33.3941, Calls: Discourse Analysis/France

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Subject: 33.3941, Calls: Discourse Analysis/France

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From: Ludivine Crible [ludivine.crible at ugent.be]
Subject: International Conference on ''Discourse Markers - Theories and Methods''


Full Title: International Conference on ''Discourse Markers - Theories
and Methods''
Short Title: DMTM

Date: 24-May-2023 - 26-May-2023
Location: Paris, France
Contact Person: Ludivine Crible
Meeting Email: ludivine.crible at ugent.be
Web Site: https://dmtheoriesmethods.sciencesconf.org/

Linguistic Field(s): Discourse Analysis

Call Deadline: 05-Jan-2023

Meeting Description:

We would like to kindly invite you to save the date for the upcoming
International Conference on ''Discourse Markers - Theories and
Methods'' which will take place in Paris, France on the 24-26th of May
2023. The conference focuses on the impact of theory and method on the
investigation of discourse markers, and vice versa. In particular, we
wish to foster discussion and reflections on the sometimes implicit or
unconscious theoretical choices that we make and their impact on data
analysis. Conversely, some methods and data types may restrict or at
least favor a particular theoretical perspective at the expense of
others. Another important question is then: what can DM research
bring, in return, to our knowledge of particular theories and methods?

Practical information
Conference venue: University Paris Cité, France
Conference dates: 24-26 May 2023
Organization committee: Laure Lansari (University Paris Cité) &
Ludivine Crible (Ghent University)

Conference fee: about 70€. It will include the welcome reception,
coffee breaks and lunch for the Thursday and Friday. Participation to
the hands-on workshop on Friday afternoon requires no extra charge but
registration is mandatory. Participation to the conference dinner on
Thursday evening (La Barge, a boat on the river Seine) is an extra 50€
(three-course dinner with drinks).

Call for Papers:

*** New deadline for abstracts - January 5th ***

The 2023 International Conference on Discourse Markers - Theories and
Methods will take place in Paris, France on May 24-26th. It intends to
host discussions on the impact of theoretical and methodological
frameworks on the treatment of DMs (see previous CfPs). We therefore
invite submissions on any topic related to discourse markers and ask
authors to emphasize their theoretical and methodological framework(s)
in the abstract. In particular, we wish to foster discussion and
reflections on the sometimes implicit or unconscious theoretical
choices that we make and their impact on data analysis. Conversely,
some methods and data types may restrict or at least favor a
particular theoretical perspective at the expense of others. Another
important question is then: what can DM research bring, in return, to
our knowledge of particular theories and methods?

Our confirmed invited speakers include Prof. Dr. Yael Maschler
(University of Haifa) and Dr Gunther Kaltenböck (University of Graz).
The conference will also offer a half-day workshop featuring hands-on
sessions to introduce registered participants to two major
methodological paradigms:
•       qualitative and quantitative analysis under the Theory of
Enunciative and Predicative Operations, facilitated by Dr Graham
Ranger (Université d’Avignon)
•       quantitative categorical analysis and corpus annotation,
facilitated by Prof. Dr. Liesbeth Degand (University of Louvain).

The deadline for abstract submissions is now postponed to January 5th.
Abstracts must be submitted at
https://dmtheoriesmethods.sciencesconf.org/ after creating an account
(top right - "Login"). The conference language is English: abstracts
must be submitted and papers given in English. Abstracts must be
maximum 500 words (excluding references). Please use the template
provided by the submission platform.



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