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Ronald Langacker
UC San Diego, USA
Ronald W. Langacker received his Ph.D. in Linguistics from the University of Illinois in 1966. He was a professor in the Department of Linguistics at the University of California, San Diego from that time until his retirement in 2003. During this period, 31 graduate students received their Ph.D. under his supervision, and 48 Visiting Scholars spent time at UCSD under his sponsorship. He now holds the position of Research Professor.

After his training and early research in generative syntactic theory, Langacker largely devoted the first ten years of his professional career to the comparative grammar and historical reconstruction of the Uto-Aztecan family of Native American languages. In 1976, deciding that a radically different theoretical approach to language was necessary, he began developing the framework that has come to be known as “cognitive grammar”. A fundamental statement of that framework, the two volume work titled Foundations of Cognitive Grammar, was published in 1987 and 1991. Through the years, cognitive grammar has continued to be refined, further articulated, and applied to a progressively wider range of languages and phenomena. An interim summary, Cognitive Grammar: A Basic Introduction, appeared in 2008.

Langacker is a founding member of the International Cognitive Linguistics Association and served as its president from 1997-99. He was chair of the organizing committee for the 2001 International Cognitive Linguistics Conference. He was a co-editor (and is now an honorary editor) of the monograph series Cognitive Linguistics Research, and serves as a member of numerous editorial and advisory boards. He has published other books and many articles dealing with a broad array of issues in cognitive linguistics.


Important Dates
•  June 16, 2010
Abstract submission begins.
•  October 15, 2010
Theme session proposals due
•  November 15, 2010
Abstract submission ends.
•  February 15, 2011
Notification of acceptance
•  March 15, 2011
Early registration begins.
•  July 11-17, 2011
Conference in session
Keynote Speakers
  Harald Baayen, U. of Alberta, Canada
  Ewa Dabrowska, Northumbria U., UK
  Mirjam Fried, Czech Academy of
     Sciences,Prague, Czech Republic
 
  Kaoru Horie,Nagoya University, Japan
  Ronald Langacker, UC San Diego, USA
  John Lucy, The University of Chicago,
     USA
  Jiaxuan Shen, Chinese Academy of Social           Sciences, China
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