RT list: Conference and thematic school "Meaning, Context and Implicit Content"

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Conference/graduate school
Meaning, Context and Implicit Content
https://sites.google.com/site/cerisycontext/

Call for participation and submission

Dates: May 31 - June 7, 2011

Location: Château de Cerisy-la-Salle, Normandy, France

Featuring:
- CNRS graduate school, including specialized mini-courses by expert
instructors
- Symposia (“Lexical Pragmatics”, “Contextualism”, “Audience Sensitivity”,
“Intuitions in Pragmatics and Semantics”)
- Second PETAF workshop
- Third “Semantic Content” workshop
- Presentations by selected young researchers (see call for papers on the
website:
   https://sites.google.com/site/cerisycontext/home/call-for-papers)

Speakers:

Kent Bach [tbc]; Hanoch Ben-Yami; Herman Cappelen; Robyn Carston;
Emmanuel Chemla; Michael Devitt; Andy Egan; Paul Egré [tbc]; Manuel
Garcia-Carpintero; Patrick Greenough; Alison Hall; Nathaniel Hansen; Max
Kölbel; Dan López de Sa; John MacFarlane [tbc]; Teresa Marques; Stephen
Neale; Geoffrey Nunberg; Peter Pagin; Stefano Predelli; François Recanati;
Benjamin Spector; Tamina Stephenson; Isidora Stojanovic; Stephan Torre
[tbc]; Barry C. Smith; Deirdre Wilson

Fees:
Obligatory subscription to the ‘Association des Amis de Pontigny-Cerisy’:
- Standard rate: 40 Euros - Students under 28: 10 Euros
Accommodation and full board:
- Standard weekly rate: 546 Euros - Special student under 28 weekly rate:
259 Euros

Call for Participation and Pre-Registration:
Due to limited accommodation, the persons interested in attending the
event are strongly advised to apply in advance to secure a place in the
list of confirmed participants. To this end, please send an email to the
address context.cerisy@gmail.com, subject: “Application for
participation”. The email should include the following:
      - Your name, institutional affiliation and email address;
      - A brief CV, including the year of your Ph.D., if applicable; - A
brief statement of up to 250 words, explaining the relevance of
the themes of the event to your research.
Priority will be given to the persons committing to stay for the whole
duration of the event.

Call for papers to be presented in the young researchers sessions:
https://sites.google.com/site/cerisycontext/home/call-for-papers

Important dates:

Application for pre-registration: February 28, 2011

Abstract submission: February 28, 2011

Notification of acceptance (participation): By March 15, 2011

Notification of acceptance (presentation): By March 15, 2011

Formal registration with the Château de Cerisy, and payment of fees
(http://www.ccic-cerisy.asso.fr/bulletininscription.html): Starting March
15, 2011

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Alison Hall
UCL Linguistics
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London WC1N 1PF
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/psychlangsci/research/linguistics