XIXth congress of the International association of empirical
aesthetics

Organised by the Laboratoire Culture et Communication
University of Avignon, France.

Deadlines :
Submission of abstracts : November 25, 2005
Notice of acceptance : January 2006
Manuscript for proceedings : April 30, 2006
Early registration : March 31, 2006

Informations :
E-mail : jean-christophe.vilatte_at_univ-avignon.fr

Organizing Committee :
Hana Gottesdiener and Jean-Christophe Vilatte (congress organizers),
Jean Davallon, Emmanuel Ethis, Daniel Jacobi (University of Avignon,
France), Holger Höge University of Oldenburg, Germany)

International Advisory Board :
Paolo Bonaiuto (Italy); Jo Chiung-Hua Chen (Taiwan); Gerald Cupchik
(Canada); Hartmut Espe (Germany); Joao Pedro Frois (Portugal); Anna
Maria Giannini (Italy); Paul Locher (USA); Pavel Machotka (USA); Colin
Martindale (USA); Gisèle Marty (Spain); Vladimir Petrov (Russia);
George Shortess (USA).

Program
Congress Topics :
Aesthetic Appreciation, Aesthetic Experience, Visual Perception and
Art, Auditory Perception and Art, Psychology of Music, Appreciation of
Literature, Culture and Media, Cinema, Festivals, Museology, Art
Education

The technical congress program will consist of keynote addresses,
parallel sessions, symposia, posters, posters, workshops, and an art
exhibition.

Official Languages will be English and French. All written material
(abstracts, posters, and contributions to the proceedings must be in
English. The main language will be English, however, depending on the
symposium or workshop, there will be a consecutive translation from
French to English or from English to French.

Submission of Abstracts
Abstracts for papers, symposia or workshops must be received not later
than november 5. The abstract should not exceed 600 words in length
(Times New Roman, 12 points), and should be sent via e-mail. Notice of
acceptance: January 2006. Deadline for the camera-ready manuscript for
proceedings: April 30, 2006.
Proceedings
Details for the 4 pages camera-ready manuscript will be given with the
notice of acceptance.

Registration Fees
Before March 31, 2006: 180 Euros for members of IAEA, 230 Euros for
non-members, 50 Euros for students.
After March 31, 2006: 230 Euros for members of IAEA, 280 Euros for
non-members, 75 Euros for students.
Reduced fees for participants from countries with exchange rate
problems

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