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The SKY Symposium is a biennial conference of The Linguistic Association of Finland (SKY) and hosted by different institutions in Finland. This year the symposium is organised at Tampere University in cooperation with The Plural Research Centre. The aim of the symposium is to bring together researchers from linguistics and language technology working with topics related to meaning. We hope the symposium will provide a common forum for all researchers interested in meaning but looking at it fr

This workshop is the first to focus on international research on language contact/translanguaging, sociolinguistic variation, and language change in signing communities. It has been inspired by work in the European Research Council SignMorph Project at the University of Birmingham, where we have been comparing sign language structure and use in different signing communities in Europe, the Middle East, Asia-Pacific, and Africa. We know that variation at all levels of linguistic structure (ph

Updated call for registration and programme: How we do (not) talk about mistaken beliefs 6 and 7 February 2025 Department of Philosophy, HHU Duesseldorf AIMS & SCOPE: The lexica of natural languages abundantly feature morphologically simple predicates that denote attitudes by which people get things right, for instance factive predicates like 'know'. Yet, as far as we know, they do not regularly feature contrafactive predicates that denote attitudes by which people get things wrong. It e

Day 1 - 28 March 2025 (for abstracts, visit the conference website) 9:00 - 9:30 Registration/Coffee 9:30 - 10:30 Invited Talk: Ruoan Wang (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Politeness as a part-time vocation for vacuous linguistic forms 10:30 - 10:40 Break 10:40 - 11:10 Antonio F谩bregas & Phoevos Panagiotidis (NTNU, University of Cyprus) (Online) On the absence of [addressee] formal features in human language 11:10 - 11:4

Workshop at the University of Bamberg, Germany, 17 to 18 September 2025 as part of the project "Young German Learner English" (funded by the German Research Foundation; grant DFG 515774206) Organized by Anna Rosen (University of Freiburg), Robert Fuchs (University of Bonn) & Valentin Werner (University of Bamberg) In research on Second Language Acquisition (SLA), and in the domain of Learner Corpus Research (LCR) specifically, there has been a tendency to rely on material from advanced le

Conference Overview Pragmatics, the study of language in the context of use and users, has developed significantly over the years with an excellent feat in dealing with context-dependent and context-shaping communication across several domains thanks to the influences of its theories. While the West had a thankfully and domineeringly pioneering role in creating and nurturing the theoretic trajectories of pragmatics, Africa, in recent times, has also contributed to the pool. Thus, theories and

Welcome to Constructions in the Nordics (CxGN) 4 at the Humboldt University of Berlin, 15鈥�16 September 2025! This fourth CxGN workshop on construction grammar in a Nordic context is a forum for both constructionist researchers in the Nordic countries, regardless of what languages they are studying, and linguists applying constructionist approaches to any of the Nordic languages, regardless of where they are studying. The workshop will be held in Berlin, with presentations held on-site and the op

This international conference seeks to provide a forum for an in-depth discussion of the range of ways in which natural languages express conditionality worldwide. Conditional constructions have primarily been examined by logicians and, to a lesser extent, linguists. Therefore, it is urgently necessary to collate the typological features of conditional constructs present in languages from various language families, each exhibiting unique characteristics. The secondary objective is to uncover nov

The Department of Linguistics and Cognitive Science at Pomona College is hosting the Pomona Acquisition Workshop (PAW) 2025 on April 5, 2025. The purpose of the workshop is to bring together linguists in Southern California who are working on language acquisition, including first and second language acquisition, bilingualism, and heritage language acquisition. This workshop is intended for junior faculty and graduate students in particular, as an opportunity to showcase their research and receiv

CALICHE is the annual Applied Linguistics graduate student conference on the teaching and learning of second languages organized by the Graduate Society of Applied Linguistics (GSAL) in the Department of Classical and Modern Languages and Literatures at Texas Tech University. This conference, held since 2012, includes presentations and poster sessions chosen through a peer review process. Participants come from various parts of Texas and surrounding states. We are welcoming submissions from l

The Department of Classical Studies, Faculty of Arts, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic, is pleased to announce the Laetae Segetes IX International PhD and Young Researchers conference. Since its inception in 2005, this biennial event has provided an inspiring platform for emerging researchers to present their work, exchange ideas, and build connections in a supportive academic environment. We invite proposals from PhD students and early-career researchers (up to 35 years old, including p

Call for Abstracts: 鈥楤elt and Road鈥� International Conference on Multilingual Education, Cultural Heritage, and Talent Cultivation The 鈥楤elt and Road鈥� International Conference on Multilingual Education, Cultural Heritage, and Talent Cultivation is scheduled for 17 鈥� 18 June 2025 at The Education University of Hong Kong. This conference is organised by Centre for Chinese and Multilingual Education Development (CCMED), CKC TechCulture Innovation Centre (CKCTIC), and EdUHK鈥揧NNU Joint Centre f

Critical anti-racist perspectives are a crucial objective in both foreign language teaching and language teacher education, as it not only aspires to provide inclusive and equitable learning environments but also prepares students to navigate a world shaped by structures of inequality. Language education inherently involves exchange and understanding, making it a powerful tool to challenge and dismantle racist ideologies. By integrating anti-racist practices, educators can foster critical thinki

The Faculty of Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics at the University of Oxford invites abstract submissions for the Oxford Postgraduate Conference in Linguistics (LingO), to be held on June 25-26, 2025 at Jesus College, University of Oxford. Postgraduates (Master鈥檚, PhD) and early-career researchers are invited to submit abstracts in all subfields of linguistics for both oral presentations (20 minutes plus additional 10 minutes for discussion) and poster presentations. Submissions and part

Aston Stylistics Research Group is delighted to announce the call for papers for The Poetics and Linguistics Association Annual Conference (PALA 2025). The conference theme is Digital Stylistics. We invite proposals for twenty-minute papers that explore the relationship between stylistics as an academic discipline and various kinds of digital texts, tools and practices. Papers might explore areas that include, but are not limited to: -stylistic analyses of digital texts -digital methods

As we face global challenges, the role of effective communication and language skills becomes increasingly vital. This conference aims to showcase innovative teaching methods, research findings, and practical applications that empower learners, bridge cultural divides, and foster inclusive and sustainable practices in education and beyond. Topics ranging from technology-enhanced language learning to sociolinguistic approaches for community development all with the goal of shaping a more accessib

鈥淭he 6th International Workshop on Syntactic Cartography鈥� will be held on October 31-November 1, 2025 at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), which is jointly organized by the Department of Chinese Language and Literature, CUHK, the Department of Linguistics and Modern Languages, CUHK, the Department of Japanese Studies, CUHK, the T. T. Ng Chinese Language Research Centre, and the International Association of Syntactic Cartographic Studies. Keynote Speakers 鈥� Prof. C.-T. James HUA

Registration is needed. Please fill out the registration form by February 22: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1o4ASG2VQ0eT9qStWM_rL56sigD-viB67tUTOXKQ8m9Q/ Most of the talks will be recorded and uploaded on the video platform that registered participants can access for two weeks. Program (Japan Standard Time (JST) = UTC/GMT +9 hours) 10:00-10:30 Welcome 10:30-10:35 Opening 10:40-11:10 Aritz Irurtzun (CNRS-IKER) Linearization of syntactic structure: Developmental biases and de

Scholars from across disciplines have analyzed the connections between language and power. As an expressive resource, language empowers us to elicit emotions, tell stories, persuade others, solve problems, and display a stance. In learning and using particular languages, such as Indigenous and heritage languages, we have the power to connect to our communities and imagine our futures. By using language, we also express our multiple, dynamic, and simultaneous identities. This conference b

The workshop "Third Factors in Language Design: the view from Heritage Languages" will be held in Paris (Inalco) on June 6 2025. It is organized within the IRN project "Heritage Languages in Europe" (CNRS & University of Paris 8) Invited speaker: Roberta D'Alessandro (University of Utrecht) Organizers: Elena Soare (Univ. Paris 8 & CNRS), Alexandru Mardale (Inalco & CNRS) and Larisa Avram (Univ. Bucharest) General description Since Chomsky鈥檚 (2005) seminal paper on language design, the ro