Publications

The aim of the series of informal workshops has not been to prepare specific publication projects, as the focus is squarely on discussion and debate outside of the time and publication pressures of participants' 'day jobs'. At the same time, it is the case that various contributors and attendees to the past and planned workshops have collaborated on various edited volumes in recent years. As part of the Namur meeting, we hope to discuss the main findings of recent collaborative editing projects, as well as updating participants on ongoing publication projects in the area of viewpoint research. Below we list some of the work which has centrally involved contributors to these workshops, since the year of the first in the series, 2016. 

Edited volumes since 2016

• Dancygier, Barbara, Wei-lun Lu, & Arie Verhagen (eds). 2016. Viewpoint and the Fabric of Meaning: Form and Use of Viewpoint Tools across Languages and Modalities (Cognitive Linguistics Research 55). Berlin / Boston: De Gruyter Mouton. 
• Dancygier, Barbara & Lieven Vandelanotte (eds). 2017. Viewpoint Phenomena in Multimodal Communication. Special issue of Cognitive Linguistics 28 (3). 
• Vandelanotte, Lieven & Barbara Dancygier (eds). 2017. Multimodal Artefacts and the Texture of Viewpoint. Special issue of Journal of Pragmatics 122. 
• Gentens, Caroline, María Sol Sansiñena, Stef Spronck & An Van linden (eds). 2019. Irregular Perspective Shifts and Perspective Persistence. Discourse-oriented and Theoretical Approaches. Special issue of Pragmatics 29 (2).
• van Krieken, Kobie, José Sanders & Eve Sweetser (eds). 2019. Time and Viewpoint in Narrative Discourse. Special issue of Cognitive Linguistics 30 (2).
• Van linden, An, Stef Spronck, Caroline Gentens & María Sol Sansiñena (eds). 2020. Notes from the Field on Perspective-indexing Constructions: Irregular Shifts and Perspective Persistence. Special issue of Functions of Language 27 (1).