Chères et chers collègues,
La linguistique appliquée contribue à la recherche innovante dans les domaines de la didactologie, de la traductologie et notamment de la lexicographie. Dans le cadre du AILA 21st World Congress (2024), nous proposons ici un symposium sur la (meta-)lexicographie numérique. Vous trouverez ci-après l’appel à contribution.
Dear colleagues,
Applied Linguistics contributes to innovative research in the fields of didactology, traductology, and especially lexicography. In the framework of the AILA 21st World Congress (2024), we propose a symposium on digital (meta-)lexicography. Please find below the call for papers.
尊敬的各位老师们：
应用语言学有助于教学研究、翻译研究，尤其是词典编纂领域的创新研究。 作为 AILA 第 21 届世界大会（2024 年）的一部分，我们希望举办了一场关于数字词典研究与词典编纂的研讨会。 以下是论文征集。
Call for papers
[AILA 2024 & Symposium] Innovating Digital Lexicography in the Era of Media Convergence
Modality of Symposium : hybrid (online & onsite)
Coordinator(s) :
CHEN Lian 陈恋
PhD in Language Sciences in the Lexicons, Texts, Discourses, Dictionaries laboratory - Jean Pruvost Center (LT2D, EA7518), Cergy-Paris University.
Temporary Teaching Researcher assistants (ATER) in the Texts and Cultures laboratory and department of Applied Foreign Languages, University of Artois.
GENG Yundong 耿云冬
Associate professor, bilingual lexicographer specialist in the School of Foreign Languages - Huazhong Agricultural University, China.
Language : English
Arguments：
“Digital corpus and lexicometric tools have profoundly revolutionized linguistic research and, more particularly, lexicographic research, by multiplying the possibilities of observations.” (Hausmann and Blumenthal 2006 : 11). Media convergence presents a significant opportunity for the digital transformation of dictionaries. With the advent of new media, dictionaries can now offer a variety of ways to present content, including text, images, sound, and video. Additionally, hyperlinks enable users to quickly access supplementary data. New media constitute two-way interactive platforms, sometimes free and open, where users can obtain information, interact with it and even disseminate it when and where they want.
This symposium aims to explore various digital (meta-)lexicographic projects worldwide that involve designing, producing, and using dictionaries. These projects should take into account the available technologies, but especially the possibilities “opened up by digital culture which allows flexibility in the processing of data in addition to adding oral and image contributions to writing” (Wim Remysen, Nadine Vincent, 2021). It deals with the current distribution of media (online and in paper format), as well as with the new practices of digital lexicography : coexistence of ancient and modern editions, data access, content aggregation, collaborative dictionaries, etc.
The researcher should explore and create new concepts or hypotheses for an improved and innovative dictionary. We are interested in, including but not limited to, innovations in digital (meta-)lexicography, exploration of new approaches to lexicography, innovations in lexicographic forms, etc., monolingual, bilingual and multilingual, examination of the user needs in the digital revolution, carried out in a dynamic of linguistic revitalization and elaboration, and which contribute to the creation of new content.
Project leaders and scientific research institutes are invited to discuss and present the main advances in digital dictionaries, and related applications, which bring visibility to languages and cultures in particular.
Method of submission :
If you wish to present your digital lexicography project (at the design or application stage) at the symposium, please send your proposal, of a maximum of 300 words (excluding bibliographic references) in English by April 30, 2023, to CHEN Lian loselychen gmail.com and to GENG Yundong benedict_geng mail.hzau.edu.cn.
Presentations will be 20 minutes in length (each followed by a 10-minute discussion period).