FW: 2004SVU World Congress-Linguistics Panel

[Dutkova-Cope, Lida]

Dear colleagues:

 

I am writing to invite you to consider participating in the panel on Czech
and Slovak languages and linguistics at the 22nd World Congress of The
Czechoslovak society of Arts and Sciences (Společnost pro Vědy a Umění) to
be held at Palacký University in Olomouc, Czech Republic, June 26 - July 2,
2004. 

 

The panel will be shaped by the presenters' contributions; we would be
honored should you decide to participate. More information on the event is
available at http//www.svu2000.org. 

 

The city of Olomouc is the Czech Republic's most important site of
historical monuments, second only to Prague. In addition to the rich
scholarly program, the Congress organizers plan visits to the historical
sites in the city, excursions to other important places in the region, and
entertainment (e.g. an evening in Moravské divadlo, concerts, and art
exhibits). 

 

A word on themes in the program:

The panel on Slavic languages and linguistics is one of the many areas of
scientific study featured at the Congress. The presentations range from
creative writing, visual arts, modern Czech and Slovak history, Czech,
Slovak, and Comparative Literature, to Economics, Sociology and
Anthropology, the American Presence in Czech and Slovak Republics, Religion,
Women's issues, and Moravians abroad (including a panel on "Moravian
Texas"). 

 

A word on the panel organizer:

My name is Lida Dutkova-Cope and I teach applied linguistics in the English
Department of East Carolina University. I am a native of Moravia and a
graduate of the philosophical faculty at Palacký University. All my work in
the area of Slavic studies has been on the language, culture, and identity
of Texas Czechs. 

 

Should you be interested, please e-mail me directly at
dutkovacopel at mail.ecu.edu <mailto:dutkovacopel at mail.ecu.edu> .

 

Thank you!

Sincerely, Lida Dutkova-Cope

 

Lida Dutkova-Cope

Assistant Professor of Applied Linguistics

English Department

Bate Building #2150

East Carolina University

Greenville, NC 27858

dutkovacopel at mail.ecu.edu <mailto:dutkovacopel at mail.ecu.edu> 

(252) 328-6411

 

 

 

 


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