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SECOND CALL FOR PAPERS
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
4-5 June 2009
Université Lille 3, France
« From gesture to sign : pointing in spoken and signed languages »
organised by UMR 8163 « Savoirs, Textes, Langage » (CNRS, Lille3 & Lille1)
THEME
This conference follows two other conferences on signed languages organised
at Université Lille3. This time again the aim is to assess and highlight
research on signed languages, while at the same time strengthening
comparative work on spoken and signed languages by bringing together
researchers for discussion and collaboration on the topic of pointing.
Pointing is a universal gesture used in both spoken and signed languages, by
children before the emergence of language as well as by adults. It can be
observed in the transition from pre-linguistic to linguistic communication
in hearing children, and it is concurrent with the first signs in
deaf-signing children. Yet, as recent research in gestural studies has
underlined, pointing is not limited to early interaction. It is also widely
used in adult dialogues, whether oral or signed. One central question the
conference wishes to address is whether pointing should be analysed as
gesturing or as a linguistic sign. Pointing is therefore a topic which
invites discussion and collaboration between researchers from different
fields :
- language acquisition : first observed before the use of children's
first words, pointing has generally been considered as one of the first
manifestations of children's symbolising capacities. It enables children to
identify and single out certain elements as a focus for joint attention.
Pointing is often seen as a transitional phenomenon between pre-linguistic
and linguistic productions, and studies have shown its role in early word
combination.
- gestural studies, where the part played by gestures in
communication and discourse informs cognitive development and processes.
- syntax of signed languages : in signed languages, units are
combined mainly through spatial constructions in which pointing is always
central, whether authors see it as a proper linguistic marker or as a
mixture of linguistic and deictic information.
Whether in spoken or signed languages, in language development or in adult
communication, pointing is related to prosody, facial expression and gaze.
Research in these domains should therefore inform studies on pointing.
For this conference, proposals focusing on pointing will be given full
attention. Yet, proposals dealing with other aspects of the relationship
between gestures and signs will also be considered.
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Georgette Dal, Emmanuelle Mathiot and Annie Risler (UMR 8163 « Savoirs,
Textes, Langage », CNRS Lille1 & Lille3)
PROGRAMME COMMITTEE
The abstracts will be double-blind peer-reviewed by referees working on
spoken and/or signed languages :
a.. Marion Blondel (UMR 7023, CNRS et Université Paris 8)
b.. Georgette Dal (UMR 8163, CNRS et Universités Lille 3 & Lille 1)
c.. Ivani Fusellier (UMR 7023, CNRS et Université Paris 8)
d.. Michèle Guidetti (EA 4156, équipe « Cognition, communication et
développement », Université Toulouse Le Mirail)
e.. Nini Hoiting (Royal Effatha-Guyot Group, Haren, Pays-Bas)
f.. Christian Hudelot (UMR 7114, CNRS & Université Paris10)
g.. Ulf Liskowski (Max Plank Institut Nejmigen, Pays-Bas)
h.. Marie Leroy (UMR 7114, CNRS & Université Paris 10)
i.. Emmanuelle Mathiot (UMR 8163, CNRS et Universités Lille 3 & Lille 1)
j.. Laurence Meurant (FUND Namur, Belgique)
k.. Aliyah Morgenstern (UMR 5191 CNRS & Université Lyon 2, ENS-LSH, ENS
Lyon et INRP)
l.. Anne-Marie Parisot (Université du Quebec à Montréal, Canada)
m.. Elena Pizzuto (CNR, ISTC, Rome, Italie)
n.. Annie Risler (UMR 8163, CNRS et Universités Lille 3 & Lille 1)
o.. Myriam Vermeerbergen (Lessius University College, Anvers, Belgique)
LANGUAGES
Abstracts can be submitted in French or in English.
Presentations will be in French, French Signed Language (LSF) and/or
English.
Interpreters will provide instant translation from LSF into French/English
and from French/English into LSF.
ORGANISATION
The conference is organised by UMR « Savoirs, Textes, Langage » and
Université Lille3.
A webpage dedicated to the conference will be available shortly on the UMR
website : http://stl.recherche.univ-lille3.fr/
KEY DATES
a.. Deadline for submissions : 15 January 2009
b.. Notification of acceptance : 15 March 2009
c.. Preliminary programme : 1 April 2009
d.. Conference : 4-5 June 2009
SUBMISSION
Submissions should include :
1) An anonymous abstract in French or English. It should not exceed two
A4 pages in Times 12 (including references). The topic and conclusions
should be stated clearly in the abstract.
2) The author(s)' name(s), affiliation, postal address, e-mail address,
as well as the title of the presentation, should be sent on a separate
document.
All submissions will be submitted electronically at
colloque.pointage.soumission at univ-lille3.fr in .rtf, .doc or .pdf versions.
The abstract and author information should be sent in separate files.
Deadline for submissions is 15 January 2009.
If you are unable to submit your proposal electronically, please send two
copies of your abstract and information to the following address before 15
January 2009 :
Université de Lille 3
UMR « Savoirs, Textes, Langage »
Colloque « Du geste au signe : le pointage dans les langues orales et
signées »
BP 60149
59653 VILLENEUVE D'ASCQ CEDEX
PAPER SELECTION
We solicit proposals on original, previously unpublished research.
Submissions will be reviewed anonymously by two referees in the field.
The evaluation of the submissions will be based on the following :
a.. Importance and originality of the proposal in the field
b.. Empirically-based analysis
c.. Detailed and accurate scientific content
d.. Clearly organised outline
PROCEEDINGS
The conference proceedings will be published in Silexicales (a publication
by UMR STL, CNRS & Lille3).
REGISTRATION
To register, please fill out the registration form found on STL website at
http://stl.recherche.univ-lille3.fr/ and mail it together with payment at
the before-mentioned address.
For all other information please contact the organizers at:
colloque.pointage.inscription at univ-lille3.fr
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