area. Hence, we will looking
forward to receive paper from linguists who are interested in
grammaticalization of constructions and whose work answers all or some of
the following questions: (a) how the term 'construction' may be defined in
such an approach; (b) how the term 'grammaticalization' may be understood
in such an approach; (c) whether it is possible to consider grammaticalization
as a unidirectional linear process, organized in clines; and (d) how to bring
together the notion of the radial organization of grammar and the
grammaticalization paradigm.
Editors:
Angélica Rodrigues, Ph.D. (Federal University of Uberlândia - Brazil)
Maria Luiza Braga, Ph.D. (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro - Brazil)
Tiago Timponi Torrent, Ph.D. (Federal University of Juiz de Fora - Brazil)
General Guidelines:
i. The publication welcomes papers in Portuguese, English, French and
Spanish;
ii. The publication will comprise with, at least, 14 papers;
iii. Papers which don't fit the publication's proposal will not be accepted;
iv. Authors must either have doctoral degree or attend graduate division
courses;
v. Each author must submit only one paper, including co-authorship;
vi. Papers must follow the style guidelines presented below;
vii. Paper submission will be performed exclusively through the website:
http://www.letraseletras.ileel.ufu.br/. Non-Portuguese readers may contact the
editors (tiago.torrent at ufjf.edu.br) if they need assistance during the
submission process.
To receive the guidelines for the preparation of manuscripts, please also
contact the editors (tiago.torrent at ufjf.edu.br)
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