35.3, Calls: 2nd International Conference on Concept Systems and Frames in Terminology

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Subject: 35.3, Calls: 2nd International Conference on Concept Systems and Frames in Terminology

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Date: 19-Dec-2023
From: Rossella Resi [rossella.resi at uibk.ac.at]
Subject: 2nd International Conference on Concept Systems and Frames in Terminology

Full Title: 2nd International Conference on Concept Systems and Frames
in Terminology
Short Title: CSFT-2024

Date: 25-Sep-2024 - 26-Sep-2024
Location: Innsbruck, Austria
Contact Person: Rossella Resi; Pius ten Hacken
Meeting Email: csft-2024 at uibk.ac.at
Web Site: https://www.uibk.ac.at/congress/csft-2024/

Linguistic Field(s): Lexicography; Semantics; Translation
Other Specialty: Terminology

Call Deadline: 04-Apr-2024

Meeting Description:

The representation of specialized domain knowledge remains a central
concern of the study of terminology. In 2022, we organized the first
conference on Concept Systems and Frames in Terminology. Given the
success of this conference, we are happy to announce that a second
edition will be organized in September 2024.

As in the first edition, the aim is to discuss and explore the
criteria that should guide the representation of the system of
concepts behind the terminology of a domain. As the name of the
conference indicates, we aim to contrast on one hand the traditional
approach of setting up a concept system or ontology, which represents
terms as nodes and relationships as arrows between them, and on the
other hand frames, which take the relationships as the basis for the
structure of events in the domain.

We expect individual contributions to investigate the realm of
representation of specialized domain knowledge, focusing on the
advantages and disadvantages of concept systems and frames, comparing
the two, and proposing solutions to challenges they raise. The main
theme of this 2nd conference is Terminology beyond Terms. By this we
mean the widest possible spectrum of situations in which something
beyond terms proves to be relevant for understanding terminology, and
how this factor might be represented within terminological analysis,
hence databases. In particular:

Collocations
ο When collocations are important for terminological analysis;
ο Extraction of collocations from text corpora;
ο How different specialized languages collocate;

Syntactic patterns
ο When syntactic patterns are important for terminological analysis;
ο Syntactic patterns as terminological unit of analysis;

Interfaces with Morphology and Syntax
ο What are the syntagmatic limits of a term;
ο Contrastive analysis of terminology in different languages;

Pragmatics
ο Sociocultural pragmatic aspects relevant for terminological
analysis;
ο Cognitively oriented pragmatic aspects relevant for terminological
analysis;
ο Triggering of term variations;

Representation
ο How can collocations and syntactic patterns be represented in a
terminological database;
ο How can pragmatic information be encoded in a termbas

2nd Call for Papers:

Main Theme: Terminology beyond Terms

The representation of specialized domain knowledge remains a central
concern of the study of terminology. In 2022, we organized the first
conference on Concept Systems and Frames in Terminology. Given the
success of this conference, we are happy to announce that a second
edition will be organized in September 2024.

As in the first edition, the aim is to discuss and explore the
criteria that should guide the representation of the system of
concepts behind the terminology of a domain. As the name of the
conference indicates, we aim to contrast on one hand the traditional
approach of setting up a concept system or ontology, which represents
terms as nodes and relationships as arrows between them, and on the
other hand frames, which take the relationships as the basis for the
structure of events in the domain.

We expect individual contributions to investigate the realm of
representation of specialized domain knowledge, focusing on the
advantages and disadvantages of concept systems and frames, comparing
the two, and proposing solutions to challenges they raise. The main
theme of this 2nd conference is Terminology beyond Terms. By this we
mean the widest possible spectrum of situations in which something
beyond terms proves to be relevant for understanding terminology, and
how this factor might be represented within terminological analysis,
hence databases. In particular:

Collocations
ο When collocations are important for terminological analysis;
ο Extraction of collocations from text corpora;
ο How different specialized languages collocate;

Syntactic patterns
ο When syntactic patterns are important for terminological analysis;
ο Syntactic patterns as terminological unit of analysis;

Interfaces with Morphology and Syntax
ο What are the syntagmatic limits of a term;
ο Contrastive analysis of terminology in different languages;

Pragmatics
ο Sociocultural pragmatic aspects relevant for terminological
analysis;
ο Cognitively oriented pragmatic aspects relevant for terminological
analysis;
ο Triggering of term variations;

Representation
ο How can collocations and syntactic patterns be represented in a
terminological database;
ο How can pragmatic information be encoded in a termbas
However, papers on all aspects of knowledge representation in
specialized domains are also welcome, including those addressing the
interaction with other disciplines like translation, lexicography,
cognitive science, ontology engineering, computer linguistics, and AI.

It is intended to publish a selection of contributions to the
conference as a journal or volume with a major academic publisher.

Language requirement: English
Word limit: between 300 and 500 words (excluding references)
Content: Research background, objectives, methods and outcomes
All abstracts will be reviewed by the Scientific Committee.
Applicants will be notified by the 20th of May 2024 through emails.
Contact persons: Pius ten-Hacken & Rossella Resi
Submit the abstracts per email: csft-2024 at uibk.ac.at
Conference website: https://www.uibk.ac.at/congress/csft-2024/

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