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Oriental Meetings in Sosnowiec (Sosnowieckie Spotkania Orientalistyczne) is an interdisciplinary academic conference promoting intercultural dialogue, addressed to young scholars, including postgraduate and graduate students, whose research interests focus on the languages, literatures and cultures of Oriental countries, especially Arabic-speaking countries, Central Asian countries, China, Japan and India organized by the Institute of Linguistics of the University of Silesia in Katowice (Poland)

Background: The study of how the human brain manages and uses multiple languages has been a central topic in cognition, psychology, and psycholinguistics for decades. Different aspects of how bilinguals activate and control their different languages, which cognitive skills are enhanced during this mental juggling, and what are the limits to the processes of language switching and mixing are a few of the topics that have been at the forefront of such research (Blanco-Elorrieta & Pylkk盲nen 2017

From voice assistants and generative AI to the evolving relationships between humans and their animal companions, language-based communication with non-humans is becoming an increasingly common feature of the everyday. In response, we are seeing a surge in research from linguistics to philosophy to the social sciences, investigating the meanings, quandaries, and realities of this new communicative terrain. This conference aims to build a bridge between the predominantly distinct fields of human鈥�

The proposed workshop aims to explore and understand what鈥檚 special about body part noun incorporation compared to other types of incorporation found across the world鈥檚 languages. Which particular body part terms tend to be incorporated, and what might this reveal about universal patterns in linguistic structure and meaning? By bringing together researchers working on diverse languages, this workshop seeks to uncover the distinctive characteristics, functions, and typological tendencies of body

The 2026 Taiwan Computer-Assisted Language Learning (TaiwanCALL) and Global Computer-Assisted Language Learning (GLoCALL) Joint Conference adopts the theme 鈥淐ALL for All: Inclusive, Adaptive, and Engaging Language Learning.鈥� This conference aims to bring together international scholars and practitioners in the field of Computer-Assisted Language Learning (CALL) to examine current progress and challenges in achieving educational equity through technology-enhanced language learning. It seeks to ex

The 9th International Conference on Figurative Thought and Language (FTL9) continues the tradition of regular forums for the discussion of links between figurative thought and language established in Thessaloniki (2014), Pavia (2015), Osijek (2017), Braga (2018), Sofia (2020), Pozna艅 (2022), Genoa (2023), and Klagenfurt (2025). FTL9 will focus on the theme Blending Minds and Machines: Figurative Language, Creativity, AI, and Computational Linguistics. This edition aims to explore how figur

This workshop explores how autistic people engage with and express focused interests across diverse communicative settings. Previously framed narrowly as 鈥渟pecial interests,鈥� these intense areas of engagement are central to autistic sense-making, self-expression, and social interaction. Bringing together discourse, narrative, and interactional approaches, the sessions will examine how focused interests shape the stories autistic individuals tell, the way knowledge is shared, and connections are

The Manchester Forum in Linguistics (MFiL) is an annual conference for postgraduate students and early-career researchers in all fields of Linguistics. The aim of the conference is to share current theoretical and methodological linguistic work and provide information and advice for postgraduate students, post-doctoral scholars, and others in the early stages of their scientific career, through oral and poster presentations, plenary talks, and a careers panel. The MFiL website is: https://mfilco

A syntax-semantics workshop "Onward and Upward, or Not: Form-meaning mismatches in Modality, Agreement, and Negation" will take place in Georg-August-University G枚ttingen on 14th November 2025. The topics of this workshop include negation, modality and agreement. The workshop is celebrating the achievements and contributions of Hedde Zeijlstra and his colleagues to the study of the syntax-semantics interface. The workshop will include 6 invited talks and a poster session. Invited Speakers:

RALFe 2026, the ninth edition of Rencontres autour de la linguistique formelle, France鈥檚 premier annual conference for formal linguistics, will take place at Universit茅 Paris Cit茅 on June 3 2026 and Universit茅 Paris 8 on June 4鈥�5 2026. Paris Cit茅鈥檚 Laboratoire de linguistique formelle (LLF) will host a one-day workshop entitled 鈥楢llomorphy across grammar鈥�. Paris 8鈥檚 Structures formelles du langage (SFL) will host the main conference. Our invited speakers are: - Colin Phillips (University of

We invite you to participate in the 'South Asian Forum on the Acquisition and Processing of Language (SAFAL) 2025'. The conference will bring together researchers investigating South Asian languages to exchange ideas in different domains of psycholinguistic inquiry including language acquisition, language processing, multilingualism, and literacy development. The meeting will be held in hybrid modality to allow for broad participation of students and researchers. Participants can attend remotely

Formal Linguistic Approaches to MultiModality (FLAMM) will take place at Trinity College Dublin on 4-5 December 2025. The workshop aims to promote and advance the study of multimodality from a formal linguistic perspective by bringing together scholars interested in the formal study of multimodality. Invited Speakers: - Cornelia Ebert (Goethe-Universit盲t Frankfurt) - Donna Jo Napoli (Swarthmore College) - Philippe Schlenker (CNRS - Institut Jean-Nicod, Paris / New York University) -

We are pleased to announce that the 19th Workshop on Altaic Formal Linguistics (WAFL19) will take place on 30 June 鈥� 2 July 2026 at the Leibniz-Center General Linguistics (ZAS) in Berlin, Germany. The event will cover topics in theoretical Altaic linguistics, including phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, or pragmatics, as well as work based on experimental approaches of theoretical relevance. The term 鈥楢ltaic鈥� is understood here to include Turkic, Mongolic, and Tungusic languages, as we

The research group 鈥淐ODILAC - Convergence on Dominant Language Constellations: World Englishes in their multilingual ecologies鈥� (DFG FOR 5728) invites proposals for papers and posters to be presented at the workshop on 鈥淚nter- and intra-generational Dynamics of Multilingualism鈥� at the University of Hamburg (Germany) on 25-27 June 2026. The workshop aims to explore the social dynamics of multilingualism as constantly negotiated and transformed phenomena across generations. Recognizing language

Workshop conveners: Oliver Ehmer, Osnabr眉ck University, oliver.ehmer@uni-osnabrueck.de Katharina K枚nig, M眉nster University, katharina.koenig@uni-muenster.de J枚rg Zinken, Leibniz-Institute for the German Language, zinken@ids-mannheim.de Keywords: semantic maps, polysemy and functional networks, qualitative and quantitative analysis, language change and grammaticisation, interaction and interactional linguistics Semantic maps have been around for over 40 years (Anderson, 1982) and have p

Visit our Conference Website: https://sites.google.com/view/mia-conference2026/call-for-papers?authuser=0 Send your abstracts to: MIA.Conference2026@gmail.com Indicate the category that most represents your abstract. Languages for Submissions: Spanish, Portuguese, Haitian Creole, French, and English. Motivations and goal: Migration is not only a demographic phenomenon but also a site where power, ideology, language, class, sex, gender, and identity intersect. This conference is motivate

The Department of English Language and Literature, College of Arts and Applied Sciences at Dhofar University is pleased to announce the First International Conference on English Studies (ICES 2026), taking place in Salalah, Oman, on 11鈥�12 February 2026. The theme highlights the dynamic intersections of English language, literature, and translation with technology, pedagogy, and culture. This event will serve as a vibrant forum for scholars, researchers, and practitioners to share insights int

The way we say the words we say helps us convey the meanings we intend. The way words are 鈥榗hunked鈥� into intonation phrases conveys information about grammatical structure and constituency relations, and within these phrases, differences in the relative amplitude, length and pitch of syllables help direct a listener鈥檚 attention to the most salient points of a message. But as well as conveying linguistic information, prosodic elements such as pitch, stress and intonation convey information about

Meeting Description: The Workshop on Ideophones in Use (WIU-2026) will take place on December 5-6, 2026 (Japan Standard Time [JST]). It is an online meeting co-hosted by Nagoya University, Japan, and York University, Canada. WIU-2026 aims to deepen understanding of the role played by ideophones in language use by bringing together researchers from around the globe. The workshop focuses on identifying the characteristics of ideophones used in communication, writing, and verbal art. We welc

In occasion of the 59th annual meeting of the Societas Linguistica Europaea, Prof. Evelina Leivada (Autonomous University of Barcelona & ICREA) and Dr. Vittoria Dentella (University of Pavia) invite submissions to the workshop "A cross-linguistic approach to Artificial Intelligence agents and the syntax-semantics interface", whose details can be found here: https://societaslinguistica.eu/sle2026/wp-content/uploads/sites/9/2025/10/Workshop-Proposal-SLE-2026_Artificial-Intelligence-agents-and-