European programme symposium

XVII European symposium on languages for specific purposes

Methods and Aims: (Re-)Conceptualising LSP Research

17 - 21 August 2009 Department of Language and The ASB Research Group for , Business Communication Knowledge Communication Aarhus School of Business,

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sponsors

The organisers gratefully acknowledge the generous financial support that we have received for the 2009 LSP conference from the following sponsors:

• Aarhus School of Business, Aarhus University • Generalkonsulinde Anna Hedorf og Generalkonsul Frode Hedorfs Fond • Forbundet Kommunikation og Sprog • Otto Mønsteds Fond The ASB Research Group for XVII european Symposium on LSP 2 Knowledge Communication 17 - 21 august 2009 Aarhus, Denmark

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SYMPOSIUM tariat.

Registration Desk Lunch Please register and collect your conference folder at the desk located Lunch (buffet incl. beverages) is served in the Assembly Hall located in in the area between lecture halls M2 and M3 on the first floor of the M the F building (see map of ASB campus). building from 8.00-9.00 on 17 August (see map of ASB campus on page 21). Breaks Morning and afternoon coffee/tea/refreshments will be served in the Name Badges area between lecture halls M2 and M3. All participants will receive a name badge which must be worn during all sessions. Internet Access Internet access will be available in room M213 every day during sympo- Session Rooms sium hours (except Wednesday 19 August which is dedicated to excur- Opening and closing sessions as well as keynote sessions will be held in sions). lecture hall M3 which is located on the first floor of the M building. Programme Changes Meeting Rooms Last-minute changes to this programme due to cancellations etc. will be If you wish to book a room for a meeting, please contact the secretariat in posted on the door of the relevant session room and on a board in the room M101. secretariat.

Presentations No Smoking Policy Each presentation, with the exception of round tables and workshops, is The conference has a no smoking policy. We kindly ask smokers to use expected to last 25 minutes including five minutes for discussion. Please the outside smoking areas. bring your Powerpoint presentation on a USB memory stick or cd. Please make sure to load the presentation to the pc in the relevant session room ATM/Cash Machine well in advance of your talk. An assistant will be available to assist you If you are in need of cash (Danish kroner), there is an ATM in the A with the loading, if you need help, and check that your presentation runs building. The ATM is located in the basement at the end of the stairs. correctly. SOCIAL ARRANGEMENTS AND ADDRESSES Audio Visual Equipment All presenters should use only venue facilities. All session rooms are Social Arrangements equipped with a laptop computer running MS-Office PowerPoint 2007 19.00, 17 August: (operated in Windows XP) equipped with compact disk reader (cd & dvd) Reception at Aarhus Town Hall, Rådhuspladsen 2, . and USB drive, a smart pointer and mouse, a screen, and a beamer. If you prepare your presentation on an Apple computer, make sure to open it on 10.30-17.00, 19 August: a pc before going to the symposium. Excursion to Silkeborg. Departure from Hotel Scandic Plaza, Banegårdspladsen 14, Aarhus C. Symposium Secretariat The secretariat is located in room M101. It is open every day from 8.00- 9.30-16.30, 19 August: 18.00 (except Wednesday 19 August which is dedicated to excursions). If City Tour in Aarhus. you need help with anything, please contact one of the assistants in M101. Departure from Hotel Scandic Plaza, Banegårdspladsen 14, Aarhus C.

Letter of Attendance 18.30, 20 August: We will be happy to provide you with a general letter of attendance if you Guided tour of the Old Town, Viborgvej 2, Aarhus C need it. Your individual letter can be obtained by contacting the secre- The ASB Research Group for XVii european symposium on lsp Knowledge Communication 17 - 21 May 2009 3 Aarhus, Denmark

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19.30, 20 August: The ASB is situated on Fuglesangs Allé on the corner of Vestre Ringgade Symposium dinner at Hobro Huset in the Old Town (separate fee). and Viborgvej. The main entrance is via Fuglesangs Allé 4 – 15-20 min- utes walk from the city centre. Accomodation All participants (except those who have arranged their own accommoda- You can purchase a multi-ride bus ticket in the secretariat. The card is tion) are booked into one of the following hotels: valid for 10 busrides.

Radisson SAS Scandinavia Hotel Taxis Margrethepladsen 1 Taxis are metered and most credit cards are generally accepted. Tax and Aarhus C tips are included in the meter price. Tel.: +45 8612 8665 E-mail: [email protected] Aarhus Taxi: Tel.: (+45) 8948 4848 Taxamotor: Tel. (+45) 7033 8338 Hotel Scandic Plaza Banegårdspladsen 14 Trains Aarhus C Regular train services consist of 20 daily departures between Copen- Tel.: +45 8732 0100 hagen and Aarhus. Among these are a number of direct routes between E-mail: [email protected] Copenhagen Airport (Kastrup) and Aarhus railway station. The journey takes approx. 4 hours. Hotel Cabinn Kannikegade 14 BUSSES TO/FROM THE AIRPORT Aarhus C Tel.: +45 8675 7000 Aarhus Airport (Tirstrup) E-mail: [email protected] The airport bus stops in front of Banegårdspladsen (the railway station) which is within walking distance from the hotels in the city centre. Payment directly to the hotel upon departure. All room prices include VAT, service charges and breakfast. Billund Airport The airport bus stops at the Radisson SAS Scandinavia Hotel, Mar- LOCAL TRANSPORT grethepladsen 1.

City Busses The secretariat can supply you with timetables of both destinations. Aarhus has a well-established public bus system. You enter at the rear of the bus. Busses no. 3, 14, 15 and 25 will take you to the Aarhus School of LIABILITY AND INSURANCE Business. 3 and 14 depart from across the railway station at ����������Banegårds- pladsen (northern end). 15 and 25 depart from Park Allé which is around The organisers take no responsibility for injury or damage involving the corner from Banegårdspladsen. The bus ride to the ASB takes approx. persons or property during the symposium. Participants are advised to 10 minutes. take out their own personal insurance.

The destination on the busses must be the following:

• Line 3 – Herredsvej • Line 14 – Skjoldhøj • Line 15 – Nord • Line 25 – The ASB Research Group for XVII european symposium on lsp 4 Knowledge Communication 17 - 21 august 2009 Aarhus, Denmark

Programme 11.00 – 13.00 sessions Monday 17 August 2009

Pedagogical aspects intercultural aspects M102 M103 8.00 – 9.00 Registration

9.00 – 9.30 opening Session (M3) Almut Meyer Hartwig Kalverkämper Need-Analysis for Legal LSP Fachsprachen im globalen 9.30 – 10.30 Keynote: Klaus Schubert Courses Fortschritt: Fachkulturforschung Specialized Communication Studies: – der Weg ins 21. Jahrhundert An Expanding Discipline (M3) Christopher Goddard Marketing Legal Linguistics as Kathem Qattous 10.30 – 11.00 coffee Break an Academic and Professional Logical Thinking Abilities: Soft- Discipline ware of the Mind 11.00 – 13.00 Sessions Marianna Kyprianou Gerhard Budin 13.00 – 14.30 Lunch (Assembly Hall) Developing a Task-Based & CLIL The Language(s) of Higher Educa- Oriented English for Law Course tion 14.30 – 16.00 Sessions Dominique Markey Inger Askehave 16.00 – 16.30 coffee Break Blended Learning of Law French Lise-Lotte Holmgreen ‚Talking Culture‘ – How Do Mem- 16.30 – 18.00 Sessions bers of Staff Add Meaning to Inter- Cultural Issues in the Workplace? 19.00 Reception at Aarhus Town Hall

14.30 – 16.00 SESSIONS

Pedagogical aspects communication of special­ m102 ized knowledge m103

Miki Suehiro Heike Elisabeth Jüngst Naomi Backes Kamimura Parodies in Information Transfer Keiko Hattori Comparison of NS and NNS in Nina Janich Research Presentations and its Lisa Rhein Pedagogical Implications Anne Simmerling ’I Know that I Know Nothing’ – Mahmoodreza Atai The Communication of Non- Leila Shoja Knowledge and Uncertain Knowl- Academic Language Needs of edge Iranien Undergraduate Students of Computer Engineering Constance Kampf Knowledge Communication Niina Nissilä through Visualization in Project Nina Pilke Management Documents Immersion Students’ Subject Spe- cific Production from a Termino- logical Perspective The ASB Research Group for XVii european symposium on lsp Knowledge Communication 17 - 21 May 2009 5 Aarhus, Denmark

11.00 – 13.00 sessions continued

Textual and genre analysis Construction of special- Panel: Conceptual representation in terminology across M105 ized knowledge – M107 various semiotic systems and media – M104

Trine Dahl Stephen Bremner Birthe Marie Toft ‘These Results Should Be Useful Uncovering the Causes of Failure: Introduction for Future Research’: Research Ar- Activity Theory Applied to the ticle Conclusion Sections as Sites Study of Collaborative Writing in John Humbley of Promotion an Academic Administration Patterns of Term Formation: To- wards a Theory of Neonomy Paul William Miller Anita Nuopponen ‘Show, Don’t Tell’: Promotion in Analysis of Concept Analysis Johan Myking Medical Conference Abstracts (Yet Another) Taxonomy of Moti- Michèle Perrin-Taillat vations Jude R. Edminster LSP and Modern Technologies: From Manuscript to Digital: Towards a Unified Theory of Sabela Fernández Silva Remediating the Geology Field Knowledge Judit Freixa Aymerich Notebook M. Teresa Cabré Castellvi Multiple Motivations in the De- Khurshid Ahmad nomination of Concepts Maria Teresa Musacchio Worrying or Re-Assuring Words Birthe Marie Toft for the Market? Motivation of English and Danish Medical Terms – a Contrastive Analysis

14.30 – 16.00 sessions continued

textual and genre translation of specialized Panel: Conceptual repre- thesis proposal analysis discourse sentation in terminology m106 m105 m107 across various semiotic systems and media – m104

Merja Koskela Valeria Cannavina Gianna Tarquini Ushma Chauhan Jacobsen From Bureaucrats to the Public Arabella Rosati The Semiosis of Electronic Enter- The Architecture of Knowledge on the Internet – Methodological The Applicability of CMMI to the tainment Asymmetries Aspects of Intertextual Analysis GILT Industry Maria Cecilia Pledsted Simona Sangiorgi Kirsten Wølch Rasmussen Gloria Vallejo The ’As if’ Game of Textual Hyper- Anne Schjoldager A Non-Verbal Communication reality: A Case Study Revision Policies in Danish Trans- Model lation Companies – Current Situa- tion and Future Challenges Johan Myking Discussion & summing up Alessandra Lombardi Costanza Peverati Irmgard Soukup-Unterweger TouriTerm. A Multilingual Data- base for the Translation and Pro- duction of Quality Tourist Texts The ASB Research Group for XVII european symposium on lsp 6 Knowledge Communication 17 - 21 august 2009 Aarhus, Denmark

Programme 16.30 – 18.00 sessions Monday 17 August 2009

Pedagogical aspects Diachronic perspectives m102 m103 8.00 – 9.00 Registration

9.00 – 9.30 opening Session (M3) Mohammad Mohammadi Maria Laura Pierucci The Relationship between the A Diachronical Approach to the 9.30 – 10.30 Keynote: Klaus Schubert Vocabulary Knowledge and the Italian Constitutional Language Specialized Communication Studies: Vocabulary Use An Expanding Discipline (M3) Pascaline Dury Ibrahim A. El-Hussari Patrick Drouin 10.30 – 11.00 coffee Break Language/Culture Awareness When Terms Dissappear from a Specialized Lexicon 11.00 – 13.00 Sessions

13.00 – 14.30 Lunch (Assembly Hall)

14.30 – 16.00 Sessions

16.00 – 16.30 coffee Break

16.30 – 18.00 Sessions

19.00 Reception at Aarhus Town Hall The ASB Research Group for XVii european symposium on lsp Knowledge Communication 17 - 21 May 2009 7 Aarhus, Denmark

16.30 – 18.00 sessions continued

translation of specialized round table discourse – m105 m107

Sigmund Kvam Svetlana Polyakova Zu den Voraussetzungen einer Svetlana Mishlanova textlinguistischen Übersetzungs- The Concept of Disease in Non- theorie – am Beispiel fachsprachli- Professional Discourse cher Übersetzungsfälle

Sandra Tominac Discourse Features of Maritime Institutional Texts and their Impli- cations for Translation

Lucja Biel Corpus-Based Studies of Legal Language for Translation Purposes The ASB Research Group for XVII european symposium on lsp 8 Knowledge Communication 17 - 21 august 2009 Aarhus, Denmark

Programme 10.30 – 12.30 sessions tuesday 18 August 2009

business communication linguistic features M102 M103 9.00 – 10.00 Keynote: Martin Eppler Does Visualization Improve Knowledge Communication? Results from Controlled Anne Kari Bjørge Cristina Vertan experiments (M3) English Lingua Franca in Business Walther von Hahn Meetings Measuring Linguistic Coherence 10.00 – 10.30 coffee Break and Cohesion in Specialised Texts Martin Herles 10.30 – 12.30 Sessions Using Multiple Corpora in Ter- Aase Voldgaard Larsen minology Research for Teaching Fach(sprach)lichkeit und Ver- 12.30 – 14.00 Lunch (Assembly Hall) Business English ständlichkeit von Verträgen

13.10 - 13.45 Poster Sessions (Assembly Hall) Anne Grethe Pedersen Iwona Witczak-Plisiecka Dialogicality in Business Commu- Legal Language from a Linguistic 14.00 – 15.30 Sessions nication Pragmatic Perspective

15.30 – 16.00 coffee Break Jane Lung Wing Yi Lexical Frames for Business and 16.00 – 17.30 Sessions Legal Discourses

14.00 – 15.30 SESSIONS

translation of specialized terminology and terminog- discourse raphy M102 M103

Rita Temmerman Valentina Novodranova A Dual Translation Problem: Representation of the Language Embodied Metaphorical Naming Personality in LSP in Multiword Units Natascia Leonardi Margaret Rogers Ontology and the Representation You Say ’Small Dish Earth Sta- of Concept Systems tion, I Say ’Small Station’: From Consistency to Motivatedness in Aleksandra Lavrova the Use of Terms in Specialised Larissa Fadeyeva Translation Specialized Engineering Language Construction Sergi Casals Andrés-Felipe Quintero Feasibility and Communicative Relevance of Terminological Con- sistency in Specialized Translation The ASB Research Group for XVii european symposium on lsp Knowledge Communication 17 - 21 May 2009 9 Aarhus, Denmark

10.30 – 12.30 sessions continued

round table communication of special- M105 ized knowledge – M104

John Humbley Margrethe Petersen Bruce Maylath Tim Caudery Birthe Mousten Philip Shaw Sonia Vandepitte Reducing Language Knowledge Pragmatic Features in the Lan- Asymmetries in a Temporary guage of Cross-Cultural Virtual Setting Teams: A Roundtable Discussion of Student-to-Student Discourse Peter Kastberg in International Collaborative Karen M. Lauridsen Projects Universities in the Knowledge Society: The Case of MOLAN

Dale L. Sullivan Sustainability as a Rhetorical God Term

Marianne Grove Ditlevsen Tracing Knowledge – an Outline of a Research Project

14.00 – 15.30 sessions continued

specialized lexicography panel: exploring discourses phd colloquium M105 and practices of interna- M107 tional commercial arbitra- tion – M104

Anne Lise Laursen Vijay Bhatia Annette Agerdal-Hjermind Spanish and Norwegian Terminol- Explanatory Notes in LSP Diction- International Commercial Ar- Knowledge-Blogging: A Case ogy of Aqua Culture aries bitration Practice: A Discourse Study of the Danish Patent and Analytical Study Trademark Office’s Blog Activity Nadezhda Menshakova Maja Bratanić Fantastical Knowledge in Scientific Ana Ostroški Anić Ignacio Vázquez Svetlana Mishlanova Texts Compiling Lexical Information for Authoritative Intervention and Anastasia Gureeva an Aviation English Dictionary (In)directness in Legal Discourse: Professional and Non-Professional Tanja Wissik A Genre-Based Study of Judge- Knowledge in Educational Dis- National Varieties in LSP – ������Intra- Silvia Cacchiani ments and Arbitration Awards course Lingual Corpus Based Analysis of English Law Dictionaries From Law and Administrative Terminol- Native to Non-native Target Users. Patrizia Anesa Antoinette Mary Fage-Butler ogy in the Area of Higher Educa- Is there Room for Improvement? Language and Power in Italian Choice of Methods When Analyz- tion in Austria, Germany and Arbitration Proceedings ing Patient Information Leaflets as Switzerland within the Context of ‘Risk Texts’ the Process

Ole Våge Abolfazl Zarnikhi Harvesting the Blue Field: The Towards a Model for Terminology Planning The ASB Research Group for XVII european symposium on lsp 10 Knowledge Communication 17 - 21 august 2009 Aarhus, Denmark

Programme 16.00 – 17.30 sessions tuesday 18 August 2009

translation of specialized terminology and terminog- discourse – M102 raphy – M103 9.00 – 10.00 Keynote: Martin Eppler Does Visualization Improve Knowledge Communication? Results from Controlled experiments (M3) Larissa Alexeeva Elena Chiocchetti Methods and Principles of Trans- Isabella Stanizzi 10.00 – 10.30 coffee Break lation of Scientific Texts The Decisions of the South Ty- rolean Terminology Commission 10.30 – 12.30 Sessions Karl Gerhard Hempel Translation in Humanities Marita Kristiansen 12.30 – 14.00 Lunch (Assembly Hall) (German-Italian): The Case of Language Planning in Higher Archaeology Education. The Case of Microeco- 13.10 - 13.45 Poster Sessions (Assembly Hall) nomics Terje Keldoja 14.00 – 15.30 Sessions Explicating the Congruent/Non- Jenny Azarian Congruent Opposition in Subject- Carles Tebé 15.30 – 16.00 coffee Break Specific English Collocations for Criterios de elaboración de defini- Estonian Students of Engineering ciones terminológicas en normas 16.00 – 17.30 Sessions UNE The ASB Research Group for XVii european symposium on lsp Knowledge Communication 17 - 21 May 2009 11 Aarhus, Denmark

16.00 – 17.30 sessions continued

cognitive aspects Panel: Exploring discourses phd colloquium M105 and practices of Interna- M107 tional Commercial Arbitra- tion – M104

Klaus-Dieter Baumann Ulise Belotti PhD Colloquium (continued) Specialist Thinking in LSP Com- ‘They Say ... what Do You Want… munication Mind Your Own Business’: The Voices of ‘Others’ in Italian Arbi- Larissa Manerko tration Narratives Navigating through Mental Spaces towards Understanding of Compo- Tarja Salmi-Tolonen sitionality and Conceptualization Exploring Discourses and Prac- in Advertizing Discourse tices of International Commercial Arbitration

Azirah Hashim Ric Powell A Comparison of Language Use in Adversarial and Arbitral Contexts in Malaysia

Christopher Candlin Summing up & Discussion The ASB Research Group for XVII european symposium on lsp 12 Knowledge Communication 17 - 21 august 2009 Aarhus, Denmark

PROGRAMME 10.30 – 17.00 silkeborg wednesday 19 August 2009 silkeborg museum of art & himmelbjerget

10.30 15.00 Departure from Hotel Scandic Plaza From Himmelbjerget you have a 10.30 – 17.00 Excursion to Silkeborg by bus. A guide from the local tourist magnificent view of the whole area. Silkeborg Museum of Art & office Visit Aarhus will accompany us. Himmelbjerget is one of the highest himmelbjerget (The Sky Mountain) We will drive to the Mid- lake points in Denmark, 143 m, and from district and the town of Silkeborg. here you have a magnificent view of 9.30 – 16.30 City Tour in Aarhus the lake district. (The Old Town), 11.30 the Cathedral, Palace & Visit at the Silkeborg Museum of Art 15.30 with the comprehensive collection of Coffee break at Himmelbjerget Danish and European modern art do- Both excursions depart from Hotel Scandic Plaza, nated by Asger Jorn, member of the 16.00 Banegårdspladsen 14, Aarhus C. Cobra Group. Having seen this beautiful and his- torically interesting the bus will 13.00 take us back to Aarhus. Lunch at Silkeborg Museum of Art 17.00 14.10 Arrival at Hotel Scandic Plaza. The Museum is beautifully situated at the River Gudenå – and from here we proceed by boat to Himmelbjerget, one of the most popular tourist at- tractions in Denmark. The ASB Research Group for XVii european symposium on lsp Knowledge Communication 17 - 21 May 2009 13 Aarhus, Denmark

9.30 – 16.30 aarhus CITY TOUR IN AARHUS

9.30 11.30 Departure from Hotel Scandic Plaza We pay a visit to the Cathedral, begun The museum shows exhibits from the by bus. A guide from the local tour- in 1201 in the Romanesque style and Stone Age to the Viking Age. One of ist office Visit Aarhus will accompany finished during the 15th century in the main attractions is the Grauballe us. This enjoyable city tour takes you the Gothic style. Man, a corpse found in a peat bog from the port area – one of the most in the fifties. The corpse is approx. important ports in Denmark – to- 12.15 2,000 years old. wards the highlights of the charming Lunch at Restaurant Navigator at city of Aarhus. Being the second larg- Marselisborg Havn (harbour). 15.30 est city in Denmark, Aarhus includes Coffee will be served at Restaurant many major highlights. The tour 13.15 Skovmøllen. gives you a first hand impression of After lunch the bus will pass Min­ the city. We drive past the City Hall deparken and Marselisborg Palace, 16.30 and the University, also the second the summer residence of the Danish Arrival at Hotel Scandic Plaza. largest in Denmark with 28,000 stu- Royal Family, where we make a photo dents. stop and go for a walk.

10.00 14.00 We stop for a walk through the open Visit to the Museum of Prehistory at air museum of Den Gamle By, with Moesgaard, an old manor house situ- a collection of half timbered houses ated south of Aarhus with archaeo- gathered from all over Denmark and logical and ethnographic collections. dating from 1550-1850. The ASB Research Group for XVII european symposium on lsp 14 Knowledge Communication 17 - 21 august 2009 Aarhus, Denmark

Programme 10.30 – 12.30 sessions thursday 20 August 2009

Pedagogical aspects textual and genre analysis 9.00 – 10.00 Keynote: Frank Keil M103 M105 Illusions of Understanding, Epistemic Access, and the Division of Cognitive Labor (M3) Mahmoodreza Atai Richard J. Alexander Revisiting the Status of CALL ‘If Money Isn’t Loosened, this 10.00 – 10.30 coffee Break and ESAP in Iran: Potentials and Sucker Could Go down.’ How Obstacles People in High Places Talk about 10.30 – 12.30 Sessions the Financial Crisis Elisabet Arnó-Macià 12.30 – 14.00 Lunch (Assembly Hall) A Qualitative Approach to Educa- Ismael Arinas Pellón tional Research in LSP Carmen Sancho Guinda 13.10 - 13.45 Poster Sessions (Assembly Hall) Description Strategies in US Lisa Link Patents 14.00 – 15.30 Sessions Quality Assurance of Learning Material in E-Learning in Higher Karina Socorro Trujillo 15.30 – 16.00 coffee Break Education The Translation of the Commercial Invoice. A Teaching Proposal 16.00 – 17.30 Sessions Lovorka Autischer A Passion for Fashion: Teaching 18.30 – 19.30 Guided Tour of The Old Town English for Fashion and Design

19.30 Symposium Dinner at Hobro Huset, The Old Town (Dinner prepared by Gourmet restaurant Prins Ferdinand) 14.00 – 15.30 SESSIONS

PEDAGOGICAL ASPECTS LINGUISTIC FEATURES M103 M105

Maria Cecilia Plested Veronica Chang Victoria Higuita English for Medical Purpose – a Self-Training Techniques on Structural Analysis of Nursing Interpreting Notes

Taner Karakoc From LSP to TSP: Mapping LSP COMMUNICATION OF SPECIAL- Research and Practice in Transla- IZED KNOWLEDGE – M105 tion Didactics at Istanbul Univer- sity Stefania Cavagnoli Simplification and Standardization of Juridical-Administrative Docu- ments in Academia

Ingrid Simonnæs How Can Indeterminacy in Legal Language Be an Adequate Means of Communication? The ASB Research Group for XVii european symposium on lsp Knowledge Communication 17 - 21 May 2009 15 Aarhus, Denmark

10.30 – 12.30 sessions continued

translation of specialized PANEL: LECTURE COMPREHENSION AND LEARNING IN eNGLISH- discourse – M107 meDIUM INSTRUCTION IN nORWEGIAN AND SWEDISH HIGHER EDUCATION – M104

Koen Kerremans Glenn-Ole Hellekjær John Airey A Comparative Study of Termi- Assessing Lecture Comprehension Two Languages, One Purpose: nological Variation in Specialised in English-Medium Higher Educa- Parallel Language Use in Swedish Translation tion: A Norwegian Case Study University Science

Maria Teresa Musacchio Philip Shaw Giuseppe Palumbo Aileen Irvine Following Norms, Taking Risks Hans Malmström Diane Pecorari Nicole Baumgarten Incidental Learning from Reading Appraisal and Speaker Identities in one Language: Enhancement in Translational Business English from Lectures in Another

Veronica Chang Beyza Björkman A Discussion on Linguistic Fea- The Morphosyntax of Engineering tures and Perceptional Difference Lectures in English-Medium in Legal Text Higher Education

14.00 – 15.30 sessions continued

TRANSLATION OF SPECIALIZED TERMINOLOGY AND TERMINOG- WORKSHOP DISCOURSE – M107 RAPHY – M102 M104

Sissel Rike Jürgen F. Schopp Nina Janich Translation of Corporate Websites From Term to Concept or Vice Ekaterina Zakharova in a Globalisation Perspective Versa? Physics Meets Politology. Collabo- rative Writing in Transdisciplinary Ole Våge Anastasia Parianou The Terminology of Transdiscipli- Projects LSP and Minor Languages: Some nary Knowledge Proposals for a Translation At- titude Culture

Sotirios G. Keramidas Domain Loss in the Field of Bio- sciences. The Paradigm of Greek LSP The ASB Research Group for XVII european symposium on lsp 16 Knowledge Communication 17 - 21 august 2009 Aarhus, Denmark

Programme 16.00 – 17.30 sessions thursday 20 August 2009

pedagogical aspects communication of special- 9.00 – 10.00 Keynote: Frank Keil M103 ized knowledge – M105 illusions of Understanding, Epistemic Access, and the Division of Cognitive Labor Panayotis I. Kelandrias Carmen Daniela Maier (M3) Translating Financial Crisis into The New Specialized Discourse of Greek: A Pedagogical Paradigm Business Greening 10.00 – 10.30 coffee Break Isabel Simões-Ferreira Marie Myers 10.30 – 12.30 Sessions Teaching English for Social Sci- On New Types of Knowledge ences: Making it Content-Based 12.30 – 14.00 Lunch (Assembly Hall) and Culturally Relevant

13.10 - 13.45 Poster Sessions (Assembly Hall)

14.00 – 15.30 Sessions

15.30 – 16.00 coffee Break

16.00 – 17.30 Sessions

18.30 – 19.30 Guided Tour of The Old Town

19.30 Symposium dinner at Hobro Huset, The Old Town (Dinner prepared by Gourmet restaurant Prins Ferdinand) The ASB Research Group for XVii european symposium on lsp Knowledge Communication 17 - 21 May 2009 17 Aarhus, Denmark

16.00 – 17.30 sessions continued

translation of specialized terminology and terminog- thesis proposal discourse – M107 raphy – M102 M104

Susanne Göpferich Abolfazl Zarnikhi Antoinette Mary Fage-Butler The Translation of Instructive Terminological Activities at the Patient Information Leaflets Academy of Persian Language and Texts from a Cognitive Perspec- as ’Risk Texts’: A Multimodal Literature (APLL) tive: Translation Students and Analysis Professionals Compared

Patricia Minacori Translation Assessment: Creation of a Platform for E-Learning

Cornelia Feyrer Communication, Code, Compli- ance, Culture: Medical Translation and its Didactics in a Globalized Context The ASB Research Group for XVII european symposium on lsp 18 Knowledge Communication 17 - 21 august 2009 Aarhus, Denmark

Programme 9.00 – 11.00 sessions friday 21 August 2009

linguistic features theoretical and methodo- logical aspects of special- 9.00 – 11.00 Sessions M105 ized discourse – M107 11.00 – 11.30 coffee Break Handan Girginer Hartwig Kalverkämper 11.30 – 13.00 Sessions Structural Features of Airspeak Klaus-Dieter Baumann Eine Summa als Promotor: Das 13.00 – 14.30 Lunch (Assembly Hall) Hans Landqvist Handbuch Fachkommunikation Swedish Music Slang: Form, 14.30 – 15.30 Keynote: Chris Candlin Meaning, and Function Suvi Isohella emergent Themes and Research Challenges: Methods in Technical Communi- Reconceptualising LSP (M3) Inga Massalina cation Qualification Research Discourse Markers in the LSP of 15.30 – 16.00 Closing Session (M3) Navy Peter Kastberg On the Ontogenesis of an Instruc- Akiko Okamura tional Text Ethnography and Corpus for the Analysis of Personal Pronouns in Larissa Alexeeva Academic Speech Boris Proskurnin Presentation of Professional Knowledge in Literary Texts

11.30 – 13.00 SESSIONS

translation of specialized cognitive aspects discourse – M105 M107

Aurelien Portuese Nadezhda Menshakova Law and Economics of the Europe- Representation of Fantastical an Multilingualism: The Problem Knowledge in LSP of the Cost of Its Non Coordination Mette Skovgaard Andersen Aino Piehl Conceptualising Weather Phenom- Surveying the Opinions of Finn- ena – Cultural Differences? ish Delegates in the EU: A Tool of Social Sciences in Linguistic Tatiana Tritenko Research Cognitive Foundations of Mytho- logical Terms in Clinical Psychol- Colin D. Robertson ogy Language LSP and EU Legal Language The ASB Research Group for XVii european symposium on lsp Knowledge Communication 17 - 21 May 2009 19 Aarhus, Denmark

9.00 – 11.00 sessions continued

communication of special- round table ized knowledge M103 M104

Richard E. Burket Svetlana Polyakova The Construction and Transmis- Elena Gritsenko sion of Law Enforcement Dis- Legal English versus General course as the Dominant Discourse English on Serial Killing in the U.S.

Morten Pilegaard Multidisciplinary Specialized Writ- ing and Translation Facilitation

Ellen Christoffersen Margrethe H. Møller Technical Manuals for the Elderly – Can Controlled Language Princi- ples Help?

Carmen Heine Klaus Schubert Modelling in Specialized Commu- nication Theory

11.30 – 13.00 sessions continued

terminology and terminog- round table raphy – M104 M103

Judith Kast-Aigner Jan Engberg The Terminology of the European Rita Temmerman Union’s Development Cooperation Methods of Assessing Specialized Policy Knowledge in Texts

Fabienne Fritzinger Ulrich Heid Nadine Siegmund Automatic Extraction of the Phra- seology of a Legal Subdomain

Viviana Gaballo Translating Stones: A Corpus- Based Linguistic and Lexicograph- ic Study in Specialized Terminol- ogy ASB CAMPUS

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