29.684, Calls: Cog Sci, Disc Analysis, Lang Acquisition, Psycholing, Typology/Taiwan

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Subject: 29.684, Calls: Cog Sci, Disc Analysis, Lang Acquisition, Psycholing, Typology/Taiwan

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Date: Mon, 12 Feb 2018 14:58:10
From: Thomas Van Hoey [d04142001 at ntu.edu.tw]
Subject: International Conference on the Processing of East Asian Languages 17 & Conference on Discourse, Language, and Cognition 9

Full Title: International Conference on the Processing of East Asian Languages 17 & Conference on Discourse, Language, and Cognition 9 
Short Title: ICPEAL 17 & CLDC 9 

Date: 19-Oct-2018 - 21-Oct-2018
Location: Taipei, Taiwan 
Contact Person: Janice Fon
Meeting Email: icpeal2018cldc at gmail.com
Web Site: http://homepage.ntu.edu.tw/~gilntu/icpeal2018cldc/ 

Linguistic Field(s): Cognitive Science; Discourse Analysis; Language Acquisition; Psycholinguistics; Typology 

Call Deadline: 10-Mar-2018 

Meeting Description:

The joint conference ICPEAL 17 - CLDC 9 (the 17th Conference on the Processing
of East Asian Languages and the 9th Conference on Language, Discourse, and
Cognition) will be held from 19 to 21 October 2018 at National Taiwan
University (NTU), Taiwan. This joint conference will be hosted by the Graduate
Institute of Linguistics, the Department of Psychology, Neurobiology and
Cognitive Science Center at NTU, and the Linguistic Society of Taiwan (LST).

The ICPEAL, which was held first in Taiwan at NTU 40 years ago in 1978,
provides opportunities for researchers to disseminate new research findings,
to exchange new ideas, to develop new paradigms, and, consequently to advance
the cognitive study of not only East Asian languages, but also languages
around the world.

The CLDC similarly aims to provide a forum for researchers interested in
language, discourse, and cognition to discuss new research findings, exchange
innovative ideas and share the approaches in these fields. Topics relevant to
language, discourse, and cognition as well as interdisciplinary studies
stimulated over the last few years have given rise to a growing body of
critical findings, making CLDC an important event in the field of cognitive
linguistics in East Asia. 

Consequently, studies presented at the joint conference ICPEAL-CLDC focus on
the study of languages in East Asia from many perspectives, in order to enrich
the dialogue between different fields of cognitive science. As such, the main
theme of this joint conference is: Between Culture and Cognition, referring to
the place language often finds itself in.

Keynote Speakers:

Dr. Anne Cutler (Western Sydney University, Australia)
Dr. Raymond Gibbs (University of California at Santa Cruz, United States)
Dr. Toshio Ohori (University of Tokyo, Japan)
Dr. Colin Phillips (University of Maryland, United States)
Dr. Li Sheng (University of Delaware, United States)

2nd Call for Papers:

The extended deadline for the conference is 10 March 2018.

As before, the theme of ICPEAL 17 - CLDC 9 is: Between Culture and Cognition

The joint conference ICPEAL 17 - CLDC 9 provides an international forum that
brings together researchers interested in language, discourse, cognition, and
processing of not only East Asian languages, but languages in general. ICPEAL
17 - CLDC 9 sets Between Culture and Cognition -- the place language often is
situated in -- as the main theme, in the hope that we can further explore
various issues bearing on the symbiosis between cognitive and cultural
approaches to the study of language.

We would like to invite original abstracts on topics dealing with, but not
limited to, the following broad disciplines or sub-disciplines:

- Character and word processing
- Sentence and discourse processing
- Concept / knowledge representation and storage
- Speech perception, prosody and auditory processing
- Language production
- Language acquisition, development, and learning
- Bilingualism
- Language computational modeling
- Language-related cognitive and emotional processing
- Developmental and acquired language disorders
- Cognitive pragmatics and culture
- Discourse analysis
- Language and culture
- Language and cognition
- Cognitive Linguistics
- Metaphor and metonymy
- Iconicity
- Linguistic typology and culture
- Linguistic typology and cognition
- Corpus linguistics

Submission Format:

Abstracts must be written in English and are limited to one A4 page (Times New
Roman, 12 pt font, single-spaced), excluding references. Authors are limited
to one first-authored submission only. Please do not include in your abstract
any information that may reveal your identity, as the review process will be
conducted anonymously.

Submission Guidelines:

ICPEAL 17 - CLDC 9 will accept online submissions only, via the EasyChair
Conference System. Submissions will not be accepted in the hard copy format or
by email transmission.

To start your submission, please click on the link:
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=icpeal17cldc9 Please note that if you
do not have an account on the EasyChair Conference System, you need to sign up
for an account first. You can start the submission process after you log in to
the system.

1. Please log in to the submission system and complete the form.
2. Please do NOT include any example or reference in the main text of the
abstract. In addition to typing your abstract into the text box, please
prepare a pdf file and upload it in the paper column (at the bottom of the
form). In the pdf file, you can include special characters or fonts (e.g.,
IPA) used in the main text of the abstract and in the supplementary materials
(examples, references, etc.). The pdf file should NOT contain any personal
information that may reveal the authors' identities.
3. Please specify at least three keywords for your abstract. Also, please
identify at least one subfield related to your work by checking the
subfield(s) from the list provided above, and write it both in your pdf and
the keyword box. If the topic of your abstract belongs to a category not
listed, please select ''others''.
4. Please click ''Abstract Only'' to proceed.
5. Shortly after you complete the submission process, an e-mail message
confirming receipt of your abstract will be sent to you.

Language Used at the Conference: English

Contact:

Should you have any further questions, please contact us at
icpeal2018cldc at gmail.com

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