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06.10.2010

CfP: ICOS 2011: "Names in daily life", Section 1 ("Terminology")

  • Ort: Barcelona
  • Beginn: 05.09.11
  • Ende: 09.09.11
  • Disziplinen: Sprachwissenschaft
  • Sprachen: Sprachenübergreifend
  • Frist: 15.12.10

XXIV INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF ONOMASTIC SCIENCES

Barcelona, 5th - 9th September 2011

 

Names in daily life

Call opened till 15 december 2010

 

SECTION 1. TERMINOLOGY

President: Julia Kuhn / Advisers: Isolde Hausner, Mats Wahlberg

 

Terminological rigour is often taken as a measure of how far a science

has progressed. A strict application of terms is a necessary tool in all scientific communication.

 

Papers presenting overall terminological questions, the situation

within various branches of onomastics (place -names, personal names and other types of names) or in a certain country are welcome. The work in this section should focus on problems concerning ambiguous and inconsistent

use of onomastic terms, the need for new terms or deletion of old

terms, etc., rather than on contributions with a mere describing purpose.

 

Concrete terminological problems in connection with classification and structural analysis of different types of names are also important to discuss.

Terminological discrepancies between different languages and countries

sometimes make the international communication between onomasticians difficult. ICOS wants to take up the challenge to work on the elaboration of a list of basic onomastic terms for international use. The ICOS

Terminology Group is therefore currently engaged in creating such a

list in the three official languages of ICOS, English, French and German.

 

Papers focusing on problems related to mutual understanding of onomastic terms on an international level are especially welcome as a means of

promoting the work within this group and opening a broad discussion

for all interested ICOS members.

 

Subtopics:

1. Overall terminological questions

2. Terminological problems within various branches of onomastics

3. Terminological problems in connection with classification and structural analysis of different types of names

4. Terminological discrepancies between different

 

ABSTRACT SUBMISSION

Those interested in submitting a paper to the conference should send

an abstract in a Word document with a maximum of 2,000 characters, to the following address:

 

info@barcelona.onomastica.cat

Download Abstract File: barcelona.onomastica.cat/en/circulars/

The deadline for abstract submission is December 15th, 2010.

 

FIRST CIRCULAR

barcelona.onomastica.cat

 

 

Von:  Julia Kuhn

Publiziert von: jd