24.1557, FYI: Call for Workshops Proposals: Chronos 11

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Subject: 24.1557, FYI: Call for Workshops Proposals: Chronos 11

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Date: Fri, 05 Apr 2013 13:41:45
From: Pier Marco Bertinetto [chronos11 at easychair.org]
Subject: Call for Workshops Proposals: Chronos 11

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Chronos 11
Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa (Italy)
June 16-18, 2014
http://linguistica.sns.it/Chronos11/home.htm

Call for Workshop Proposals

Chronos is a series of conferences dedicated to current research on the
morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics of markers of actionality,
tense, aspect and modality. The Chronos conferences welcome presentations from
scholars who approach linguistic research from different perspectives and
embrace different theoretical frameworks.

Proposals are invited for a half-day workshop (3 ½ hours, max. 7
presentations). Topics should match those identified in the general call for
participation.

Workshops provide an occasion for presenting research in a less formal and
more focused way than in the main conference. The format of each workshop is
to be determined by the organizers, but it is expected that it will contain
time for general discussion and engagement by all participants. Workshops may
include small panels of experts, provided at least some slots are left for
free proposals selection. Workshops organisers will be involved in the papers
selection process.

All presentations will be delivered in English or in French. 

Submission Guidelines

Submissions describing proposed workshops should include: 
1. Theme and purpose. 
2. Planned activities and a tentative schedule of events. 
3. Names of organizers. 

The submission should include a short biographical sketch for each organizer,
describing relevant qualifications and experience.

Workshop organizers are asked to submit their proposal (max. 1000 words) as
.pdf files using the following website:

https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=chronos11

Important dates
- June 15th, 2013:  Deadline for workshop proposals.
- July 10th, 2013: Notification of acceptance.
- From November 1, 2013: Involvement of workshop organizers in the selection
of papers.
- Mid-January, 2014: Notification of acceptance of selected papers.

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Chronos 11
Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa (Italy)
June 16-18, 2014
http://linguistica.sns.it/Chronos11/home.htm

Appel à contributions – Ateliers

CHRONOS est une série de conférences consacrée aux recherches actuelles sur la
morphologie, la syntaxe, la sémantique et la pragmatique des marqueurs de
temps, d’aspect, et de modalité/évidentialité. Les conférences accueillent des
présentations de chercheurs provenant de différentes écoles et travaillant
dans des cadres linguistiques variés.

On sollicite des propositions d’ateliers thématiques d’une demi-journée (3
heures et demie, max. t présentations). Les thèmes doivent correspondre aux
thèmes identifiés dans l’appel à contributions général.

Les ateliers offrent une plate-forme de présentation moins formelle et plus
spécifique que les séances générales. Le format de chaque séance thématique
sera déterminé par les organisateurs, mais on prévoit que l’on laissera du
temps pour la discussion générale et la participation du public. Les ateliers
peuvent inclure des panels d’experts, pourvu qu’une partie des présentations
soit réservée à la sélection libre. Les organisateurs d’ateliers seront
impliqués dans la sélection des contributions.

Les présentations se feront en français ou en anglais.

Instructions de soumission
Les soumissions décrivant les ateliers devraient inclure :
- Le thème et le but.
- Les activités et un programme général provisoire.
- Le nom des organisateurs.

Les soumissions devraient aussi inclure une brève présentation biographique de
chaque organisateur, décrivant son expérience et ses qualifications.

Les organisateurs d’ateliers sont priés de soumettre leur proposition (max.
1000 mots) en format .pdf via le site suivant :

https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=chronos11

Dates importantes
- June 1, 2013:  Échéance pour la soumission d’un atelier.
- June 30, 2013: Notification d’acceptation.
- From November 1, 2013: Implication des organisateurs dans la sélection des
papiers.
- Mid-January, 2014: Notification d’acceptation des papiers sélectionnés.

Linguistic Field(s): Morphology
                     Pragmatics
                     Semantics
                     Syntax
                     Typology

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