LINGUIST List 25.2970
Sat
Jul 19 2014
Calls: English, Applied
Linguistics/Thailand
Editor for this issue:
Anna White <awhitelinguistlist.org>
Date: 18-Jul-2014
From: John Adamson
<johnadamson253
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Subject: English Scholars
Beyond Borders 2nd International Conference
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Full Title: English Scholars Beyond Borders 2nd
International Conference
Short Title: ESBB
Date: 05-Feb-2015 - 07-Feb-2015
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Contact Person: Roger Nunn
Meeting Email:
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Web Site:
http://www.englishscholarsbeyondborders.org/conference/
Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics
Subject Language(s): English
Call Deadline: 01-Oct-2014
Meeting Description:
English Scholars Beyond Borders
2nd International Conference
February 5-7, 2015
Hosted by:
Department of Western Languages
Faculty of Humanities and International College
for Sustainability Studies
Srinakharinwirot University, Bangkok,
Thailand
English Scholars Beyond Borders is a non-profit
circle of international academics. The aim of
ESBB conferences is to assemble English
teachers and scholars from across the globe to
expand metaphorical and epistemological
horizons. While the conference theme is English
Beyond Borders, our intention is always to
embrace diversity and to support teachers
grappling with local EFL issues.
Registration fees are payable to the local
organizer after acceptance of the proposal.
Fees are $200 for presenters, $50 for student
presenters based in Thailand and for attending
without presenting.
For information about ESBB, please visit:
http://www.englishscholarsbeyondborders.org/conference/
Call for Papers:
Presenters wishing to discuss a very local
issue with international specialists are most
welcome.
Please send proposals to: Proposals
englishscholarsbeyondborders.org
Deadline: October 1, 2014
Peer review will take 2 weeks after submission
of the proposal.
Proposals should include: Brief biodata, a
50-75 word abstract and a one page summary of
approximately 300 words.
Possible themes include but are not limited
to:
- Crossing interdisciplinary borders
- Approaches to language and language teaching
with relevance across borders and
disciplines
- Studies which critically investigate academic
publishing from the perspectives of authors,
reviewers/editors, and Open Access
- New approaches to any applied linguistic
discipline that expands horizons in fields such
as materials design, approaches to
assessment
- Making connections between different aspects
of our field
- A local EFL/ESL/EIL issue preferably but not
obligatorily related by any of the themes
above
- Integrated curriculum including content and
language integrated learning (CLIL)
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