Reproducibility from a phraseological perspective:
Structural, functional and cultural aspects

10-12.09.2018
Venue: The University of Bialystok, Poland

Reproducibility, which belongs to key terms in phraseological studies, is the focal issue of the conference, which will aim at offering an insight into this quality from a phraseological perspective by trying to provide answers to the following questions:

What does the term reproducibility – of which several definitions exist – really mean in phraseological studies?
How can reproducible language units be detected and analysed in corpora?
How should they be described in mono- and bilingual dictionaries?
What is their importance from the translational point of view?
How to view them from a didactic perspective?
How to discuss them in a cross-linguistic and cross-cultural context?

The list is not exhaustive and all proposals related to the notions of fixedness and phraseology are most welcome.
The conference is not limited to the main subject and proposals of section presentations and posters on other phraseological issues are also planned.

Persons who would like to organize special topic section and/or workshops are encouraged to send their proposals (one has to send the section or workshop abstract, the name of the chairperson and the names of participants along with the titles of their presentations).

31.12.2017: Deadline for sending abstracts (section presentations, workshops, poster
presentations)
31.03.2018: Acceptance information
15.05.2018: Deadline for registration and payment
30.06.2018: Program and further information
10.09.2018: Conference opening

Abstract
300-500 words
Via website: infofil.uwb.edu.pl

Conference languages: English, French, German, Spanish

Fee
100 euros
Included: conference materials, coffee breaks, welcome banquet, social program

Post-conference publication
Several post-conference peer-reviewed volumes will be published in the electronic version.

Contact person
Joanna Szerszunowicz, e-mail: joannaszersz@gmail.com

More information
Facebook (Europhras2018), researchgate and academia.edu (Joanna Szerszunowicz: projects: Europhras2018)