INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON 

JEAN PAUL SARTRE

CALL FOR PAPERS

SARTRE STUDIES '16 / Interdisciplinary Critical Theory Conference on Jean Paul Sartre will be held at Nippon Meeting Halls in Istanbul. The conference is coordinated by DAKAM (Eastern Mediterranean Academic Research Center) and will be organized by BILSAS (Science, Art, Sport Productions).

The event will be held together along with ALTHUSSER STUDIES '16 / Interdisciplinary Critical Theory Conference on Louis Althusser and BENJAMIN STUDIES '16 / Interdisciplinary  Critical Theory Series Conference on Walter Benjamin. Participants will be able to attend any of the sessions of these conferences.

All abstracts are going to be selected according to double blind reviews and accepted papers will be published in the Conference Proceedings E-Book with an ISBN number that will be given to you in a DVD box during conference registration.

We invite you to join us at the event in Istanbul and would like to emphasize that proposals from different parts of the world are welcomed.

For the publication opportunities, registration conditions and presentation instructions, please visit the REGISTRATION INFO page. For accommodation opportunities and city tours, please read the ACCOMMODATION & TOURS page. 

Themes

• Sartre’s Philosophy
• Phenomenology and Existiantalism
• Philosophy of Consciousness and Sartrean Phenomenology
• Sartre’s Approach to Dialectic Reason
• Sartre, Ricœur, Barthes
• Sartre, Hegel and German Idealism
• Kierkegaard, Nietzsche and Husserl
• Atheism, Theology and Mysticism
• Sartre, Psychoanalysis and Society
• Sartrean Ethics
• Feminist Philosophy 
• Question of Freedom
• Being and Nothingness
• Emotional Attachment
• Humanism
• Absurd
• Images and Memory
• Consciousness
• Temporality, Subjectivity and Narrativity
• Consciousness and the Body
• Writing and Working
• Sartre, Marx and Marxism
• Critiques of Capitalism and Liberalism
• Political Discussions around Sartre and his Political Perspectives
• Sartre and Cold War
• Sartre and Second World War
• Sartre and Soviet Union
•  Sartre and Literature
• Sartre and his Novel
• Modenist Literature and Poetry 
• Sartre on Stage and Screen
• New Approaches to Sartre Studies
• Critical Theory and Sartre 
• Sartre’s Work
• Sartre and Activism
• Biographical Notes
• Sartre and People

SARTRE STUDIES '16 / International Critical Theory Series Conference on Jean Paul Sartre 

Conference 

21st to 22nd October 2016 

Istanbul, Turkey 

Website: http://www.dakamconferences.org/#!sartre/kylyw 

Contact person: Ozgur Ozturk 

Papers will be published in DAKAM's online library and in the proceedings e-book (with an ISBN number), which will be given to you in a DVD box and will be sent to be reviewed in the "Thomson & Reuters WOS' Conference Proceedings Citation Index-CPCI 

Organized by: DAKAM 

Deadline for abstracts/proposals: 15th July 2016 

Dreaming Asleep, Dreaming Awake

International Conference

7-­8 October 2016 – Warsaw, Poland

organised by Interdisciplinary Research Foundation

        Keynote Speaker: Dr. Massimo Schinco, International Association for the Study of Dreams

     The notion of dreams and beliefs about them differ considerably across cultures. In certain societies, dreams are generally considered to be unreal figments irrelevant to the important concerns of daily life. In other cultures people treat dreams as important sources of information about the future, the spiritual world or oneself. In some, dreams are considered to be a space for action like waking life, or a means for communication with other people or with the supernatural.

     According to Waud H. Kracke, how dreams are dealt within different cultures may be examined from four perspectives: beliefs people hold about the nature of dreaming; conventional systems by which people interpret particular dreams; the social context in which dreams are shared (or not shared) and discussed; and the ways in which dreams are used in practice, especially in curing. In addition, dreams can be interpreted psychodynamically, as expressing the dreamer’s inner wishes, fears and conflicts. Furthermore, scholars and clinicians have refined different forms of dreamworking, especially in groups, in order to appreciate the benefits that the attention to dreams may bring about in the life of individuals and communities.

     Dreaming Asleep, Dreaming Awake International Conference aims to spark new conversations about dreams and and their role(s) in cultural, social and personal contexts.

         Papers are invited on topics related, but not limited, to:

• theories of dreaming
• cultural differences in dreams
• social embeddedness of dreams
• dream symbolism
• interpretation of dreams
• therapeutic use of dreams
• dreams and creativity

   The conference will bring together scholars from different fields including philosophy, theology, psychology, psychiatry, neuroscience, sociology, anthropology, history, art, literature, linguistics, etc.

          The language of the conference is English.

        Paper proposals up to 250 words and a brief biographical note should be sent by 15 June 2016 to:        dreams@irf-network.org. Download paper proposal form.

          Papers presented at the conference will be published in a collected volume.

          Registration Fee:

• Full registration fee: 150 €
• Student registration fee: 115 €

Conference Venue: As-Bud Conference Centre, Central Tower, Al. Jerozolimskie 81, Warsaw

Call for Papers

International Conference on Social Sciences, Humanities and Interdisciplinary Studies (SSHIS-16)Sept. 14-15, 2016 Dubai (UAE)

Click here to download the Call for Papers/leaflet for this conference

New Submissions/Posters/Abstracts are Open and Last Date of Submission of Paper is June 6, 2016

GENERAL INFORMATION
International Conference on Social Sciences, Humanities and Interdisciplinary Studies (SSHIS-16) on Sept. 14-15, 2016 at Dubai (UAE) aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers and scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results about all aspects of Social Sciences, Humanities and Interdisciplinary Studies and share/discuss the practical challenges encountered and the solutions adopted.

ONLINE PAPER SUBMISSION

Full-length Papers, Short Papers, Posters and Abstracts are invited that address the themes and topics for the conference, including figures, tables and references of novel research material. Please click here to submit your  full-length papers and posters  for the conference.

OR

PAPER SUBMISSION THROUGH EMAIL
Email the formatted paper according to the .doc template paper (in .doc or .docx format) at email id----info@icehm.org  and mention  the conference title/name as well as city of the conference in that email 

CONFERENCE TEMPLATE/COPYRIGHT FORM
Please download the Conference Template/Copyright form using following links:

• ICEHM Copyright Form

• ICEHM Conference Template (.doc format)

CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

The International Refereed Conference Proceedings will be blind peer reviewed by two competent reviewers. The post conference proceedings will be submitted to be indexed in the Thomson Reuters, CiteSeerX, and Google Scholar for possible Indexing. The conference proceedings book with ISBN Number; CD and certificate participation/presentation will be distributed to the conference participants at the conference registration desk

The Certificate for Best Papers will be awarded after end of each session.

REGISTRATION FEE   

Category	Early Conference Registration Fees (on or Before June 24, 2016)		Conference Registration Fees (After June 24 to  on/before  July 20, 2016)		Conference Registration Fees (After July 20 to Aug. 24, 2016)		Conference Registration Fees (After Aug. 24, 2016) Only after Approval
Authors (Academia)*	USD 225		USD 250		USD 275		USD 300
Authors (Student)*	USD 200		USD 225		USD 250		USD 275
Authors  (Industry)*	USD 300		USD 325		USD 350		USD 375
Listener/ Coauthor	USD 175		USD 200		USD 225		USD 250
Additional Paper*	USD 150		USD 150		USD 175		USD 175
Additional Page	USD 40 per page		USD 40 per page		USD 40 per page		USD 40 per page
Extra Proceeding	USD 50		USD 50		USD 50		USD 75

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anybody like to avail the Half Day Dubai City Tour on Sept. 15, 2016 Morning then please add USD 30 with the fee and mention that in the registration form/email at: info@icehm.org

*One regular registration can cover a paper within 5 pages, including all figures, tables, and references

There is a discount of 10% for ICEHM Members. The membership is FREE of Charge but the membership will be granted ONLY after approval by ICEHM. Please fill the Membership form and email at: info@icehm for approval.  

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION 

Please pay ONLINE using the credit card/debit card OR Transfer the Money through Bank Wire Transfer (as mentioned in the Registration form)

* The link for Credit Card payment and the Bank Information can be found in the registration form that will be provided by conference secretary through email at: info@icehm.org

IMPORTANT DATES

TASK	Dates
	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3
Last Date of Full Paper /Abstract/Poster/Review submission	June 6, 2016	July 4, 2016	Aug. 8, 2016
Notification of Acceptance	June 15, 2016	July 13, 2016	Aug. 17, 2016
Last Date for Camera ready and authors' registration	June 24, 2016	July 20, 2016	Aug. 24, 2016
Conference Dates	Sept. 14-15, 2016

CONFERENCE VENUE AND ACCOMMODATION

Holiday Inn Dubai - Downtown Dubai

Al Rigga Street, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Phone: 0124 455 1 260 (Reservations) 971-4-2288889 (Front Desk)

Email of Hotel: walid.mahmoud@ihg.com

(Charges of Accommodation are NOT included in above mentioned Fee)

Call for Papers: 3rd International Conference on Arts and Humanities 2016, Rhizomes, Bridges, Networks Bali, Indonesia September 22 & 23, 2016

 Performances, Exhibits, Workshops, & Panel Discussions

The arts and humanities make connections: between the past, present & future; between young & old; between cultures, ethnicities & genders; and between science & its uses. From ancient times to the present, people around the globe have raised fundamental questions about life through the arts, literature, and philosophy.
The 3rd International Conference on Arts and Humanities (ICOAH), organized by the International Institute of Knowledge Management (TIIKM) in Sri Lanka, together with Concordia University, Montreal, Canada invites you to submit research papers, case studies, and proposals for workshops, panel discussions, performances, and exhibits that explore and connect disciplines in the Art and Humanities.
The Arts and Humanities include the disciplines of ancient and modern languages, literature, philosophy, visual and performing arts. Actors in these disciplines will explore, share, and recreate expressions of the human experience at ICOAH 2016. Come and exchange knowledge, discuss issues, share innovations, and build networks with academics, scholars, activists, practitioners, & corporate and public policy-makers from around the world.

Theme-based Tracks

• Adapting to the Anthropocene Age
• Art in the Sciences and Science in the Arts
• Networked Humanity: Computer Mediated Human Interactions
• Rhizomatic Analysis
• Spanning time and Generations: Cultural and Cognitive Evolution
• The Arts and Humanities as Cultural Bridges

Standing Tracks

1. Applied arts

Architecture and Interior Design

Industrial, Textile, and Fashion Design

Information Architecture

Landscape Architecture

2. Art in Society

Art Curation & Conservation

Art History

Art and Museum Management

Contemporary Arts Practice

Information and Museum Studies

3. Issues Between Disciplines

Aesthetics and Creativity

Educating the Educators

Freedom of Expression

4. History & Culture

Archaeology and Anthropology

Cultural Geography

Cultural Studies & Popular Culture

Gender & Sexuality

History

Law and Justice

Philosophy

Post-colonial & De-colonial Studies

Religious Studies

5. Language & Literature

Folklore & Oral Literacy

Journalism, Media & Communication Studies

Library Studies

Linguistics and Modern Languages

Literary & Cultural Theory

Oral Communication & Written Translation

6. Performance Art

Dance, Magic, & Comedy

Drama, Film, & Television

Music and Musicology

7. Visual Art

Art Theory & History

Ceramics, Sculpture, & Crafts

Drawing, Painting, & Printmaking

Graphic Art & Web Design

Photography

Abstract submission deadline: 15th July 2016

Submit your abstract to: abstract@fineartsconference.com

For more information Visit Abstract Guidelines

 Translator Quality—Translation Quality: Empirical Approaches to Assessment and Evaluation

Call for papers Measuring translation quality, and thus translator quality, remains a thorny and unsatisfactorily resolved, yet fundamental problem in translation studies. Various models exist for measuring the translation product (e.g., ATA, ITI, MQM, SICAL), along with pedagogical models for feedback to translation learners or professionals on product and/or process (e.g., House 1997, Reiß 2000, Williams 2004). Further, as machine translation in conjunction with human post-editing continues to rise, it is increasingly important to study reliable automatic metrics to measure both machine (and human) translation quality along with post-editing quality. The trade-off between effort and quality is also significant, little understood, but important to measure. However, no broad consensus exists on how to measure translator or translation quality for either human or machine translation.  To comprehensively explore this issue, it is necessary to include various product-based and process-based factors, and to distinguish between formative/summative assessment for pedagogical purposes, assessment for certification, translation quality measurement for commercial purposes, etc. We propose a thematic issue exploring these issues of translator/translation/post-editing quality, assessment and evaluation from an empirical perspective. This volume, particularly through an emphasis on empirical studies, will build on previous literature to bring new insights and advances. For example, contributions will expand on existing models (as does House 2015), propose new models (as did Williams 2004), propose scoring models (similar to Segers & van de Poel 2007) or adapt TQA to innovative applications. Contributions should address translator/translation/post-editing quality in a broad sense from an empirical perspective using data-driven analyses and interpretations. Assessments of business processes related to the process of producing a translation, however, are beyond the scope of this volume, except where they specifically address the quality of the translation per se. Research questions that would be addressed in this volume include: How do translation processes affect translation quality? What factors cause variation in translation product quality? How do translation quality measurement (TQM) systems influence translation or translator quality? What kinds of feedback positively or negatively affect translator/translation quality? What factors (e.g., topic area, language complexity, experience, etc.) cause variation in translation quality within the output of a single translator? How does machine translation followed by human post-editing influence the quality of the final translation product? What metrics can quantify the trade-off between quality and effort, and can their study be used to improve productivity and utility? In what ways does post-editor feedback to adaptive machine translation systems influence their quality? What is the relationship between language proficiency (reading source/writing target) and translation quality? What features of the source text significantly influence human or machine translation/post-editing quality? Do source text features differentially influence human and machine translation/post-editing quality? Case studies applying a translation quality measurement system to a particular problem Statistical analyses of quality measurement systems References House, Juliane. 1997. Translation Quality Assessment: A Model Revisited. Tübingen: Gunter Narr. House, Juliane. 2015. Translation Quality Assessment: Past and Present. London/New York: Routledge. Reiss, Katharina. 2000. Translation Criticism, the Potentials and Limitations: Categories and Criteria for Translation Quality Assessment. Trans. Erroll F. Rhodes. Manchester, U.K.: St. Jerome Pub. Segers, Winibert, and Chris van de Poel, eds. 2010. Tolk- en Vertaalcompetentie. Onderwijs- en Toetsvormen [Translation and Interpreting Competence. Teaching and Assessment Methods]. Leuven: Acco. Williams, Malcolm. 2004. Translation Quality Assessment: An Argumentation-Centred Approach. Ottawa: University of Ottawa Press. Practical information and deadlines Proposals: abstracts of approximately 500 words, including some relevant bibliography, should be submitted by 1st of June 2016.  Please send your proposals to both Dr. Geoffrey S. Koby (gkoby@kent.edu) and Dr. Isabel Lacruz (ilacruz@kent.edu). Acceptance of proposals: 1st of July 2016 Submission of articles: 1st of December 2016 Acceptance of articles: 28th of February  2017 Publication: November-December 2017

ISSN: 2295-5739

3rd International conference on Language, Literature, Linguistics and Translation

Oman-Sultan Qaboos University 

Nov 03-05-2016

Call Deadline: 11 April 2016. Decision returned by 2 May

 Meeting Description

Connecting the Dots in a Glocalized World 2016 will provide a forum for the exchange of ideas in the four main disciplines of language, linguistics, literature and translation. As the title for the conference suggests, the aim is to focus on the relationship between global themes and local practices, highlighting the under-examined interactions that occur as globalization takes on negotiated forms in different contexts. With an emphasis on interdisciplinary studies and methodologies, the conference will centralize both research that theorizes the links between the local and the global and research that shows, through practical evidence, how local and global interact. Proposals that aim to address either of these two areas, and which emphasize exploratory, experimental research or reconstructed concepts, frameworks of analysis, or approaches, are particularly welcome.
Proposals which fall outside the focus of the conference, but within the disciplines of language, linguistics, literature and translation, will also be considered.

Confirmed Keynote Speakers

• Jan Blommaert (Linguistics), Tilburg University, The Netherlands
• Michael Cronin (Translation), Dublin City University, Ireland
• Ian Almond (Literature), Georgetown University, Qatar
• Rani Rubdy (Language), Independent Scholar

Sample conference themes include the following, but a wide range of proposals is invited:

Language Language, culture and globalization Global teaching policies and local norms Language commodification and ideologies Globalizing technologies and the language classroom	Linguistics Social media and identity Language acquisition and migrant populations Language change and the media Global/local language adaptation
Literature Localizing global/world literatures Arabic and non-Western literature in a globalized world Literature from the diaspora The sociolinguistics of literature	Translation Issues in local/global translation Translating culturally remote literature Translation and multimodal texts Machine translation and the web

Submission Details
Call Deadline (Regular): 11 April 2016. Decision returned by 2 May
Proposals are invited for papers (20 +10 minutes discussion).
To submit your abstract, please send an email (with a Word attachment) to the following address: squconference2016@gmail.com by the relevant submission deadline. Please include ALL the following information, numbered, in the attached Word document:

1. Name, title and affiliation (university/college/etc)
2. Full address (include country), email and telephone (include country code)
3. Title of paper/presentation
4. Areas which the paper/presentation links (please be precise)
5. Brief summary of the paper/presentation for inclusion in the conference program, as a coherent paragraph (100 words max)
6. Full abstract for the review committee (min 400 words, max 500 words)
7. Up to five relevant keywords

In common with previous conferences organized by the Department of English Language and Literature, it is intended that an edited collection of papers from the conference will be published. Accepted presenters will need to submit their paper for publication in early February 2017. Further details will be provided in due course.

Sultan Qaboos University, Oman’s largest and most prestigious institution of higher learning, is located 45km from Muscat. The university offers undergraduate and postgraduate degrees to approximately 16,000 students.

Oman, a peaceful nation on the Arabian Gulf in the Middle East, is hailed as the jewel of Arabia. It has landscape covering desert, riverbed oases and long coastlines. The capital city, Muscat, is home to the majestic Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, Royal Opera House Muscat, and the old waterfront Mutrah bazaar.