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Les usages de la langueLa notion d&#8217;usage en Sciences du langage se situe sans doute &#224; l&#8217;intersection de ce que F. de Saussure distinguait sous les noms de Langue et Parole.&#160; En consid&#233;rant que les usages de la langue correspondent &#224; la mani&#232;re dont les locuteurs utilisent la langue comme outil de communication et aux diff&#233;rentes productions verbales des locuteurs, on pourra alors s&#8217;int&#233;resser aux pratiques langagi&#232;res de locuteurs issus d&#8217;une m&#234;me communaut&#233; linguistique.A cette id&#233;e d&#8217;usage, on associe fr&#233;quemment la notion de norme telle qu&#8217;on la retrouve dans les grammaires et &#224; partir de laquelle la notion de variation se d&#233;finit.Les chercheurs sont invit&#233;s &#224; se poser diverses questions : quelles sont les pratiques langagi&#232;res des locuteurs ? est-il possible d&#8217;observer une &#233;volution de ces pratiques ? quelle est l&#8217;influence de l&#8217;environnement (socioculturel, politique&#8230;) sur le langage d&#8217;un interlocuteur ou d&#8217;un locuteur ? quels sont les genres de discours observables ? quelles sont les relations existantes entre la norme et les variations du langage ? comment les usages du langage sont acquis par l&#8217;enfant ? etc.Ce th&#232;me pourra &#234;tre abord&#233; selon les diff&#233;rentes disciplines des Sciences du langage : acquisition du langage, analyse du discours, didactique des langues, linguistique historique morpho-syntaxe, phon&#233;tique, s&#233;mantique, sociolinguistique, etc.SoumissionLes propositions de communication orale se feront en police Times New Roman 12, interligne simple, sous forme d&#8217;un r&#233;sum&#233; de 1000 mots au maximum (r&#233;f&#233;rences incluses) et les propositions de poster sous forme d&#8217;un r&#233;sum&#233; de 500 mots au maximum (r&#233;f&#233;rences incluses). Dans le cas de transcriptions phon&#233;tiques, veuillez utiliser la police SILDoulos t&#233;l&#233;chargeable sur&#160; http://www.sil.org/computing/catalog/show_software.asp?id=91.Les propositions sont &#224; envoyer au Comit&#233; d&#8217;Organisation par courriel (rjc2010.paris3@gmail.com) en double exemplaire au format .rtf : le premier sera nomm&#233; &#171; anon_nom-de-l-auteur_rjc2010.rtf &#187; (par exemple &#171; anon_DUPONT_rjc2010.rtf &#187;) et contiendra :Le titre5 mots-cl&#233;sLa disciplineLe r&#233;sum&#233;Le second&#160; nomm&#233;&#160; &#171; nom-de-l-auteur_rjc2010.rtf &#187; (par exemple &#171; DUPONT_rjc2010.rtf &#187;) devra comporter les informations suivantes, en plus des pr&#233;c&#233;dentes :Les coordonn&#233;es (nom, pr&#233;nom, courriel et adresse postale)L&#8217;affiliation et le niveau d&#8217;&#233;tudes (pr&#233;ciser le nombre d&#8217;ann&#233;es pour le doctorat)Le directeur de rechercheUne seule soumission par participant sera examin&#233;eLes communications orales et les posters pourront se faire en anglais ou en fran&#231;ais. La dur&#233;e de la communication est fix&#233;e &#224; 20 minutes + 10 minutes de discussion.Site internet : http://sites.google.com/site/rjced268paris3/Calendrier    8 f&#233;vrier 2010 : Date limite d&#8217;envoi des propositions de communication orale (1000 mots) et de poster (500 mots).    Mi-avril 2010 : R&#233;ponse du Comit&#233; d&#8217;Organisation apr&#232;s examen par le Comit&#233; de lecture.    3 et 4 juin 2010 : Journ&#233;es des RJC ED 268. Comit&#233; Scientifique :     Michel Charolles,     Francine Cicurel,     Luca Gr&#233;co,     Marie-Christine Lala,     Sophie Moirand,     Aliyah Morgenstern,     Jean-Paul Narcy-Combes,     Claire Pillot-Loiseau,     Christian Puech,     Georges Rebuschi,     Annie Rialland,     Anne Salazar-Orvig,    Jacqueline Vaissi&#232;re,     Daniel V&#233;ronique,     Martine Vertalier. Comit&#233; d&#8217;Organisation :     Aron Arnold,     Huy-Linh Dao,     Christine da Silva,     Laurianne Georgeton,     A&#239;da&#160; Graya,     Clara Legendre,     Maryna Lytvinova,     Patricia Matera,     Nikola Maurova Paillereau,     Marie Rimbault-Joffard,     Lionel Liangcai Shen,&#160;     Katarzyna Starosciak.Call for paperDoctoral School 268 &#34;Langage et langues&#34;Sorbonne Nouvelle University - Paris 3 June 3-4, 2010Created in 1998, the Rencontres Jeunes Chercheurs (RJC) of the&#160;Doctoral School &#171; Langage et langues &#187; (ED 268, Sorbonne Nouvelle University &#8211; Paris 3) is an opportunity for junior researchers preparing for a Master's degree or a Doctorate, but also for post-doctorates, to present their work in paper or&#160;poster sessions.This year, for the 13th edition of the RJC, the theme will be : &#160;Language in useThe notion of language in use in linguistics is undoubtedly located at the intersection of what F. de Saussure distinguished by terms Langue and Parole. Since the use of the language represents both the way speakers use the language as a means of communication and particular utterances of various kinds, it is relevant to study language practice of speakers who come from the same language community.To this notion of use, the notion of norm is frequently associated. It is the norm, commonly found in grammar books, that leads to the definition of variation.The scientists are to ask questions like: What is the language in use of various speakers? Is there a development in the language in use? What influences the language in use of interlocutors? Is it the&#160;sociocultural&#160;environment and political factors? Which are the real world communicative functions? Which are noticeable interferences between the norm and its variations? How do children acquire language in use?&#160;This topic can be treated differently in various linguistic fields: language acquisition, text analysis, linguistic methodology, historical linguistics, morpho-syntax, phonetics, semantics, socio-linguistics, etc.SubmissionProposals&#160;for oral presentations should be typed in Times New Roman 12, simple spacing, in the form of a summary of 1000 words at most (including references) and the proposals&#160;for posters in the form of a summary of 500 words (including references). In the case of phonetic transcriptions, please use the SILDoulos font http://www.sil.org/computing/catalog/show_software.asp?id=91 Propositions are to be sent to the Organization Committee by e-mail (rjc.ed268.2010@gmail.com), in the .rtf format. They should be sent twice:- The first one will be named &#34;anon_NAME_rjc2010rtf&#34; (for example: anon_SMITH_rjc2010.rtf) and will contain:&#160;title, fields of research, 5 keywords, a summary.- The second named &#34; NAME_rjc2010.rtf &#34; (for example &#160;SMITH_rjc2010.rtf) will contain the following information, besides the previous ones : personal data (last name, first name, e-mail and personal postal address),&#160;level of studies (clarify the number of years for the doctorate),&#160;research supervizor(s). Only one submission will be examined for each participantThe languages of oral presentations and&#160;posters will be&#160;in English or French. The duration of oral presentations will be 20 minutes&#160;+ 10 minutes for questions. Before the display of posters, each author will be invited to present their work in a short oral presentation (5 min.). CALENDAR    February 8, 2010 : Deadline for the submission of&#160;abstracts for oral presentations (1,000 words) and of posters (500 words).     Mid-April, 2010 : Answer from the Organization Committee after examination by the Selected Scientific Committee.     June 3 &#8211; June 4, 2010 :&#160;Rencontres Jeunes Chercheurs 2010.Web site&#160;: http://sites.google.com/site/rjced268paris3/Scientific Committee&#160;:&#160;    Michel Charolles,     Francine Cicurel,     Luca Gr&#233;co,     Marie-Christine Lala,     Sophie Moirand,     Aliyah Morgenstern,     Jean-Paul Narcy-Combes,     Claire Pillot-Loiseau,     Christian Puech,     Georges Rebuschi,     Annie Rialland,     Anne Salazar-Orvig,    Jacqueline Vaissi&#232;re,     Daniel V&#233;ronique,     Martine Vertalier. Organization Committee :     Aron Arnold,     Huy-Linh Dao,     Christine da Silva,     Laurianne Georgeton,     A&#239;da&#160; Graya,     Clara Legendre,     Maryna Lytvinova,     Patricia Matera,     Nikola Maurova Paillereau,     Marie Rimbault-Joffard,     Lionel Liangcai Shen,&#160;     Katarzyna Starosciak.