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SUMMARY (ENGLISH) Morirse, salirse, comerse y otros pseudorreflexivos sin motivaci贸n argumental, by Martha Guzm谩n, is a relevant contribution to the field of Romance linguistics, as it provides a comprehensive approach to the phenomenon of pseudo鈥恟eflexivity in French and Spanish verbs. Researchers working on contrastive grammar of Spanish and French will see this text as a useful and complete analysis of these constructions from both a synchronic and a diachronic angle, since the book is pre

Guest Editors: Todor Koev, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, tkoev@scarletmail.rutgers.edu Maria Esipova, Bar-Ilan University, masha.esipova@nyu.edu Special Issue Information: The concept of at-issueness revolves around the intuition that the information conveyed by an utterance is segmented into main (at-issue) content and peripheral/background (not-at-issue) content. This distinction has played a key role in understanding various linguistic phenomena, like presupposition (e.g., Kartt

When you have finished your review, please go to https://linguistlist.org/reviews/submit and click the button under this book title. SUMMARY 鈥淟ogic for Everyone: From Proof to Paradox鈥� (henceforth, 鈥淟ogic for Everyone鈥�), written by Jason Decker (2025), Professor of Philosophy and Cognitive Science in Carleton College, is an academic textbook designed for undergraduate students who seek a rigorous yet accessible introduction to formal logic. It can also be intended for a broader interdiscip

SUMMARY In 2025, the researcher Lauren Gawne published "Gesture: A slim guide" (Oxford). This book is a significant addition to the communication field, providing a necessary and substantial resource for a wide range of communication enthusiasts. It is a valuable asset for interested readers, including those who have not received formal education in languages, as well as postgraduate students and researchers. The primary objective of this publication is the provision and introduction of resea

How are invented languages created? Artificially constructed languages ('conlangs') shed light on how we can apply the universal principles of language to produce whole new languages. Grounded on world building and linguistic typology, this engaging book provides a step-by-step guide to language invention, introducing the basic blocks of language building (such as sounds, morphemes and sentence structure) and demonstrating their use in both natural languages from English to Swahili, and invented

Australian languages form a large genetic group with many interesting and distinctive phonological and morphological properties. Written by two experts in the field, this is the first book-length treatment of this topic, providing an in-depth discussion of a wealth of little-known data on the sound systems and word structures of Australian Indigenous languages. It includes a critical evaluation of theoretical approaches from the 1950s up to the current day, including recent experimental, psychol

Many children and adults experience significant breakdown in the use of language. The resulting pragmatic disorders present a considerable barrier to effective communication. This book is the first critical examination of the current state of our knowledge of pragmatic disorders and provides a comprehensive overview of the main concepts and theories in pragmatics. It examines the full range of pragmatic disorders that occur in children and adults and discusses how they are assessed and treated b

This Element introduces the study of forensic linguistics, particularly in southern Africa, but also in Africa more generally. In the past six decades, there has been clear evidence that the discipline of forensic linguistics is, or was, unknown to general linguists, legal linguists, and applied linguists on the African continent. Now, however, the situation is rapidly changing, with forensic linguistics studies gaining momentum in various parts of Africa. In this Element the authors introduce t

This Element deals with the relationship between cognition, understood as the process of acquiring and developing knowledge, and diverse types of conspiracy theories, or short, 'CTs'. Section 1 lays the groundwork for the analysis by determining four components of narrative argumentative framing in CTs, of which the first three are constitutive for all CTs, with a fourth representing the 'optional' collective action-guiding 鈥渟cenario鈥� component. Section 2 exemplifies manifestations of these comp

Uniformitarianism is the widely held assumption that, in the case of languages, structural and other changes in the past must have been triggered and constrained by the same ecological factors as changes in the present. This volume, led by two of the most eminent scholars in language contact, brings together an international team of authors to shed new light on Uniformitarianism in historical linguistics. Applying the Uniformitarian Principle to creoles and pidgins, as well as other languages, t

This Element addresses the challenges and opportunities that arise in the study of sound systems of understudied languages within the context of language documentation, an expanding field that seeks to develop records of the world's languages and their patterns of use in their broader cultural and social context. The topics covered in this Element focus on different elements of language documentation and their relationship to phonological analysis, including lexicography, documentary corpora, mu

Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) is an educational approach that combines the teaching of subject content with language learning. Originally developed in Europe, CLIL has since been adopted across diverse educational and geographical contexts. This Element offers a comprehensive overview of CLIL, tracing its origins and global development. It examines the theoretical foundations of the approach, as well as key implementation strategies and their impact on language acquisition, con

The modern era we are living in is marked by a significantly rapid pace of globalization and pervasive diffusion of technological advancements. These synergistic forces have effectively eradicated geographical barriers and forged what van Dijk (1991) and Castells (1996) refer to as the 鈥渘etwork society,鈥� which metamorphoses disparate national entities into an intricately interconnected tapestry of societies and cultures (Castells, 2000). The nature of this global structure places new, urgent dem

We are pleased to invite scholars to participate in the 10th International Conference on Slavic Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, to be held on November 6鈥�7, 2026, at National Chengchi University (Taipei, Taiwan). Under the theme 鈥淣ew Trends in the Study of Slavic Languages, Literatures, and Cultures in Eastern and Western Contexts,鈥� the conference welcomes contributions from researchers in Taiwan and abroad. Through perspectives from linguistics, literary studies, history, cultural studies,

The Department of Linguistics at Purdue University is announcing its annual Purdue Linguistics Symposium (PLS) 2026. We invite scholars working within all theoretical and applied areas of linguistics to submit their research and join us at PLS 2026. Topics include, but are not limited to syntax, semantics, syntax-semantics interface, phonetics, phonology, morphology, L2 acquisition, bilingualism, pragmatics, historical linguistics, sociolinguistics, sign language, and corpus linguistics. PLS 202

I'm Abdennour Sabiri, a PhD candidate from Hassan II University, Morocco. One research project we are working on is related to how foreigners speak Moroccan Arabic, and would like to invite participants willing to take part in a sociolinguistic interview. The interview will be done in Moroccan Arabic, but regardless of your speaking proficiency, don't be afraid to give it a shot. The interview is expected to take 30min to 2 hours depending on your willingness. We call it an interview, but yo

Disinformation is commonly discussed through a set of dominant narratives, such as the claim that we live in a post-factual era, that we are witnessing an unprecedented boom of disinformation and conspiracy theories, that disinformation is the main driver of societal polarization, or that language itself is losing its meanings. Regardless of the empirical validity of these narratives, disinformation and conspiracy theories have become a central topic across many scientific disciplines. The pr

The UC Davis Cluster on Language Research is pleased to announce our 12th annual Symposium on Language Research, taking place in May 22nd and 23rd, 2026. The current theme is "Language at a Crossroads: History, Innovation, and Change." The UC Davis CLR is a very interdisciplinary, fully student-run and organized conference hosting research on "language" in any capacity. Every year, we have presentations on work done in departments of linguistics, education, psychology, cognitive science, for

International Congress U. Paris Sorbonne, 11-12 septembre 2026, 28 rue Serpente 75005 Paris University of Paris La-Sorbonne, Organisators : Irina Shakhovskaya-Thomi猫res (University of Paris la Sorbonne, CeLiSo EA 7332) Marc Ruiz-Zorrilla Cruzate (U. of Barcelona) "Au C艙ur Du Verbe: Classifier, Explorer, Relier" Ce colloque se veut un espace de discussion sur l鈥檜n des sujets majeurs de la linguistique. Il sera centr茅 sur le domaine verbal. S鈥檌nscrivant dans le prolongement d鈥檜ne importan

We are currently conducting a linguistic survey in which we would like to find out what people spontaneously remember about fairy tales. For example, what does the evil queen in 鈥淪now White鈥� ask when she wants to know if she looks good? Our survey is anonymous and takes only ten minutes to complete. We would be very grateful if you could take part and share it as widely as possible within your networks. The survey will remain open until January 31, 2026. You can find further information about