1. Second Circular
Registration extended until September 30, 2013.
Theme:
1) Phraseology and Paremiology: general theoretical issues
2) Phraseography and Paremiography
3) Translation of Phraseology and Paremiology
4) Phraseology and Paremiology: cognitive aspects
5) Phraseology and Paremiology: cultural aspects
6) Diachronic studies in Phraseology and Paremiology
7) Phraseology in the teaching of Mother Tongue and Foreign
Language
8) Phraseological and Paremiological corpus-based studies
9) Contrastive Phraseology and Paremiology
Other topics may be proposed and will be included after consideration by
the Scientific Committee
The objectives of the event are:
 to bring together experts in the field to present the state-of-the-art in
Phraseology and Paremiology;
 to show new trends in phraseological and paremiological studies;
 to encourage research in the field of Phraseology and Paremiology,
promoting the debate about theories and research methodologies related
to language and its role in the construction of knowledge;
 to promote the exchange, discussion, and exchange of experiences
between national and foreign teachers and researchers;
 to search for new alternatives to include phraseological and
paremiological aspects in the process of language teaching.

2.  to prepare an agenda for applied research in Phraseology and
Paremiology.
 to encourage scientific production in the field of Phraseology and
Paremiology through joint projects and publications;
 to encourage the dissemination of knowledge and models in the area of
Phraseology and Paremiology in Brazil.
Target Audience:
Teachers and researchers in mother tongue and foreign language
Translators and Interpreters
Lexicographers
Researchers interested in the topics of the Conference
Working languages: Portuguese, Spanish, French and English
More information and registration - plipufc.blogspot.com.br
Venue and Date of Event - Fortaleza, from December 8 to 13, 2013
Rosemeire Selma Monteiro-Plantin
President of the Organizing Committee and Director of the Observatory of
Language Sciences, Federal University of Ceará.