>Deadlines MODIFIED, Accommodation ADDED and a New Grant Call (on the last
>pages)
>Big Apologies for duplicate copies
>
>The 2001 Asian Association for Lexicography (ASIALEX)
>Biennial Conference
>August 8-10, 2001
>Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea
>http://asialex.yonsei.ac.kr
>
>CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT
>AND
>CALL FOR PAPERS, Second Circular
>
>First organized at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology in 1997
>during an international conference on dictionaries and lexicography,
>ASIALEX had its first biennial conference at Guangdong University of
>Foreign Studies, Guangzhou, in 1999, with some two hundred scholars
>attending from a dozen countries of Asia and Europe.
>The second ASIALEX conference will be hosted by the Center for Linguistic
>Informatics Research (formerly, Lexicographical Center) of Yonsei
>University from August 8 to 10, 2001. Prof. Sangsup Lee, current President
>of the Association, is Director of the Center.
>The general theme of the ASIALEX 2001 Conference is "Asian Bilingualism
>and the Dictionary." The organizing committee believe that bilingualism
>and the dictionary have special aspects in the Asian context, a subject
>that has not received sufficient consideration so far and whose
>significance is growing very fast in this age of accelerated
>cross-cultural, informatic contact between the peoples of Asia and the
>rest of the world.
>However, we welcome practically all topics related to the dictionary.
>Following is a list of topics we consider to be relevant. Since this is
>not exhaustive, other topics may be added.
>
> 1. Corpus Linguistics, Lexicology, Lexicography
> 2. Computational Lexicography
> 3. Lexicographical Processes and Methods
> 4. Language Education and Dictionary
> 5. Terminography
> 6. Lexicographical Problems in Asian Bilingualism
>
>Renowned scholars and lexicographers, including Patrick Hanks and Murata
>Minoru, will speak at plenary sessions. Languages to be used will be
>Korean and English.
>
>
>SUBMISSION PROCEDURE
>=======================
>
>Authors should first summit abstracts of papers for reviewing.
>The submitted abstract should include:
>
> - title
> - author(s) name(s)
> - affiliation(s)
> - complete mailing addresses
> - e-mail address for correspondence
> - abstract in English (300-500 words)
>
>E-mail submission is also acceptable.
>The e-mail submission should be in such popular formats as ASCII plain
>text, PDF, PostScript, MS Word, RTF.
>All submissions (hardcopy and electronic) and questions regarding
>submissions should be sent to:
>
> ASIALEX 2001 Submissions
> Center for Linguistic Informatics Research
> Yonsei University
> Seoul 120-749 Korea
> e-mail: asialex@lex.yonsei.ac.kr
>
>Notification of receipt will be e-mailed shortly after receipt.
>Accepted papers will be published in the conference proceedings. The
>layout details for camera-ready paper soon will be announced through the
>conference web site (http://asialex.yonsei.ac.kr), and the on-line
>registration form can be found at the same location.
>
>DEADLINES (Modified)
>==========
> - Abstract submission: November 31, 2000.
> - Notification of acceptance: December 30, 2000.
> - Final camera-ready copies: May 30, 2001.
>
>CONTACTS
>==========
>All inquiries concerning the conference should be made to the following
>address.
>
> AISALEX SUBMISSIONS
> Centre for Linguistic Informatics Research
> (Lexicographical Center)
> Yonsei University
> Seoul 120-749 Korea
> E-mail: asialex@lex.yonsei.ac.kr
>Phone: +82-2-2123-3511, 4197 FAX: +82-2-393-5001
>
>Accommodation
> ==============
>If you want to reserve a room, please make your choice and let me know of
>it through the online registration
>.
> 1. Sangnam Guesthouse: 65,000 won single; 80,000 won double
> 2. Allen Hall Guesthouse: 50,000 won single: 68,000 won double
>
> Indicate the nights you want to stay in the guesthouse.
> ( ) Aug. 7 ( )Aug. 8 ( )Aug. 9 ( )Aug. 10 ( )Aug. 11
>
>* Since these on-campus guest facilities are limited in number, early
>reservation is strongly recommended.
>* Reservation is valid only after deposit is received for a night's
>accommodation.
>* If rooms are not available in either of the guesthouses, we will reserve
>rooms in nearby hotels on individual basis.
>
>Remission of fee and room deposit: Remit to the following
>account.
>
> Account Holder: Lee Sangsup (ASIALEX)
> Account Number: 126-64861-02-001
> Address of the Bank: The Havit Bank Yonsei Branch
> 134 Shinchon-dong, Seodamoon-Gu
> Seoul 120-749 Korea
>*Foreign Exchange Rate: As of July 1, 2,000, US$1.00 is worth about 1,110
>Korean won. Please check the foreign exchange rate of your own country.
>
>Grant For Asian Scholars
> =========================
>The Organizing Committee have decided to offer a Grant to invite
>outstanding Asian scholars of lexicography who might not otherwise be able
>and willing to attend the conference. Although our budget is very limited,
>we hope to invite as many excellent colleagues, from as wide a range of
>Asian regions and countries as we can. The grant includes both airfare and
>accommodations. Grantholders will receive payment for a round-way ticket
>from the main international airport of the Asian country where the holder
>resides, to Seoul; the ticket must be an economy class discount via the
>shortest route. They also will be provided with free accommodation
>(breakfast inclusive) at one of our guesthouses on campus and decent
>amount of per diem.
>Applicants are asked to present their papers at one of the sessions during
>the conference. So we hope them to read carefully and act up to the
>procedures for participating in the Conference as stated in the attached
>documents and the general information about the Aisalex 2001 on its
>website, http://asialex.yonsei.ac.kr.
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