[Commlist] Multimodal Research 2019 - International Conference: cfp

*Conference*
Multimodal Research 2019 - International Conference: 08-11 December 2019

*Important dates*
Date: 8/12/2019 - 11/12/2019
Call for paper ending on: 2/08/2019

*Place*
NZ, Auckland, 1010

*Organizer*
AUT Multimodal Research Centre
Network: https://mrc2019.aut.ac.nz
Institution: Auckland University of Technology
Contact person: Yulia Khan
Contact person email address: (yulia.khan /at/ aut.ac.nz) [2]

*Associated media*
Cfp Call for papers [3]
https://discourseanalysis.net/easyabs/MRC2019 [4]

*Content*
On the occasion of its 10th anniversary in 2019, the AUT Multimodal Research
Centre, Auckland, New Zealand is organising a special event to highlight the
impact of multimodality across various academic fields marking key
theoretical developments and their application in the current and 
forthcoming
works. The focus of the Multimodal Research 2019 conference is diverse
application of multimodal theory and methodology.
Event dates: 08-11 December 2019
The conference is hosted by Auckland University of Technology in Auckland,
the largest city of New Zealand.
We invite proposals under a wide range of areas:
• Art, Creativity, and Performance
• Business Management
• Family and Children Discourse
• Gender and Sexuality
• Health Communication
• Identity
• Indigenous Studies
• Learning and Teaching
• Lifestyle, Sport, and Diet
• Literature: Prose and Poetry
• Migrant and Refugee Studies
• Lingua Franca Contexts
• News Media
• Online Activity and Interaction
• Organisational Settings
• Political Communication
• Signs and Space
• Sound and Music
• Film and Cinematography
• Other
Selected papers will be published.
The confirmed plenary speakers:
JAMES WERTSCH
David R. Francis Distinguished Professor
Washington University in St Louis, USA
THEO VAN LEEUWEN
Emeritus Professor
University of Technology, Sydney, Australia
SIGRID NORRIS
Professor of Multimodal (Inter)action
Auckland University of Technology, Auckland, New Zealand
Abstract submission:
We invite (1) individual papers; 2) panels (3-4 papers); and 3) posters. All
submissions must clearly state abstract title and up to 3 nominated strands.
Proposals for both papers and posters should be up to 200 words including
references; a panel proposal should not exceed 500 words.
All abstracts will undergo a double-blind review process. Important: 
abstract
files should NOT contain author name(s) and affiliation(s).
Abstracts must be submitted via EasyAbs:
http://linguistlist.org/easyabs/MRC2019
DATES AND DEADLINES [3rd and FINAL Call]:
Submissions re-open 05 July 2019 (NZT)
Submission Deadline: 02 August 2019 (NZT) with Notifications of acceptance:
28 August 2019 (NZT).

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