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36Th International Systemic Functional Congress 11Th China Functional Tsinghua University Challenges to Systemic Functional Linguistics: Theory and Practice 36 th International Systemic Functional Congress 11 th China Functional Linguistics Conference 14-18 July 2009 Tsinghua University Beijing, China http://rwxy.tsinghua.edu.cn/36isfc 1 Contents Conference Welcome Sponsors Program Useful Information Maps Abstracts 2 Welcome and Gratitude The Organization Committee would like to extend our warmest welcome to all the participants of the 36 th International Systemic Functional Congress. Thank you for sending over your papers and for organizing the colloquia. We are certain that all of you will have a new experience and a rewarding time in Beijing. We also wish to express our heartfelt thanks to the members of the Executive Committee of the International Systemic Functional Association, to our collaborator, City University of Hong Kong, and to all the sponsors for their support to the congress, particularly Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of China and our colleagues of Higher Education Press, who have greatly assisted the convention of the congress. th The members of The 36 ISFC Local Organizing Committee and Local Program Committee are: • The Local Organizing Committee: Chair: Fang Yan, Vice Chair: Li Zuowen; members: Lv Zhongshe, Fan Wenfang, Shu Xiaomei, Liu Nannan, , Li Shuman, Lu Xiuxia • The Local Program Committee: Chair: Luo Lisheng, Vice Chair: Liu Longgen; members: Liu Shisheng, Feng Zongxin, Huang Guowen, Wang Zhenhua, Peng Xuanwei FANG Yan Convenor of the 36 th International Systemic Functional Congress Department of Foreign Languages, Tsinghua University, Beijing, 10084, P.R. China [email protected] 36ISFC Sponsors Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of China Higher Education Press (Group) under Ministry of Education P.R. China ( http://www.hep.com.cn ) and the Journal of Foreign Languages in China ( http://www.hep.edu.cn ) Foreign Languages Teaching and Research Press (http://www.fltrp.com or http://www.heep.cn ) Peking University Press (http://cbs.pku.edu.cn ) Foreign Studies College, Communication University of China ( http://icc.cuc.edu.cn ) School of Foreign Languages, Shanghai Jiaotong University ( http://www.sjtu.edu.cn ) ISFLA Merilyn Mohan Foundation John Yuk Wah Chan Memorial Fund, Hong Kong Department of Chinese, Translation and Linguistics, City University of Hong Kong (http://www.cityu.edu.hk ) Office of International Cooperation and Exchange, Tsinghua University Department of Foreign Languages, Tsinghua University ( http://www.tsinghua.edu.cn ) 3 Program Monday 13 July (Wenjin Hotel) 8:00 - 20:00 Registration 17:30 - 19:00 Reception 19:30 - 21:30 China Functional Linguistics Association Executive Committee Members Meeting Tuesday 14 July Morning (Conference Hall of Main Building of Tsinghua University Level 1) 8:00-10:00 Registration 8:30 - 9:30 Opening Ceremony Welcome and gratitude FANG Yan Tsinghua University, Convenor of 36ISFC 9:30 –9: 50 Tea Break 9:50 - 11: 00 Plenary M.A.K. Halliday Some Thoughts on Choice Chaired by HUANG Guowen 11:00– 12:00 Plenary Plenary: SHEN Jiaxuan “Virus” and “Noun” -- On Nouns and Verbs in Chinese and English Chaired by HU Zhuanglin 4 Tuesday 14 July Afternoon (at the Wenjin Hotel Level 4) 12:00 - Lunch Break 13:30 Rooms 1 (Colloquium) 2 (Theory) 3 (DA) (Chaired 4 (DA) (Chaired 5 (TRANS) 6 (Educ) 7 (on Chi, in (Chaired by by PATPONG, by MIAO, YAO) (Chaired by WU, (Chaired by ENG OR CHI) WAREEN, Knight) ZHU) CHEN, Greig) (Chaired by TIAN) PENG, LU) 13:30 - papers O’HALLORAN WARREN PATPONG, P MIAO X WONG, LI CHEN, JONES, PENG Yi 14:00 Colloquium Exploring textual Textual resources Patterns of Towards an SUKSAWAS A systemic Multimodal collocations of some selected Multiple Theme Understanding of Willingness to functional study Analysis: endangered in News the Nature of Communicate: A of Chinese tense Technology, language Discourse Choice of Social Semiotic Theory and narratives MODULATION Perspective 14:00 - papers Practice, Thompson Benson & YU Hui WU, SONG 1.YANG, SHEN, YANG GW 14:30 O’HALLORAN, Labelling Greaves, On the Notion of Computer-aided ZHANG The System JUDD, discourse acts: Rhythm and tone Genre Complex sight translation Digitalization & Network for PODLASOV, interpersonal effects in the -- Exploring the in interpreting Language Generating the SMITH, TAN, projection across perception of logico-semantic Teaching Expressions of LIU, LIM, LOH, registers “sometimes relations -- An Enjoyable Chinese Aspects Marissa E, behave so between genres Path to ZHANG, FENG strangely” as Innovative three different Teaching & speech contours Learning 5 14:30 - papers JIANG Wangqi Watkins et al, HE Wei DENG Lin 2. CAI et al, Yang Yanning, 15:00 The Chinese Tense in A study on the The Application Systemic The timing of linguistic different types of interpersonal of Computer Functional tradition and turn-taking in discourse meaning of Network Linguistics and discourse spontaneous language on Platform-based the Development semantics conversation. A Class Net of on “Process- of Spoken Tsinghua Genre Approach” Chinese Systemic University in College Textbook Perspective on a English Writing Syllable Based Instruction Oscillator Model 15:00 - papers O’HALLORAN WANG Zhenhua LEUNG Hiippala ZHANG Yanjun Romero LI Eden 15:30 Colloquium Why different The Impact of Modelling genre ESP Enriched The Construction Genre Analysis Multimodal attitudes towards Using Systemic in print media: with LSF Tools of MODALITY Analysis: the same Functional Model applications in and Genres in in Chinese from Technology, THING: a of Language as discourse Translation -- A a Text-Based Theory and perspective of Theoretical Basis analysis Comparative Approach Practice, Individuation on Student Analysis of O’HALLORAN, Self-generated JUDD, Assessment English and PODLASOV, Criteria, etc. Chinese SMITH, TAN, Publicity Texts 15:30 - Tea LIU, LIM, LOH, Tea break Tea break Tea break Tea break Tea break Tea break 15:50 break Marissa E, ZHANG, FENG 15:50 - TIAN Guisen Knight YAO Xin ZHU, XIA (in LIAO WANG XY 16:20 A Functional Conversational Meaning Chi) Another Chuanfeng, View of humour and the Represented in The Perspective on Language role of affiliation English News Effectiveness of Appraisal Theory Sight Variations in systemic Media: A Cohesive Notes and Teaching of Translation: functional theory Linguistic in Consecutive FL Writing -- A Complementarity thical function Analysis of Interpreting of Speaking and New Approach to Views on China Writing Improving 6 College Students’ Writing Ability 16:20 - CHENG HOU Yu TRIPATHI WU Xia LOW Francis Hsu FM (in Chi) 16:50 Xiaotang 'A Feature of The Chicago Context and Joke Multimodal Enhancing Language as a Translators' Lecture of Interpretation analysis of Students’ Skills mental tool: A Style: A Vivekananda: A English in Reading functional Corpus-based Systemic Textual Language Classical Chinese perspective on Study of Study Teaching (ELT) by Cohesion the value of Nominalization in textbooks used in Strategies learning the English China additional Versions of Hong languages Lou Meng' 16:50 - O’HALLORAN DREYFUS, MENG Yanli WAN Yau Ni WU Qi Greig LU Danyun (in 17:20 Colloquium JONES, A comparison of Validation of A Study of Enacting Chi) Multimodal Mapping place: visual interpretative Metaphoric Interdisciplinarity On the Semantic Analysis: further delicacy communication analysis Equivalence in in the Melbourne Potential and Technology, in between Chinese investigating the Translating A Model: Senior Configurative Theory and circumstantiation and English methodology: Red, Red Rose High School Type of Chinese Practice, advertisements voice quality in Tutors’ Tp-claus O’HALLORAN, call centre Pedagogic JUDD, discourse Discourse 17:20 - PODLASOV, Susanto CHOI Berazhny XIANG YE Yongmei Yang CY (in Chi) 17:50 SMITH, TAN, Verbal Group in A study on Captions as Mingjian On the Enacting the LIU, LIM, LOH, Indonesian logical meaning ‘linguistic Textual Application of Interpersonal Marissa E, in Korean scaffolding’ of Functions of Trial-discovery Function of ZHANG, FENG visual Thematic Model to English Chinese constituency for Grammar Exclamatives printed Teaching in photography Senior e 7 17:50 - WANG ZHU Changhe HU Yongjin (in CHENG W NIU GL (in Chi) ZHANG Hao (in 18:20 Hongyang Appraisal and Chi) The Interactivity Nominalization Chi) The Possibility Eco-criticism of On the Strategies between “Event” in Non-English New Information of Choice of Anthropocentrism of Implicit and “Attitude” in Majors’ Writing in a Clause Elements in in Language: A Cohesion in the Legal in China Ended with “Multiple Quantitative Translation Discourse Clausal Particle Theme” Analysis Progression le in Chinese Chains in English Scientific and Technical Texts 18:20 - Book Launch 19:00 8 Wednesday 15 July Morning (Conference Hall of Main Building of Tsinghua University Level 1) 8:30 - 9:30 Plenary Huang Guowen Different Ways of Meaning and Different Ways of Translating Chaired by Robin Fowcett 9:30 - 9: Tea Break 50 9: 50 - Plenary James Martin 10:50 Realisation, instantiation and individuation; some thoughts on identity in youth justice conferencing Chaired by LI Zhanzi 10:50– Interview M.A.K. Halliday by Hu Zhuanglin & Zhu Yongsheng 12:00 Chaired by Christian MATTHIESSEN 9 Wednesday 15 July Afternoon (at the Wenjin Hotel Level 4) 12:00 - Lunch Break 13:30 Room 1 Colloquia 2 (Theory) 3 (DA) (Chaired 4 (DA) (in Eng 5 (Educ) 6 (Theory) 7 (Trans & Cont) (Chaired by by PAN, or Chi) (Chaired (Chaired by (Chaired by (Chaired by YANG, HOOD) FUJITA)
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