Call for papers
Papers, posters and software demonstrations are invited on all topics of lexicography, including, but not limited to, the following fields, which are the main focus of the congress:
- Computational Lexicography and Lexicology
- The Dictionary-Making Process
- Reports on Lexicographical and Lexicological Projects
- Bilingual Lexicography
- Lexicography for Specialised Languages – Terminology and Terminography
- Historical and Scholarly Lexicography and Etymology
- Dictionary Use
- Phraseology and Collocation
- Lexicological Issues of Lexicographical Relevance
- Lexicography of lesser used non-state languages
The main topics are not meant to exclude any lexicographic topic. Papers, posters and demonstrations that are relevant to the congress, but which do not fit into any of the categories above, will be reviewed nonetheless and considered for presentation.
Submissions
Submissions may be one of the following types: Contributed full papers, Contributed short papers & project notes, Software demonstrations, Posters, Student papers.
All submissions will be evaluated anonymously by at least two reviewers. The Scientific Committee will be aided in this task by a panel of external referees. The programme will be selected by the programme committee.
Contributed papers
There are two types of contributed papers.
Full papers should be timed for 30 minutes.
Short papers and project notes will be allowed 20 minutes.
All contributed papers will be followed by a 10-minute discussion period.
Software demonstrations
We are particularly interested in well-prepared software demonstrations, presentations of electronic dictionaries, corpora, tools, etc. These demonstrations will be allowed a 30-minute time slot at the congress (they may be presented more than once).
Submissions proposing software demonstrations should include a description of the functions, underlying approach implementation of the software, possibly an indication of a URL, and hardware/software requirements. Technical facilities will be available, however, we would request everyone submitting proposals to indicate well in advance exactly what technical facilities they need.
Posters
A poster session is planned. Appropriate facilities will be provided on the Congress site.
Student papers
A special session for short presentations by students (15-minute slots) is planned.
Submission
Closed.
Format guidelines for submissions:
Font: Times New Roman, 12pt
Spacing: double-spaced
Number of pages:
Contributed Papers: 6-8 pages
Student Papers: 4 pages
Software Demonstrations: 4 pages
Posters: 1-2 pages
Once we have received the file and have checked to see that everything is in order, you will receive a message confirming that your submission will be reviewed for presentation at Euralex 2010.
Authors whose submissions are accepted will find a style guide for the preparation of the final version of the paper to be published in the Proceedings immediately before the congress here.
