23.259, FYI: Latin American Functional Linguistics Association

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Subject: 23.259, FYI: Latin American Functional Linguistics Association

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Date: 12-Jan-2012
From: Federico Navarro [navarro at filo.uba.ar]
Subject: Latin American Functional Linguistics Association


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Date: Sat, 14 Jan 2012 15:14:09
From: Federico Navarro [navarro at filo.uba.ar]
Subject: Latin American Functional Linguistics Association

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The Latin American Systemic Functional Linguistics Association 
(ALSFAL) invites you to become a member, free of charge, and to join 
the members' discussion list, ALSFAL-lista.

ALSFAL, founded in 2004, is an organization which brings together 
researchers from all over the world who are interested in studying Latin 
American socio-discursive phenomena from a Systemic Functional 
point of view and which has so far organized seven annual regional 
conferences. The principal objectives of the Association are to 
consolidate links among scholars active in Systemic Functional 
Linguistics (SFL) and to promote knowledge and development of SFL 
in the region. There is no membership fee.  

In order to join the Association please write to sociosalsfal at gmail.com, 
writing in the subject slot I WISH TO JOIN ALSFAL and including in the 
body of the mail the following information: full name; affiliation; city and 
country; email; phone number; area of SFL in which you work; 
language in which you work. Once you have joined, you will receive an 
invitation to join the discussion list.

For further information, please go to:   
http://www.pucsp.br/isfc/alsfal/english/Home.html 



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