Normes et variations du français parlé : méthodes, théories et applications Colloque organisé dans le cadre du projet ‘Français parlé dans l’espace linguistique du Limousin’ Université de Poitiers et Région Nouvelle-Aquitaine Lieu du colloque : Maison des Sciences Humaines et Sociales (MSHS) de Poitiers Dates : 10 et 11 juin 2027 La recherche sur le français parlé est un domaine foisonnant (Blanche-Benveniste, 2010 ; Detey et al., 2010), constamment renouvelé par de nouvelles données

1. Conference Introduction Inaugurated in 2008, the Workshop on Sino-Tibetan Languages of Southwest China (STLS) is a prestigious biennial international academic series dedicated to the advancement of research on Sino-Tibetan and neighbouring language families in Southwest China. Over 18 years, STLS has been held across top institutions in Taipei, Beijing, Paris, Seattle, Tianjin, Kobe and Shanghai. Serving as a core international exchange platform for linguistic typology, contact linguist

We are happy to announce the international conference Formulaic Language and Construction Grammar: Applications in Translation, Lexicography, and Foreign Language Teaching. Organized in the framework of the research project COST-Action 22115 A Multilingual Repository of Phraseme Constructions in Central and Eastern European Languages (PhraConRep), this conference aims to create a space for dialogue and scientific exchange on formulaic language in general, and in particular on “phraseme construct

Reflecting the evolving landscape of language learning, the theme of the 2027 conference is SLA in the Wild: Informal Learning, Incidental Acquisition, and Digital Ecologies. At the heart of this theme lies a simple observation: language learning increasingly happens through experiences that extend beyond formal instruction. Second language acquisition has escaped the classroom. Languages are learned “in the wild” – through conversations, media, travel, gaming and countless interactions that no

Conspiracy theories, myths, supernatural narratives, lifestyle ideologies, and political worldviews differ considerably in content, yet they share a reliance on discursive strategies that render contested claims plausible and emotionally compelling. This panel explores how beliefs are linguistically and multimodally constructed across seemingly disparate digital spaces and how they shape identity at the personal, group, and collective level (Bös et al. 2018). Belief is thus understood here as “t

We are pleased to let you know that the abstract deadline for the DiscourseNet 35 conference, Mapping and Countering Authoritarian Discourses (University of Opole, Poland, 25–26 February 2027), has been extended to 31 October 2026. DN35 is a DiscourseNet conference on how (neo)authoritarian appeals are constructed in discourse and how they can be countered. We welcome critical, rhetorical, corpus-based, post-structuralist, multimodal, and other approaches. The details are available on our we

Las lenguas no existen al margen de quienes las hablan. Viven en sus voces, atraviesan fronteras, construyen identidades, revelan diferencias y tejen vínculos entre individuos y comunidades. Cada palabra encierra una historia social; cada forma de hablar refleja una manera de habitar, interpretar y transformar el mundo. Explorar ese universo de relaciones constituye el espíritu del III Congreso Internacional de Sociolingüística del Español, que tendrá lugar en la Universidad de Lisboa del 5 al 7

La Cátedra global Nebrija-FIDESCU del Español como lengua de migrantes y refugiados organiza, el próximo 25 de noviembre de 2026, la XII edición de esta jornada, en la que se proponen diferentes actividades de divulgación científica relacionadas con la enseñanza de español en contextos migratorios. Desde una perspectiva integradora y crítica, la jornada se plantea como un espacio de reflexión y diálogo para docentes, investigadores, estudiantes y profesionales del área. La jornada se integra en

La 3e édition du colloque TchéCaLex se déroulera à l’Université Laval (Québec, Canada) les 19, 20 et 21 mai 2027. Le colloque portera sur le thème Lexique et temporalités. Ce colloque sera l’occasion de mener une réflexion conjointe, interdisciplinaire, sur les différentes formes linguistiques employées pour dire le temps et sur le sens (et sur les polysémies éventuelles) de celles-ci à travers les langues et les groupes et les communautés de pratiques temporelles. Qu’il s’agisse de durées o

The University of Alabama Languages Conference is a multidisciplinary conference where students and scholars present work on languages, literature, and linguistics. It is held annually and organized by the graduate students of the Department of Modern Languages and Classics. We invite you to submit proposals for 20-minute individual presentations as well as poster sessions. Submissions for poster sessions are also encouraged. We encourage submissions that address, but are not limited to

We invite submissions for TU+12, which will be held in-person at Rutgers University, on April 17–18, 2027. Abstracts can be submitted for 30-minute talks (20-min. talk + 10-min. Q&A), poster presentations, or both. All abstracts will be anonymously peer-reviewed. Important Information: Submission Deadline: December 22, 2026 Notification of Acceptance: January 31, 2027 Workshop Dates: April 17-18, 2027 Location: New Brunswick, NJ How to Submit: Submissions should be made through the Op

Convenors: Renáta Gregová (Pavol Jozef Šafárik University in Košice) Renáta Panocová (Pavol Jozef Šafárik University in Košice) Sylwia Gierszal (University of Silesia in Katowice) Keywords: speech errors; speech production models; distinctive features; cross-linguistic variation; data sources Topic Description: Speech errors, or slips of the tongue, are not random failures. As Fromkin (1971, 1973, 1980) showed, they follow systematic patterns and give direct evidence for the units

We're excited to announce that SALT 37 will be held at the University of Pennsylvania on June 9-11, 2027. Invited Speakers: Danny Fox (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Matthew Mandelkern (New York University) Lisa Matthewson (University of British Columbia) Lyn Tieu (University of Toronto) The deadline for abstract submissions is December 15. Check the SALT 37 website for a link to the abstract submission portal, which will be posted by November 15. SALT 37 organizers: Paloma

Convenors: Diego Luinetti (Guglielmo Marconi University in Rome) d.luinetti@unimarconi.it Katarzyna Janic (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan) katarzyna.janic@amu.edu.pl Keywords: impersonal constructions, cross-linguistic comparison, alignment patterns, non-canonical subject coding, information structure. Call for abstracts: We invite submissions of 100-word abstracts (excluded references) by November 10. Please, submit your abstracts to both our e-mail addresses. If the workshop is a

The desire to understand one’s pain in order to find its cause is probably universal to all humans, across the globe, and across time. However, while the effect of noxious (pain-inducing) stimuli on individuals—such as receiving a burn from a hot object or being pricked by a needle—can be observed and retraced in detail on a purely neurological level, today’s usual consensus is that “activity induced in the nociceptor and nociceptive pathways by a noxious stimulus is not pain” (Raja et al. 2020:

The ELTE Research Centre for Linguistics is pleased to announce the 20th Syntax, Phonology and Language Analysis Conference (SinFonIJA 20), to be held on September 29-October 1, 2027 in Budapest. SinFonIJA is a traveling conference that covers topics from all areas of theoretical linguistics, comparative linguistics, psycholinguistics, neurolinguistics, and language acquisition. It was first organised in Nova Gorica in 2008 and got its name from the Slovenian SINtaksa FONologija In Jezikovna Ana

The 57th Linguistic Symposium on Romance Languages (LSRL) will be held May 13-15, 2027 at the University of Connecticut in Storrs, Connecticut. We invite abstracts for consideration as twenty-minute talks (plus 10 minutes for discussion) and/or poster presentations on any aspect of Romance linguistics. We especially look forward to abstracts on the following special session topics: - Diachronic changes and synchronic variations in Romance verbal categories: voice, aspect, tense, mood,

Summer school 'Deep Learning and Large Language Models for NLP': 1-3 September 2027 Tutorials: 4-5 September 2027 Main Conference and Student Research Workshop: 6-8 September 2027 Workshops and Shared Tasks: 9-10 September 2027 Workshop proposals due: 15 January 2027 Confirmed Keynote Speakers: - Barbara Plank (LMU Munich) - Roberto Navigli (Sapienza University Roma) - Preslav Nakov (MBZUAI Abu Dhabi) - Kristina Toutanova (Google, Seattle) - Nizar Habash (New York University, Ab

Upstate CALL is a one-day conference that provides a venue for teachers and scholars who are interested in computer-assisted language learning and technology in and beyond Upstate New York to exchange ideas, network, and receive valuable feedback on research and/or practices. We seek proposals for presentations and workshops from those working in any area of additional language learning and teaching that fall under the broad umbrella of being technology-enhanced, computer-assisted, or technology

New perspectives on the spread of linguistic innovations: Theoretical, empirical, and computational approaches Thematic workshop at the 28th International Conference on Historical Linguistics (26-30 July 2027, Reykjavík) Organizers: Marius Bartsch (marius.bartsch@uni-bielefeld.de), Bielefeld University Désirée Kleineberg (desiree.kleineberg@uni-bielefeld.de), Bielefeld University How linguistic innovations spread through speech communities and how both language internal and external