ecology language acquisition ecology language acquisition international research workshop university amsterdam netherlands 11 15 january 1999 second announcement call papers workshop reexamines certain assumptions implicit much language acquisition research date primacy onespeaker onehearer interaction static interpretation context participant roles presupposition monolingual monocultural social matrix focus meeting thus complexity circumstances language acquirer operates addressed questions discourseanalytic anthropological descriptions communicative interaction integrated account conversation multiparty ritual talk also manmachine interaction forms virtual participation networks cyberspace notion hared context extended capture floor shifts online construction meaning take place progress unfolding discourse theories acquisition made sensitive complex linguistic sociocultural environments varying degrees plural mixed flux intention bring together people paradigms l1 l2 acquisition research aim exploring empirical base multiple contexts language acquisition interrelated ecosystemic validity interrelations may theoretically modelled planning programme organizers assisted scientific advisory board consisting eve clark max planck insitute stanford claire kramsch berkeley leo van lier monterey ben rampton thames valley remco scha amsterdam also agreed contribute keynote talks would like propose paper please send abstract maximum 300 words email 30 april address ecolang hum uva nl although obliged limit real participation 30 people making provision form remote partial participation via email possible audio links think interested participating either capacity please let us know email workshop fee live participants dfl 160 approximately us 75 workshop organized jet van dam jonathan leather anne bannink faculty humanities university amsterdam http www hum uva nl ecolang