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Call for Papers: Les fronti猫res linguistiques ont longtemps 茅t茅 per莽ues comme des barri猫res infranchissables, cloisonnant les expressions culturelles. Pourtant, ces fronti猫res peuvent 茅galement constituer des zones de convergence et de fertilisation mutuelle entre les diff茅rentes sph猫res linguistiques et culturelles. 脌 travers des pr茅sentations acad茅miques de haut niveau, des tables rondes anim茅es et des 茅changes interdisciplinaires, nous explorerons comment les langues fa莽onnent les cultures,

Hello everyone! I'm a PhD student at the University of Nicosia conducting an experiment on the impact of pauses in English public speaking. I'm seeking 10 native English speakers as participants. Your assistance would be greatly appreciated. Requirements: 鈥� Native English speaker 鈥� Age 18-35 鈥� Experience with English public speaking (either teaching or learning these skills) 鈥� No speech disorders Location: Online (via WebEx, Zoom, or Tencent Meeting) or at the University of Nicosia. What wil

This coming week, we are starting off the 捆绑SM社区 Linguistics Colloquium series for the 2024-2025 academic year! Our first talk will be given by Dr. Georgia Zellou (UC Davis) on Friday, September 13th at 3:30PM. Details on the location will be announced shortly. The details of the talk are given below.聽 Title: Linguistic and social […]

This week, Richard Compton (UQAM) will be presenting a MULL-themed talk entitled “Collaborating on a Kangiryuarmiutun dictionary & Research Ethics and REB Approval for Linguistic Fieldwork” at 3pm in room 002 of the Linguistics department. The abstract is below: In the first half hour I鈥檒l present an overview of a collaboration with Inuvialuit community linguist Emily Kudlak to create […]

Last week,聽Brandon Chaperon聽presented work-in-progress titled “Irrealis mood enclosed negation in Igala” at the聽SNAG 2024聽workshop, held September 5-6 by the Laboratoire de linguistique formelle at University Paris Cit茅.

Call for Papers: Studies in Second Language Acquisition (SSLA) is now entertaining proposals for the thematic issue of Volume 48:3, to be published in July 2026. Thematic issues of SSLA focus on areas of current interest and are an excellent venue to bring together in one issue numerous approaches to a problem or methodology in the field of SLA. Please click on the following link for more information: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Xyh2v1ncDF7F_5ogJLfcw02LLP4RzX7yLlgmrf9WhnI/edit?usp=shari

Call for Papers: El plazo para la presentaci贸n de propuestas de comunicaciones orales se abrir谩 el 1 de septiembre y se prolongar谩 durante todo ese mes. Se podr谩n presentar propuestas en espa帽ol, ingl茅s, franc茅s, catal谩n, gallego o euskera. Las propuestas deben enviarse siguiendo las indicaciones que se ofrecen en https://sel2025.usal.es. (V茅ase la descripci贸n de la secci贸n supra). --- The submission of proposals for oral presentations will open on 1 September and will continue throughout that

This conference will focus on the various mythologies that have framed the English language, both historically and today. These are the ideological and institutional structures that enable speakers to conceptualize the language itself and to process specific uses of it. They enable historiographic narratives that shape how the language and its uses are understood; whether or not they are true in some absolute sense, they necessarily reflect and further specific cultural expectations. Put another

This conference will focus on the various mythologies that have framed the English language, both historically and today. These are the ideological and institutional structures that enable speakers to conceptualize the language itself and to process specific uses of it. They enable historiographic narratives that shape how the language and its uses are understood; whether or not they are true in some absolute sense, they necessarily reflect and further specific cultural expectations. Put another

Call for Proposals: Researchers interested in presenting at the Symposium can submit their proposals for oral presentations (20 minutes, plus another 5-10 minutes for questions and discussion) by filling in the corresponding form. Abstracts must be written in English or Spanish and will not exceed 500 words, excluding bibliographic references. They should succinctly expose the goals of the study, the theoretical approach adopted, the methodology, as well as an advance of the results. Each pers

Final call for symposia: Deadline September 16 / Call for individual papers and posters will open September 18. The 15th International Symposium on Bilingualism (ISB15) will take place on 9-13 June 2025 in Donostia-San Sebasti谩n (Spain), hosted by the Basque Center on Cognition, Brain and Language. The conference theme of is The Different Faces of Bilingualism. This broad theme for is aimed at meeting ISB鈥檚 mission to create a space for researchers with a diverse range of interests to share t

Call for Papers: The Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages & Linguistics (MMLL) and the Cambridge Centre for Greek Studies (CCGS) are pleased to announce the 17th International Conference of Greek Linguistics to be held at the University of Cambridge on 23-26 September 2025. ICGL has been held every two years since 1993 and focuses on all aspects of the linguistic study of Greek, from Ancient to Modern. A small number of thematic workshops will be held as part of the conference. We invite co

Call for Papers: Journal of Arabic Sociolinguistics, published by Edinburgh University Press, print ISSN: 2755-1911, online ISSN: 2755-192X. Special issue on 鈥淎nalyzing Contemporary Arab political discourse: Interdisciplinary approaches.鈥� Guest Editors: Emad Abdul-Latif and Zeinab Taha During the first quarter of the 21st century, the Arab world witnessed radical political transformations that affected millions of people. It was subjected to foreign military invasions in Iraq and Libya. Intern

Call for Papers: To this end, we invite abstracts that show the connection between pragmatics and political discourse, with an emphasis on the linguistic techniques activists and legislators use to manufacture dissent or consent; how language affects political results by shedding light on practical methods for organising, persuading and enacting change; how speech acts act as accelerators for societal reform by examining case studies from various cultural contexts. Presentation Format 鈥� 20-mi

Call for Papers: Relevant abstracts of no more than 800 words (excl. references) should be sent to Robin Meyer (robin.meyer@unil.ch) by 21 October 2024 in PDF format. Please note that ICHL workshops are in most cases restricted to 6 papers; all other papers, if accepted, will be given as part of the ICHL general sessions. Should there be sufficient interest for an extended workshop (up to 12 papers), we will lobby the local organisers to permit this format.

2nd Call for Papers: The Universities of Teacher Education of the Grisons, Lucerne, Valais and Ticino (Switzerland) and the consortium 鈥淢ultilingualism as a Chance鈥� invite proposals for a three-day international conference titled 鈥淢ultilingualism and Minority Languages in a Global Context鈥� to be held on 21鈥�23 May 2025 in Davos, Switzerland. This conference aims to provide a platform for exploring and understanding the multifaceted dimensions of multilingualism, translanguaging and linguistic m

This book provides a comprehensive description of the situational and linguistic characteristics of undergraduate student writing, considering both assignment type and discipline. Drawing on a corpus of more than 900 undergraduate student assignments from four disciplinary groups (Arts and Humanities, Social Sciences, Physical Sciences, and Life Sciences), the book combines corpus-based analyses of linguistic features with analyses of communicative purposes and text characteristics. Variation