Relevance Theory and Literature conference

From: Barbara MacMahon (b.macmahon@hud.ac.uk)
Date: Fri Dec 07 2001 - 15:15:54 GMT

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    RELEVANCE THEORY AND LITERATURE

    FIRST CALL FOR CONFERENCE PAPERS

    Contributions are invited for a conference on Relevance Theory and
    Literature to be held at the University of Huddersfield on September the
    12th and 13th 2002.

    The term 'literature' will be understood in its broadest senses, both oral
    and written; in addition to papers dealing specifically with the
    interpretation of literary texts, papers on other topics associated with but
    not unique to literature, such as irony, metaphor, sound patterning,
    narrative structure, and prosody, amongst many others, are also welcome. It
    is intended that the conference should provide a forum for RT researchers
    working within or adjacent to the intersection of the literary, linguistic
    and pragmatic fields, regardless of the disciplinary origins of those
    researchers. Theoretical and data-oriented papers are equally welcome.
    Each presentation will be 30 minutes in length with 10 minutes for
    questions.

    Abstracts of around 300 words should be sent by March the 22nd 2002 to
    Barbara MacMahon by mail or email. Please also give your full name,
    institution, email and postal addresses. Notification that papers have been
    accepted will be sent by April 12th 2002.

    Email: b.macmahon@hud.ac.uk

    Mail: Dr Barbara MacMahon,
                    English Division,
                    Huddersfield University,
                    St Peter's Building,
                    St Peter's Street,
                    Huddersfield,
                    HD1 1RA,
                    United Kingdom.

    Telephones: 01484 478463
                    01484 541537

    Please feel free to circulate this announcement to appropriate individuals
    and organisations.



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