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49th Poznań Linguistic Meeting
Short Title : PLM2019
Date : 16-Sep-2019 - 18-Sep-2019
Location : Poznań, Poland
Contact Person : Marcin Naranowicz
Meeting Email : < click here to access email >
Web Site : http://wa.amu.edu.pl/plm/2019/
Linguistic Field(s) : Applied Linguistics ; Clinical Linguistics ; Cognitive Science ; General Linguistics ; Sociolinguistics
Call Deadline : 22-Mar-2019
Meeting Description :
We are happy to announce that the 49th Poznan Linguistic Meeting (PLM2019) will take place on 16-18 September 2019 in Poznan, Poland. The Meeting will be organised by the Faculty of English of Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan.
Leitmotif :
The leitmotif of the 49th PLM will be ’’Linguistics : Between science and humanities. An overview of contributing disciplines and research agendas’’. The pervasive transdisciplinarity of today’s research opens up new terrain for investigating language. Modern linguistics requires a broadened scientific horizon and a dialogue with representatives of other disciplines. For example, sciences such as biology, medicine and neuroscience incrementally contribute to our knowledge about how language is represented, acquired, and changed in the human brain. Statistics and computer science add unprecedented power to how linguistic theories can be tested and applied. Studies of the interfaces between language and social structure at all levels benefit from closer interactions with other humanities, such as psychology and sociology. All of this leads to questions about the status of linguistics within sciences and humanities.
We invite studies and reports which provide evidence and/or standpoints on these issues. However, contributions from other subdisciplines, also not directly related to the Meeting’s leitmotif, are also most welcome.
Plenary Events :
The keynote address will be given by Nicholas Evans (Australian National University), an Australian linguist and a recognized expert on linguistic typology and endangered languages.
Plenary lectures confirmed so far :
Nicholas Evans (Australian National University)
Stefan Frisch (Appalachian State University)
Peter Siemund (University of Hamburg)
Zofia Wodniecka-Chlipalska (Jagiellonian University, Cracow)
As has become our tradition, there will also be a debate on topics related to the leitmotif.
Call for Papers :
Call for Papers and Thematic Sessions : Submissions
Proposals of papers are invited for both oral and poster sessions related to this main theme, and to other topics within modern linguistics. Each paper in the general oral sessions will be given 30 minutes, including 10 minutes for discussion. Poster sessions will form an integral part of the conference programme. The number of submissions is limited to one single-authored plus one co-authored abstract per author (or two co-authored ones). The language of the conference is English.
In addition to regular oral and poster sessions, a special poster session will be organised for aspiring researchers, who will have a chance to present their Ph.D. projects to a larger scientific community and, thus, to receive valuable feedback on their work at the early stage of development.
We also invite proposals for Thematic/Workshop Sessions. A proposal for a workshop session should include a clear statement of its objectives/topic/message (about 300 words) as well as at least four names of proposed speakers (with affiliations) and a sample bibliography. Thematic workshop proposals will be subject to review by our International Advisory Board. Please note that the organiser(s) of a thematic/workshop session will be expected to solicit submissions, advertise the session through appropriate channels, organise the reviewing process, and submit a complete set of accepted abstracts by the main submission deadline. We reserve the right to make final decisions regarding the inclusion of thematic/workshop session papers in the programme.
All abstracts (including thematic/workshop session abstracts) will be processed using the EasyChair conference management system. All regular submissions (posters and presentations) will be reviewed by our International Advisory Board.
Please visit our website for more detailed abstract submission guidelines, along with abstract review criteria :
http://wa.amu.edu.pl/plm/2019/Abstract_submission
Important Dates :
– Submission deadline for the thematic session proposals : 31 January 2019
– Notification of acceptance for thematic sessions : 15 February 2019
– Submission deadline for ALL abstracts (general sessions and thematic sessions) : 22 March 2019
– Notification of acceptance for papers and posters : 19 April 2019
Looking forward to seeing you in Poznan !
PLM 2019 Organising Committee
Katarzyna Dziubalska-Kolaczyk
Jaroslaw Weckwerth
Marcin Naranowicz
Contact details :
PLM2019 Organising Committee
Faculty of English, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan
Collegium Novum
al. Niepodleglosci 4
61-874 Poznan, Poland
tel : (+48 61) 829 3506
fax : (+48 61) 852 3103
email : plmwa.amu.edu.pl
www : http://wa.amu.edu.pl/plm