Call for papers

We cordially invite submission of abstracts representing original research dealing with current issues in all areas of generative theoretical linguistics.  Each accepted paper will be allotted 30 minutes for presentation and 10-15 minutes for discussion. We anticipate that funds will be available to provide presenters of accepted papers with some form of subsidy for travel and/or lodging expenses.

Please adhere to the following submission guidelines in preparing your abstract.  Abstracts that do not conform to the guidelines will not be reviewed.

Authorship

To facilitate anonymous review, your abstract should not include any author information. Each author is limited to the submission of at most one abstract as sole author plus one as co-author.

Format

All submissions should conform to the following formatting guidelines:

-Do not exceed 2 single-spaced A4 pages, with 1-inch margins

-Use font size 12 throughout, preferably in Times New Roman

-Romanize all Asian text; avoid Asian character fonts if possible

-Begin each abstract with the title at the top

-Provide 3 keywords in the line below the title

-Reserve 3 single-spaced blank lines between the keywords and the main text of the abstract

-Embed examples within the text

-Include a selected bibliography at the end

Content

Please note that although the GLOW conference will be held in coordination with TEAL-6 Workshop and the Zhu-Lu Symposium, these are independently organized and run.  Each author is welcome to submit abstracts to more than one event, as long as the abstracts are substantially different in content. We strongly discourage the submission of one identical abstract to two events.

Deadline

Abstracts may be submitted as early as December 15, 2009.  The deadline for receipt of all abstracts is March 15, 2010.

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