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Date: 10-Feb-2012
From: Pilar Alonso [alonso at usal.es]
Subject: CoDis Working Papers


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Date: Sat, 11 Feb 2012 13:37:11
From: Pilar Alonso [alonso at usal.es]
Subject: CoDis Working Papers

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Full Title: CoDis Working Papers 


Call Deadline: 15-Jun-2012 

CoDis Working Papers in Discourse Coherence, Cognition and Creativity

CoDis Working Papers in Discourse Coherence, Cognition and Creativity is 
an annual publication of the CoDis Research Group, a Recognised Research 
Group at the Universidad de Salamanca formed in July 2003 on the initiative 
of a group of lecturers working in the field of discourse analysis.

CoDis Working Papers wants to open a forum for sharing and exchanging 
research on the concept of coherence in all discourse genres. The Codis 
Working Papers series seeks to integrate different interpretations of 
coherence from cognitive and discourse perspectives in a dynamic 
interactive way; the primary methodologies are discourse analysis and textual 
analysis. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to, general aspects of 
meaning construction, discourse coherence, creative discourse coherence 
(with a focus on literary, popular and advertising discourse), discourse 
coherence approaches to language teaching, and discourse coherence and 
translation. Other fields of interest are discourse analysis, discourse 
production and reception, and socio-cultural approaches to discourse.

CoDis Working Papers welcomes submission for full publication online of 
unpublished articles and research reports. Articles may be in English or 
Spanish. Authors whose native language is not English / Spanish should 
have their manuscripts checked by an English / Spanish -speaking expert, or 
a language-editing professional service, prior to submission. Manuscripts 
should not exceed 10,000 words.

All consistent formats will be accepted; the LSA Style Sheet is 
recommended. The manuscript should be as simple as possible. The 
manuscript text should be 1,5-spaced throughout, with margins of at least 
one inch (2.54 cm) all around the page; a 12 point Times New Roman font is 
preferred. Use headers only for page numbers. Notes, if necessary, should be 
endnotes. Manuscripts should have a list of References.
In addition to the main text, attach a separate cover sheet with title and 
subtitle of the article; authors' names and affiliations; complete mailing 
address, email address, and telephone numbers of the (first) author. The first 
page of the manuscript should include the title, subtitle, an abstract of 150 to 
200 words, and a list of five key-words. The author's personal information 
should not be part of the manuscript file.

Electronic submissions should be sent to the editor in Word files.

Copyright remains with the authors of individual articles. Articles will undergo 
peer review.

For more information about the journal visit:
http://campus.usal.es/~codis/workingpapers/

Call deadline: 15-June-2012

Information and submissions: 
Pilar Alonso 
codis.working.papers at usal.es





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