Call for Papers:
Convenors:
Alina Villalva (University of Lisbon, The Word Lab)
Carina Pinto (Polit茅cnico de Leiria, Polit茅cnico de Set煤bal, CLUL, The Word Lab)
Rafael Minussi (UNIFESP, LabLinC, The Word Lab)
Workshop Description:
Morphology plays a central role in language structure, yet its processing remains less explored than phonological, syntactic, or semantic processing and is often overlooked in clinical and educational models. Investigating morphological processing requires fi
Call for Papers:
1.About the Conference
https://evolang2026.org
The Evolution of Language (EVOLANG) conference series is the leading international forum for researchers investigating the origins and evolution of language. Contributions are invited from all relevant disciplines, including鈥攂ut not limited to鈥攁nthropology, archaeology, biology, cognitive science, genetics, linguistics, computational modelling (mathematical, agent-based, and neural-network approaches), palaeontology, physiology
The Department of Linguistics and Translation (LT) at City University of Hong Kong (CityU) is currently recruiting creative and motivated postgraduate students interested in pursuing a doctoral degree in language research at CityU.
At CityU, we view language as a dynamic and multifaceted system deeply connected to cognition, culture, and society. Our research-driven approach positions us as a global leader in modern linguistic studies and fosters an innovative and interdisciplinary environmen
Other Specialties: Languages and Linguistics
Description:
New Mexico State University invites applications for the position of Full Professor and Department Head in the department of Languages & Linguistics in the College of Arts & Sciences. NMSU seeks an experienced and inspiring leader with a vision for the field(s), and a long-term commitment to teaching and research excellence.
Recently classified as R1, NMSU is a land grant, Hispanic Serving Institution in the El Paso-Ju谩rez-Las C
The Department of Linguistics at the University of Alberta, established in 1969, offers MSc and PhD positions for prospective graduate students interested in learning and conducting research with our vibrant team of faculty members, graduate students, and other academics in state-of-the-art research facilities and labs.
Application Deadline: January 15, 2026
The Department of Linguistics has long-standing research expertise in the following areas:
- Bilingual, first, second and heritage
SUMMARY
The book鈥檚 central concern is the relationship between linguistic variation and social factors. Linguistic behaviour can be observed directly through spoken, written, or signed signals, but social factors are captured indirectly as metadata about users and contexts. Since analysis is limited to what is recorded, the choice and level of detail in metadata are crucial. Thus, this volume aims to guide researchers in preparing new investigations, drawing attention to demographic, attitudi
2025. iii, 256 pp.
Table of Contents
Articles
Asymmetry in temporal specification between affirmation and negation: Adverbials and tense-aspect neutralization
Matti Miestamo, Olli O. Silvennoinen & Chingduang Yurayong | pp.鈥�501鈥�545
When (not) to establish a new category: The case of perfect, 鈥榓lready鈥� and iamitives
Ana Krajinovi膰, Jozina Vander Klok & Kilu von Prince | pp.鈥�546鈥�586
Why is middle voice the way it is? Revisiting its lexical-grammatical duality based on Sinitic lin
2025. ii, 258 pp.
Editorial
Introducing the special issue: Empirical translation and interpreting studies
Silvana Deilen, Ekaterina Lapshinova-Koltunski | pp. 2-3
Articles
Directionality in translation: Throwing new light on an old question
Zo毛 Miljanovi膰, Fabio Alves, Celina Brost, Stella Neumann | pp. 4-38
Evaluation of translations into Plain German produced by humans and MT systems including ChatGPT
Sarah Ahrens, Silvana Deilen, Sergio Hern谩ndez Garrido, Ekaterina Lapshi
2025. i, 100 pp.
Table of Contents
Articles
Rhetorical Devices of the Qur鈥檃n and their Translation into English and Russian: Patterns of Social Behavior in the Focus
Valentina V. Stepanova & Hachim Mohammed Ahmed Hachim | pp. 2-19
Specialised Encyclopaedically Marked Items (SEMIs) on the Scale of Encyclopaedic Transposition (SET) based on the translation of Gravity鈥檚 Rainbow by Thomas Pynchon
艁ukasz Barci艅ski | pp. 20-28
Translating and Retranslating Sarmiento鈥檚 Facundo
Gabrie
TIPA (TEX IPA) is a system for processing IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) symbols in LATEX. This Obsidian plugin implements TIPA notation to a very popular note-taking app called Obsidian. It has an MIT License. Here's the link to it: https://github.com/akdemirdeniz/obsidian-tipa
Plenary Speakers:
Karl Berglund (Uppsala University, Sweden)
Siobhan Chapman (University of Liverpool, UK)
Catherina Nystr枚m H枚枚g (Stockholm University, Sweden)
Brian Walker (Queen's University Belfast, UK)
Call for Papers:
Although it has its roots in classical rhetoric, modern stylistics arose from the Russian formalist literary critical movement of the early twentieth century, from which emerged the notion of defamiliarization that is central to the stylistic concept of foregrounding.
Final Call for Papers:
Deadline extended to October 22nd, 2025.
The goal of the Young Africanists鈥� Research Network (YARN) is to highlight linguistic research being done on African languages and the early-career scholars behind this work. We also seek to foster collaboration and discussion surrounding theoretical and methodological issues in our field.
To meet this aim, we are hosting our inaugural workshop on March 19th-20th, 2026 at the University of G枚ttingen.
Invited Speakers:
Plenary Speakers:
Karl Berglund (Uppsala University, Sweden)
Siobhan Chapman (University of Liverpool, UK)
Catherina Nystr枚m H枚枚g (Stockholm University, Sweden)
Brian Walker (Queen's University Belfast, UK)
Call for Papers:
Although it has its roots in classical rhetoric, modern stylistics arose from the Russian formalist literary critical movement of the early twentieth century, from which emerged the notion of defamiliarization that is central to the stylistic concept of foregrounding.
La C谩tedra global Nebrija del Espa帽ol como lengua de migrantes y refugiados organiza, el pr贸ximo 12 de noviembre de 2025, la XI edici贸n de esta jornada, en la que se proponen diferentes actividades de divulgaci贸n cient铆fica relacionadas con la ense帽anza de espa帽ol en contextos migratorios. Desde una perspectiva integradora y cr铆tica, la jornada se plantea como un espacio de reflexi贸n y di谩logo para docentes, investigadores, estudiantes y profesionales del 谩rea.
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La C谩tedra global Nebrija del Espa帽ol como lengua de migrantes y refugiados organiza, el pr贸ximo 12 de noviembre de 2025, la XI edici贸n de esta jornada, en la que se proponen diferentes actividades de divulgaci贸n cient铆fica relacionadas con la ense帽anza de espa帽ol en contextos migratorios. Desde una perspectiva integradora y cr铆tica, la jornada se plantea como un espacio de reflexi贸n y di谩logo para docentes, investigadores, estudiantes y profesionales del 谩rea.
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Aims and Scope of the Special Issue:
This special issue delves into the progression of first (L1) and second/foreign (L2) language development in individuals with neurodevelopmental conditions like Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Developmental Language Disorder (DLD), and Dyslexia. It emphasizes psycholinguistic approaches and experimental methods that investigate the cognitive and linguistic processes involved in language acquisition, processing
CogniTextes, the online journal of the French Cognitive Linguistics Association (AFLiCo), invites submissions for its upcoming regular issue.
The journal provides a dynamic forum for research in cognitive-functional linguistics and for studies engaging critically with this framework. CogniTextes also welcomes contributions exploring the intersections and contrasts between cognitive linguistics and other theoretical approaches, as well as cognitively oriented work on stylistics, discourse stru
Now in its 79th year, the KFLC has a proud tradition of welcoming scholars of language, literary, and cultural studies to Lexington, Kentucky to present original scholarship. Founded in 1948, the KFLC is one of the country's longest-running literary, linguistics, pedagogy, and technology conferences. Our event takes place each April at the University of Kentucky campus.
Call for Papers:
The KFLC 2026 Executive Committee is proud to open sessions devoted to the presentation of scholarly
This workshop aims to bring together linguists working on exclamatives which cooccur with a complementizer, as well as scholars who work on epistemic modal adverbs in exclamations. The workshop is programmed within the research project The syntactic and interpretative properties of certain modality expressions in Basque: discourse particles, modality adverbs, exclamative force and its relation with complementizers, funded by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation. Specifically, we are in
Now in its 79th year, the KFLC has a proud tradition of welcoming scholars of language, literary, and cultural studies to Lexington, Kentucky to present original scholarship. Founded in 1948, the KFLC is one of the country's longest-running literary, linguistics, pedagogy, and technology conferences. Our event takes place each April at the University of Kentucky campus.
Call for Papers:
The KFLC 2026 Executive Committee is proud to open sessions devoted to the presentation of scholarly