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The workshop Acquaintance, Familiarity & Value will take place at the University of Barcelona & University Pompeu Fabra on November 6-7th, 2025. We will explore topics surrounding the phenomenon of the 鈥渁cquaintance inference" of aesthetic language. Program: Day 1: Seminari de Filosofia (Room 4100), Facultat de Filosofia, University of Barcelona -10:30-10:45 Welcome -10:45-11:30 Nate Charlow (University of Toronto): Against Indeterminacy-Based Theories of Acquaintance -12:00-12:45 Suchit

The 2026 European Society for the Study of English Conference Seminar 10.- Disinformation in and out: Qualitative Linguistic Analyses of Digital Disinformation Texts With the challenges and crises of recent years, digital disinformation texts (in popular 鈥� though not always precise 鈥� usage also referred to as 鈥榝ake news鈥�) have become increasingly popular and seem to have gained ground among various groups of internet users. Defined as 鈥渇alse information [that] is knowingly shared to cause ha

The Learner Corpus Research Conference 2026 (LCR 2026) will be held in the beautiful and historically rich city of Prague in September 2026. Organized biennially under the auspices of the Learner Corpus Association, the upcoming conference is hosted by the Department of Linguistics at the Faculty of Arts, Charles University. The event is co-organized by two of its constituent units: the Department of English Language and ELT Methodology and the Czech National Corpus. The conference, titled Fo

This international workshop convened by DIASCO-TIB aims to reflect on names and naming practices in the context of migration from a variety of disciplines of the humanities and social sciences, tackling present or historical situations analyzed through empirical case studies. Dates: November 20-21, 2025. Venue: Auditorium Dum茅zil, Maison de la Recherche, Inalco (2, rue de Lille, 75007 Paris), and online No registration required, in-person or online. The conference programme with abstract

The Computational Resources for South Asian Languages (CoRSAL) language archive will hold its IX annual meeting Dec 11th聽and 12th聽2025 from 10:00am-6:00pm IST.聽聽Join us via ZOOM. Link provided upon registration.聽聽 Register at: https://go.iu.edu/8vPg The goal of the event is to (1) create awareness in India of the CoRSAL digital language archive and (2) to explore avenues of research and (3) academic collaboration between IU and Indian partners.聽聽 The event brings together聽CoRSAL

The Centre for Literacy and Multilingualism (CeLM) is delighted to announce that the 6th International Symposium on Bilingual and L2 Processing in Adults and Children (ISBPAC 2026) will be held on June 18th-19th, 2026 at the University of Reading, UK. ISBPAC brings together researchers who investigate bi-/multilingualism from various disciplines, including linguistics, cognitive science, cognitive neuroscience, multimodal communication, and language pedagogy, addressing language acquisition and

The Austronesian Formal Linguistics Association (AFLA) promotes the study of Austronesian languages from a formal perspective. Since 1994, AFLA has served internationally as the most prominent and influential venue for presentation and discussion of recent research on Austronesian languages. Research disseminated at AFLA spans all subfields of linguistics (syntax, semantics, phonology, morphology, sociolinguistics, psycholinguistics, language acquisition, historical linguistics, etc). AFLA has a

Workshop at the EVOLANG conference, 7-10 April 2026 Conveners: Judith Verstegen, Sietze Norder, Nicholas Q. Emlen, Derek Karssenberg & Rik van Gijn Linguistic diversity is unevenly distributed across the globe: hotspots of language, genealogical, and structural diversity are surrounded by large areas with a low linguistic variation. This non-random spatial distribution suggests that, mediated through cultural behavior, the biophysical environment plays a key role in the evolution of linguist

You are warmly invited to submit an abstract for a symposium organised by the BAAL Research Synthesis in Applied Linguistics Special Interest Group. Date: 4th December 2025 (Thu) Time: 9.30 am - 5 pm UK time Platform: MS Teams Keynote speaker: Prof James Thomas, UCL Tentative title: How to select and evaluate AI tools for evidence syntheses? The symposium will begin with an opening keynote (1 hour), followed by (parallel) paper presentation sessions throughout the day. Each paper prese

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We are delighted to announce that the Gallo-Romance Advances in Morphology & Syntax (GRAMS) workshop will be held in Trinity College Dublin on 25-26 May 2026. GRAMS embraces the full diversity of the Gallo鈥慠omance continuum, such as French and its regional varieties, the lesser-studied O茂l dialects (e.g., Gallo, Picard, Franc-Comtois), and the Oc varieties of southern France (e.g., Proven莽al, Auvergnat, Languedocien). Other indigenous Gallo-Romance languages include Gascon, Francoproven莽al, a

Angesichts der tiefgreifenden Wandlungsprozesse, die die heutige Geisteswissenschaft allgemein und die Romanistik im Besonderen pr盲gen, lohnt es sich, den Begriff des Kontinuums neu zu beleuchten. Die Systematisierung von Forschungsgegenst盲nden, Daten, Texten, Erfahrungen鈥� stellt einen zentralen Aspekt wissenschaftlichen Arbeitens dar. In diesem Zusammenhang kommen wir f眉r die Beschreibung von zueinander in Relation stehenden Entit盲ten immer wieder auf die Idee des Kontinuums zur眉ck. Dabei ge

APLL is a conference for the presentation of research on any aspect of the linguistics of Austronesian and Papuan languages. Invited Speakers: - Mary Walworth - Yusuf Sawaki We invite you to present at APLL18 on any aspect of the linguistics of Austronesian and Papuan languages. Talks will be 20 minutes, followed by 10 minutes of discussion. To apply for a timeslot for your talk, please send us an abstract of your topic. Abstracts can be up to one A4 page, including everything excep

While love and desire are often treated as personal and private matters, they are also sites of conflict, negotiation, and power. Historically, controlling expressions of desire has been used to enforce social hierarchies, gender norms, and colonial power. Even today, conflicts over consent, domestic violence, LGBTQ+ rights, and cross-cultural misunderstandings reveal the urgent need to better understand how love and desire are communicated. Addressing these questions is not only of academic int

Anthropogenic ecosystem changes are affecting many societies, which are experiencing biodiversity loss as well as the arrival and proliferation of unfamiliar life forms. The adaptation of human activities to these changes is a rich field of study for both the humanities and the life sciences. Organised to mark the LACITO laboratory's fiftieth anniversary, this conference seeks to explore ecological upheavals from the perspective of language. Keynote Speakers: - Aung Si, linguist (University

PHEX 18 is the fifth (online) workshop of our research project 鈥淭he Mapping from Syntax to Phonology: Theory, Typology and History,鈥欌�� which is a continuation of our project 鈥淧honological Externalization of Morphosyntactic Structure: Universals and Variables'' (2015-2020). Following the success of the previous workshops in Sapporo, Niigata, Tokyo and Lexington, KY, we are glad to invite abstracts for presentation about the morphosyntax-phonology interface. Possible topics include: Topic 1: T

Valentina Apresjan (Dartmouth College), Mikhail Kopotev (University of Helsinki), Piotr Sobotka (Polish Academy of Sciences), Mladen Uhlik (University of Ljubljana) This workshop aims to bring together researchers interested in the syntax, semantics, and pragmatics of constructions with multiple WH-words across languages. Such constructions involve two or more WH-elements that typically distribute over different arguments or functions, rather than forming collective units (cf. Moravcsik 1978;

Description: Slurring Terms Across Languages (STAL-2026) is an international and interdisciplinary workshop whose primary aim is to gather work on slurs from languages that have been seldom discussed in the recent philosophical and semantic literature, and in particular, from sign languages and non-Indo-European languages. It aims to bring to light new empirical data and uncover novel interesting phenomena that may have the potential to challenge current theories of slurs. We search for theoret

We are delighted to announce that Lavender Languages and Linguistics 32 will be held at the University of Edinburgh from Wednesday 2nd 鈥� Friday 4th September 2026. The theme of the conference is 鈥楺ueer (Dis)Belonging鈥� (description on our website: https://lavlang32.ppls.ed.ac.uk/). We are excited to host the following keynote speakers: - Dr. Nikki Lane (Duke University) - Dr. Kevin Guyan (the University of Edinburgh, School of Business) - Prof. Erez Levon (Universit盲t Bern) - Dr. Stam

Meeting Description: The main focus of the NeuroD-WELL series of workshops is the early development of language in individuals with neurodevelopmental disorders, or at risk of developing language impairments due to familial risk or other risk factors. It is known that language deficits occur in a variety of neurodevelopmental disorders, as in intellectual disabilities, language disorder, social communication disorder, or autism spectrum disorder, as well as in at-risk groups. However, little