36.681, Calls: The Language of Psychotherapy: An Interdisciplinary Perspective / Online

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Subject: 36.681, Calls: The Language of Psychotherapy: An Interdisciplinary Perspective / Online

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Date: 21-Feb-2025
From: Lars Dänzer [lars.daenzer at uni-due.de]
Subject: The Language of Psychotherapy: An Interdisciplinary Perspective


Full Title: The Language of Psychotherapy: An Interdisciplinary
Perspective

Date: 15-May-2025 - 16-May-2025
Location: Online
Contact Person: Stefan Rinner
Meeting Email: stefan.rinner at uni-due.de

Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; Discourse Analysis;
Philosophy of Language; Pragmatics; Sociolinguistics

Call Deadline: 28-Feb-2025

Call for Papers:
Reminder and Update: The research project “The Therapeutic Game” (PI
Stefan Rinner) funded by the Fritz Thyssen Foundation and based at the
Department of Philosophy at the University of Duisburg-Essen is
organising an interdisciplinary two-day online conference on questions
regarding language and its use in psychotherapeutic settings, to be
held via Zoom on ***MAY 8 and 9*** (PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGE IN DATE!).
Our goal is to bring together researchers interested in this topic
from different fields, including philosophy, linguistics, psychology,
psychiatry, communication studies, and sociology. We invite
submissions of abstracts for presentations by researchers from all
career stages, including graduate students. Topics may include, but
are not limited to, the following:
- features and functions of therapeutic speech and conversations
- linguistic models and explanations of the various functions and
effects of therapeutic speech
- application of tools or models developed in other areas of research
to therapeutic speech
- similarities between therapeutic speech and other socially relevant
kinds of speech (e.g., hate speech and political speech)
The submitted abstracts should be 500 words and indicate the intended
kind of presentation:
(i) Regular: 20 min presentation, 10 min discussion
(ii) Exploratory: 5 min presentation, 10 min discussion
Please send your abstract as a .pdf file to stefan.rinner at uni-due.de.
The deadline for submission is February 28 2025. The conference
language will be English. All abstracts will be reviewed by the
members of the research project and selections made on the basis of
judgments of quality and fit with the workshop topic and aims.
Decisions will be communicated by the end of March 2025.
For more information on the research project visit:
https://stefan-rinner.webnode.page/the-therapeutic-game/



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