회원 선생님들에게,

오늘 12월 11-14일 부산 BEXCO에서 한국영어영문학회 국제학술대회가

개최될 예정입니다. 이 기간 동안 영어학 관련 토론의 장으로 12월 11일

"말뭉치와 코퍼스 언어학"에 대한 Workshop을 개최하고자

합니다 (아래 Linguist CFP 참조).

특히 Metaphor and Corpus Linguistics의 저자인 영국의

Alice Deignan (University of Leeds) 교수를 모시고 강연 및 활발한 토론의 시간을 가질

예정이오니, 말뭉치와/나 은유 metaphor에 관심있는 회원 여러분들의 적극적인 참여를 부탁드립니다.

발표를 희망하시는 분은 먼저 jongbok@khu.ac.kr 로 의사 표명을 하셔도 무방합니다.

워크숍 조직 운영위원장 김종복 드림

Alice Deignan is a Reader (Associate Professor) in Applied Linguistics at the University of Leeds. She began her career as an English Language Teacher and still works with language teachers. She gained her PhD on the use of corpus methods to explore metaphor theory from the University of Birmingham. Her research uses corpora to investigate language in use, especially figurative language. She is the author of ‘Metaphor and Corpus Linguistics’ (John Benjamins, 2005), and co-author, with Jeannette Littlemore and Elena Semino, of ‘Figurative Language, Genre and Register’ (forthcoming, 2013, Cambridge University Press). She has also published a number of book chapters and journal articles on metaphor and metonymy.

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Date: Tue, 17 Jul 2012 11:48:18

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Subject: Workshop on Metaphor and Corpus Linguistics

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Full Title: Workshop on Metaphor and Corpus Linguistics

Date: 11-Dec-2012 - 11-Dec-2012

Location: Busan, Korea, South

Contact Person: Jong-Bok Kim

Meeting Email: jongbok@khu.ac.kr

Web Site: http://www.ellak.or.kr

Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics; Text/Corpus Linguistics

Call Deadline: 31-Aug-2012

Meeting Description:

In the last two decades of the twentieth century, there were important developments in two separate research strands within linguistics: cognitive linguistics and corpus linguistics. In the first of these, cognitive linguistics, metaphor became recognised as central to thought and pervasive in language. In corpus linguistics, rapid technological developments enabled researchers to study vast collections of texts very quickly, using specialised software. This led to a review of our understanding of language structure, and researchers realised that for English, at least, the organisation of words is perhaps more important than grammar in shaping text. These two developments have come together in the corpus study of metaphor. Corpora have enabled us to test the predictions made by cognitive linguists about language, and have led to a more detailed and complex picture of how we use metaphor.

The goal of this one-day workshop is to provide a discussion forum for researchers, who have an interest in metaphor, corpus linguistics, or both, to present their recent findings, exchange ideas and address new questions in the field.

Confirmed Invited Speaker:

Alice Deignan (University of Leeds, author of Metaphor and Corpus Linguistics)

This workshop is sponsored by the English Language and Literature Association of Korean (ELLSK, http://www.ellak.or.kr) and to be held as part of the 2012 ELLSK International Conference from December 11 through 14 at the same venue, Busan, Korea.

Call for Papers:

We invite submissions of abstract for this one-day workshop with reference to any empirical and theoretical issues concerning metaphor and/or corpus linguistics. Anonymous abstracts should be a maximum of one page in length, including examples, figures, tables, and references. Each paper will be given 20 minute presentations and 10 minute discussion.

Online Submission to the EasyAbstracts System:

http://linguistlist.org/confcustom/wsmetaphor

Submission deadline: August 31, 2012

Notification: September 15, 2012

Workshop: December 11 (Tuesday), 2012