4th Workshop on Syntax and Semantics (WoSS) 2006

Université Paris 8 - Université Paris 3

September 13th - 15th 2006

Overview

The theme of the workshop is in line with fundamental domains of linguistics: formal syntax and semantics. The major goal of the workshop is to welcome communications by students from different backgrounds, selected on the basis of evaluated abstracts, and whose research is linked to one (or both) of these fundamental linguistic domains.

More specifically, the goal of this workshop is to give a chance for students from different universities to meet and present their work. Moreover, this event provides the opportunity to get used to the exercise of abstract submission and oral communication in English, and aims also to develop the ability to express constructive criticism.

Programme

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Important Dates

The Workshop on Syntax and Semantics takes place from September 13 to 15.

EXTENDED DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS: 18th of June

Notification of acceptance: 1st of July

Call for Papers

We invite students from the following universities to send abstracts for twenty-minute talks with a ten-minute discussion on any aspect of theoretical Syntax and Semantics:

The goal of the 4th Student Workshop in Syntax & Semantics (WoSS'06) is twofold:

  1. to provide a forum for PhD students from different universities working on Linguistics, so that different research goals and specific proposals can be discussed;
  2. to give the students an opportunity to get used to oral communications in English.

Abstracts must be at most two pages long, examples and references included, on an A4 sheet with one-inch (2.54 cm) margins and 12-point Times font. Abstracts must be anonymous. Submissions are limited to one individual and one joint abstract per author, or two joint abstracts per author. 

The abstract should be preferably submitted as a PDF attachment (DOC or RTF are possible) and be sent by the 1st of June to the WoSS' e-mail address:

woss4paris@yahoo.com

Please use 'Abstract' as the subject header and include the information in (1)-(4), which should constitute the body of the message:

  1. Name(s) of author(s)
  2. Title of talk
  3. Affiliation
  4. E-mail address

Scientific Committee

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Gerhard Schaden (Ph.D student, Université Paris 8  -  Saint-Denis)
Muhsina Alleesaib (Ph.D student, Université Paris 8  -  Saint-Denis)
Ana de la Fuente (Ph.D student, Université Paris 3  -  Sorbonne Nouvelle)