FIGURATIVE CREATIVITY IN AVIATION SLANG: THE CASE STUDY OF COMPOUNDS DENOTING ‘AIRLINE PASSENGERS’ Beata Kopecka, Piotr Mamet |
THE will AND be going to CONSTRUCTIONS AS PANCHRONIC INFERENCES: IN SEARCH OF COGNITIVE MOTIVATION Przemysław Łozowski |
SLOGANS IN ENGLISH AND SLOVAK ADVERTISEMENTS: STYLISTIC ASPECT Halyna Stashko, Ľudmila Čábyová, Vladimíra Jurišová |
METAPHORS DESCRIBING AMERICA IN OBAMA’S FIRST PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN – A CASE STUDY OF THE PRESIDENTIAL MEMOIR A PROMISED LAND Agnieszka Uberman |
BIDIRECTIONALITY OF METONYMIZATION OF ENGLISH ‘CLOTHES’ VOCABULARY: A SOCIOLINGUISTIC PERSPECTIVE ON SEMANTIC DIACHRONY Angelina Żyśko, Konrad Żyśko |
Date: 11-14 July 2024
Website: www.ur.edu.pl/ccl
The Language, Culture, and Mind (LCM) conference series provides an interdisciplinary and international forum for dialogue and exchange in and between biological, cognitive, social, and cultural perspectives in theoretical and empirical studies of language and communication. As has long been recognized, no single discipline or methodology is sufficient to capture all the dimensions of language as a complex and multifaceted phenomenon, which lies at the heart of what it is to be human.
The theme of this jubilee LCM conference, the 10th in the series which will take place 20 years after the first LCM, is ‘Celebrating Linguistic and Cultural Diversity’.
We invite contributions in any area of interest to the LCM community from scholars and scientists in anthropology, biology, education, linguistics, philosophy, psychology, semiotics, semantics, discourse analysis, cognitive sciences, and neurosciences who wish both to impart their insights and findings, and to learn from other disciplines.
Topics include but are not limited to:
• New vistas in multicultural neurolinguistics / cultural neuroscience
• Language and brain development in multilingual environments
• Intercultural communication in multicultural settings
• Biocultural language science, evolution and the post-human imagination
• Language, culture and emotion
• Language and communication disorders in multicultural contexts
• Language contact, literacies and hybridization in the global digital universe
• Language, identity and ageing minds
• Linguistic discrimination, culture wars and the politics of language and culture
• Language in ‘post-truth’ discourses, infodemics, conspiracy theories and propaganda
• Preservation and revitalization of endangered languages and cultures
• Indigenous minority perspectives on language, culture, mind and identity
• Language, cultural and identity heritages of mixed-race individuals
• Machine learning, text analysis and Large Language Models
• Linguistic landscapes in multicultural environments
More information can be found at: HERE
LIKE A BAD DREAM: NAVIGATING NARRATIVE SPACES OF PANDEMIC-THEMED DREAM REPORTS Ievgeniia Bondarenko, Valeriia Nikolaienko |
METALINGUISTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF BASIC ITALIAN ONOMASTIC TERMINOLOGY: A CORPUS-BASED STUDY Artur Gałkowski |
TOWARDS AN ECO-FRIENDLY FUTURE: A CORPUS-BASED ANALYSIS OF MEDIA DISCOURSE ON “SAUDI GREEN INITIATIVE” Ansa Hameed, Ismat Jabeen, Naeem Afzal |
METAPHORICAL LEXICAL BLENDS RELATED TO BREXIT: COGNITIVE PROCESSES OF MEANING CONSTRUCTION AND DISCURSIVE EFFECTS Joanna Jabłońska-Hood, Ewelina Prażmo |
SYNTHETIC AND ANALYTIC ADJECTIVE NEGATION IN ENGLISH SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL ARTICLES: A DIACHRONIC PERSPECTIVE Katrin Menzel, Marie-Pauline Krielke, Stefania Degaetano-Ortlieb |
STUDYING THE IMAGE-SYMBOL LABYRINTH: A MYSTERY? A POSSIBLE ROUTE? OR A TRIAL? Svitlana Volkova, Daria Stetsenko |
CONSTRUCTION PRAGMATICS: A BRIEF SKETCH Xu Wen |
AUDIOBRANDING IN AMERICAN AND SLOVAK TELECOMMUNICATIONS ADVERTISING: A LINGUISTIC STANDPOINT Inna Zabuzhanska, Matej Martovič, Marija Hekelj |
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