Saturday, October 17, 2020
Looking for Fernando Pessoa in Portugal
ISAPL 8th Circ. 12th Cong
2021
https://medium.com/@JacquesCoulardeau/isapl-8th-circular-12th-congress-2021-76530fbd6800
WELCOME
IN SPITE OF COVID-19 IN ONE YEAR
Dear
Colleagues,
I apologize
for not giving any news, but the situation at Covid 19 in Brazil has been very
serious and teachers like me have been overwhelmed with the work of preparing
classes for students who are isolated in their homes, having to study in very
precarious conditions.
The
main purpose of the 18th Circular is to inform you that the dead line for
submitting abstracts for the presentation of posters and for the regular
sessions have been extended to March 3rd, 2021.
I
reiterate that you check whether your name is correct, in the right Session or
if it is not missing, in the Extended Provisional Program
The
honorary members of ISAPL, Prof. Leonor Scliar-Cabral (Florianopolis, Brazil)
and Prof. Maria da Graça Pinto (Porto, Portugal) along with the ISAPL Board members
and the Presidents of the 12th International Congress, Profs. João Torrão and
Maria Teresa Roberto (Aveiro, Portugal) welcome and invite all scholars and
students interested in the area of Applied Psycholinguistics to participate in
the Congress and in its scientific, social, and cultural activities.
This
important Scientific Meeting provides an exciting opportunity to share information
on research with colleagues from around the world, integrating basic scientific
research with practical applications for the benefit of human modern life.
The
special emphasis topic of the Congress is on NEW PERSPECTIVES IN
PSYCHOLINGUISTIC RESEARCH: LANGUAGE, CULTURE, TECHNOLOGIES, having in view what
Cultural and Applied Psycholinguistics can offer for the benefit of our
contemporary world.
RESEARCHGATE.NET
Applied
Linguistics is becoming crucial in our world of COVID-19, a visitor that is
here to stay. How can communication, oral, written, in absentia, in praesentia,
virtual, real or any other means and media, continue in a world where
face-to-face becomes dangerous, and research right now tells us we cannot
expect immunity, due to anti-bodies' undetermined life span, to last more than
a few months? What does it mean for education for example.
2020
https://isapl2020.org/
Sociology, * Psychology, * Psychiatry, * Languages
and Linguistics, * Applied
Linguistics
