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Language of the Third Millennium XIII: Language in the Face of Technology
The thirteenth edition of the conference “Language of the Third Millennium” seeks to bring together a wide range of academics to explore various dimensions of language in the face of technology. Diverse factors viewed as determining the use of language in the digital age – from multimodality, memetics, and asynchrony to artificial intelligence, algorithms, and fake news – have emerged as important topics in research and the media. Technological advancements have had a major impact on the ways and modes of communication, leading to fundamental changes at both the individual and the population level.
The aims at the integration of the international scholarly community and is directed primarily at linguists, translators, modern philologists, and other researchers in related fields, including PhD students. The conference is also open to practitioners who wish to join in the study of language, translation, cross-cultural communication or foreign language teaching in the digital age.
The programme will feature keynote papers from
prof. Dorothy Kenny, Dublin City University, Ireland
prof. Jef Verschueren, University of Antwerp, Belgium
prof. Jan Rybicki, Jagiellonian University, Poland
Extended abstracts’ submission deadline: 5 December, 2023
You can find other details and publication information at the conference website: https://tertium.edu.pl/en/konferencje-tertium/jezyk-trzeciego-tysiaclecia-xiii-jezyk-w-obliczu-technologii/
If you have any questions, write to us at: tertium2016@gmail.com.
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