29.3061, Calls: Applied Linguistics, Sociolinguistics/Germany

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Subject: 29.3061, Calls: Applied Linguistics, Sociolinguistics/Germany

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Date: Tue, 31 Jul 2018 13:38:30
From: Joachim Grzega [joachim.grzega at vhs-don.de]
Subject: Eurolinguistics Conference: Linguistic Aspects of the Past, Present and Future of Europe

 
Full Title: Eurolinguistics Conference: Linguistic Aspects of the Past, Present and Future of Europe 

Date: 05-Apr-2019 - 07-Apr-2019
Location: Donauwörth, Germany 
Contact Person: Joachim Grzega
Meeting Email: joachim.grzega at vhs-don.de
Web Site: https://innovativeeuropaischesprachlehre.wordpress.com/eurolinguistics-conferences/eurolinguistics-conference-2019/ 

Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; Sociolinguistics 

Call Deadline: 30-Sep-2018 

Meeting Description:

The conference is open to language-related basic research, applied research
and interdisciplinary research. Contributions may relate to current topics as
well as historical topics; they may cover sociolinguistic issues as well as
issues of language systems as long as the relevance for European society is
made clear.

Speakers who have already confirmed their participation:

Dr. Liudmila Bosova (Moscow): Characteristic Features of American, British and
Russian Political Discourse with Relevance to Europe
Prof. Dr. Rosa Maria Calafat Vila (Palma): La ideología lingüística en la
Europa del siglo XVIII: antecedente de la actualidad?
Prof. Dr. Joachim Grzega (Donauwörth/Eichstätt): New Aspects of the Relation
between Language and Peace
Dr. Bea Klüsener (Wuppertal/Eichstätt): 200 Years of Frankenstein – European
Dimensions
Dr. Michael Lynch (Edingburgh): Evidence for the Bilingual Option in Foreign
Language Teaching
Prof. Dr. Magdalena Szulc (Lublin): Das Konzept “Patriotismus” in europäischen
Printmedien
Prof. Dr. Sture Ureland (Mannheim): Mehrsprachigkeit an Minderheitenschulen in
Europa


Call for Papers:

Everyone is warmly invited to suggest a paper for the conference. Each topic
should be truly European in the sense that it somehow relates to all
geo-cultural areas (north, west, south, east [with or without Russia]). If
this cannot be provided by one individual researcher, colleagues may also team
up to approach different languages with the same methodology. We can help you
find team members. It seems appropriate to declare the European languages with
large numbers of speakers our conference languages. However, the largest
number of colleagues will probably be reached when the talk is given in
English.

As far as accommodation and transportation are concerned, we will think of
convenient ways for you, once we have a rough number of participants. I will
also try to get some funding for the conference.

Therefore, I would like to ask you to write me briefly, as soon as possible:

(1) whether you want to participate without a paper or have a topic to
suggest, including
(1a) the question(s) you are going to deal with in your paper
(1b) the method(s) you are going to use
(1c) the languages you are going to cover
(1d) the language you are going to present the talk in
(1e) whether you are going to give the talk alone or in a team (name the team
members and their affiliations)
(2) whether you need team members (and for which countries or languages)

Please send your information to joachim.grzega at vhs-don.de by 30 September
2018.

Again, we plan to publish the conference papers in the Journal for
EuroLinguistiX. Due to the positive experiences with last year's conference,
there shall again be a section in which experts and laypersons discuss with
each other. It is our aim that not only the academic, but also the general
public becomes more aware of Eurolinguistic work. The topics for the public
discussion shall be taken from the papers presented at the “conference
proper”.




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