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29-30 Sep 2022 Saint-Denis (France)
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Description The Laboratoire Structures Formelles du Langage, (CNRS and Université Paris 8-UPL) are pleased to host a colloquium in honour of Maya Hickmann, Director of Research CNRS, the 29 and 30th September. The colloquium, which will take place at the CNRS's Pouchet site, will be a forum for colleagues / researchers whose work has been inspired by the works of Maya Hickmann herself. Maya Hickmann was an eminent and inspiring researcher in the areas of language acquisition, narrative discourse and reference to space from a cross-linguistic perspective.Her research concerned diverse populations including atypically developing children and adult second language learners). Maya passed away in September 2019, and we have been patiently waiting for the end of the pandemic to organise this colloquium, which will allow us to honour her as colleagues and friends. An exciting programme includes colleagues in all of the abovementioned areas of expertise. The conference will be brought to a close with a Round Table including close colleagues of Maya Hickmann. This Round Table will be followed by a general research discussion and perspectives. The registration is free, but mandatory. Call for Posters: We invite submissions from researchers whose work (methodology, focus) has been inspired by the work of Maya Hickmann. The languages of the conference are French and English. Abstracts are accepted in one of these languages. Each author may submit an abstracts of 300 to 500 words (excluding examples and references). Abstracts must be anonymous, and should be submitted in PDF. See internet tab "Poster Session" for more information. Important dates:
The Laboratoire Structures Formelles du Langage, (CNRS and Université Paris 8-UPL) are pleased to host a colloquium in honour of Maya Hickmann, Director of Research CNRS, the 29 and 30th September. The colloquium, which will take place at the Maison de la Recherche of the Université Paris 8, will be a forum for colleagues / researchers whose work has been inspired by the works of Maya Hickmann herself. Maya Hickmann was an eminent and inspiring researcher in the areas of language acquisition, narrative discourse and reference to space from a cross-linguistic perspective.Her research concerned diverse populations including atypically developing children and adult second language learners). Maya passed away in September 2019, and we have been patiently waiting for the end of the pandemic to organise this colloquium, which will allow us to honour her as colleagues and friends. An exciting programme includes colleagues in all of the abovementioned areas of expertise. The conference will be brought to a close with a Round Table including close colleagues of Maya Hickmann. This Round Table will be followed by a general research discussion and perspectives. The registration is free, but mandatory. Call for Posters: We invite submissions from researchers whose work (methodology, focus) has been inspired by the work of Maya Hickmann. The languages of the conference are French and English. Abstracts are accepted in one of these languages. Each author may submit an abstracts of 300 to 500 words (excluding examples and references). Abstracts must be anonymous, and should be submitted in PDF. See internet tab "Poster Session" for more information. Important dates: |
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