28.3047, Calls: Ling Theories/China

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LINGUIST List: Vol-28-3047. Thu Jul 13 2017. ISSN: 1069 - 4875.

Subject: 28.3047, Calls: Ling Theories/China

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Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2017 13:25:23
From: Liyong Wang [liyongwang0410 at 163.com]
Subject: Theme session of Frontiers in Cognitive Linguistics at the 10th China Cognitive Linguistics Conference

 
Full Title: Theme session of Frontiers in Cognitive Linguistics at the 10th China Cognitive Linguistics Conference 

Date: 21-Oct-2017 - 22-Oct-2017
Location: Nanjing City, Jiangsu Pronvince, China 
Contact Person: Liyong Wang
Meeting Email: FrontiersCL at 163.com

Linguistic Field(s): Linguistic Theories 

Call Deadline: 25-Aug-2017 

Meeting Description:

The 10th China Cognitive Linguistics Conference, organized by China Cognitive
Linguistics Association, will be hosted by the School of Foreign Languages,
Nanjing Normal University from October 21 to 22, 2017. A theme session
entitled Frontiers in Cognitive Linguistics will be organized during the
conference by Prof. Zhang Ren from Shaanxi Normal University and Prof. Wu
Yicheng from Zhejiang University.


Call for Papers:

The last decade has witnessed important developments in cognitive linguistics,
as seen in the cross-linguistic study of constructions, constructional change
and constructionalization, interaction between constructions and pragmatics,
Cognitive Grammar’s attempt to unify structure, processing and discourse,
simulation and fictivity, the relations between grammar, subjectivity and
intersubjectivity , the relations between conceptual meaning and other levels
of language, the relations between cognitive and socio-cultural factors, the
neural theory of conceptual metaphor, the neural perspective of grammar, the
relations between empirical methods and theoretical research, among other
topics. We deem it necessary to have an accurate understanding of the spirit
of these recent developments and controversies and a deeper appreciation of
their practical value in promoting the development of cognitive linguistics
and their application to diverse languages. 
We welcome research papers on the aforementioned topics or any other relevant
topics as well as overviews of these new areas in cognitive linguistics.
Papers focusing on languages or dialects other than English or Mandarin
Chinese are especially encouraged. Please submit your abstracts to
FrontiersCL at 163.com

Deadline for abstract submission: August 25, 2017.




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