The Linguistic Analysis and Cognition Research Group (PALCO) invites the academic community to submit abstracts for Cenas do Palco - Ato IV, an annual event, 100% online and free of charge, which brings together researchers interested in discussing the relationship between language and cognition. This year's edition will take place on 9, 10 and 11 September 2025 and seeks to raise discussions around the theme ‘Meaning in Motion: Grammar, Culture and Cognition’, featuring conferences, lectures

„Giornata di studi in memoria del linguista italiano Corrado Grassi nel centenario della nascita” Il simposio in onore del grande sociolinguista e dialettologo Corrado Grassi (1925-2018) si terrà il 9.9.2025 presso l’Istituto italiano di Cultura a Vienna, Ungargasse 43, A-1030 Wien. Dopo aver detenuto la Cattedra di Linguistica e Dialettologia a Torino, Corrado Grassi ha ricevuto la chiamata all’Istituto di Lingue Romanze dell’Università di Economia di Vienna (WU) dove ha operato per dodici

The programme has been published. The registration is open for presenters and audience. The SKY Symposium is a biennial conference of The Linguistic Association of Finland (SKY) and hosted by different institutions in Finland. This year the symposium is organised at Tampere University in cooperation with The Plural Research Centre. The aim of the symposium is to bring together researchers from linguistics and language technology working with topics related to meaning. We hope the symposium

This international conference organized by Linguistics, Language Planning and Terminology Laboratory at the Institute for Studies and Research on Arabization, in cooperation with the Moroccan Society of Linguistic Research and the Arab Society of Applied Linguistics to create a scientific space for dialogue and discussing contemporary issues concerning multilingualism management and language policies wording in light of cultural, social and political shifts known to the world today, in addition

The Conversation Analysis Network in Asia (CAN-Asia) Symposium on L2 Interaction invites participation from researchers interested in the micro-analysis of interaction involving second language users. The symposium will feature data-based presentations of conversation analytic research on L2 talk. Each session will include an open discussion among the presenters and participants. The 2026 symposium will be co-hosted by VietCA. We will also hold a free workshop for grad students who are new to CA

Addition to the Workshop Announcement Throughout the history of linguistics, the prevailing assumption has been that the lexicon is an independent component of language, and that syntax operates on the lexicon. One characteristic of the lexicon across languages is that the types of lexical categories and subcategories differ from one language to another. For example, some languages have the category adjective, while others do not (Dixon, 1977, 1982); some languages have the category adjectiva

Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education «Pyatigorsk State University» Institute of Foreign Languages and International Tourism (Russia) Russian-Armenian University (Armenia) University of Camagüey “Ignacio Agramonte Loynaz” (Republic of Cuba) University of Matanzas “Camilo Cienfuegos” (Republic of Cuba) Minsk State Linguistic University (Belarus) The Institute of Foreign Languages and International Tourism of the Federal State Budgetary Educational Instituti

Meeting Description: In many languages, verb-first clauses appear not only as main clauses, such as polar interrogatives, but also in adverbial functions, particularly as conditional, concessive, adversative or causal clauses. Although certain types of verb-first adverbial clauses have been studied in languages like Dutch, German, English, and the Scandinavian languages, their syntactic status, semantic interpretation, and prosodic integration remain underexplored. In the case of German, v

The Methods Fair forms part of the 62nd Annual Conference of the Leibniz Institute for the German Language, carrying the motto 'German in the European language area: current status and prospects'. This call invites submissions of resources, tools and methods relating to the German language, or contrasting German with other European languages. If accepted, the content will be presented as a poster and subsequently published as a short paper. The language of presentation and publication is German.

We are happy to announce the 5th Conference on Discourse, Culture & Interaction that provides a forum for researchers in the areas of Pragmatics, (Applied) Linguistics, Communication Studies, Cultural Studies among others to share their research findings. We welcome submissions from established scholars as well as early career researchers – including Honours, MA and PhD. Abstracts are invited for papers on any topic relevant to pragmatics, qualitative discourse analysis, culture and interact

The Graduate Student Network of the Language, Communication and Culture signature research area at the University of Alberta is pleased to announce the fifth annual Conference for Graduate Students in Language, Communication and Culture. This free, online event is open to all. Conference Schedule: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Y_rPJmwj2eqGsEkp6c3B7S-2k95XjLbE/view?usp=drivesdk This year’s theme is Communication and Culture Across Generations.

A two-day conference entitled “Towards a Poetics of Arab Diasporic Literary and Cultural Studies” will be held on November 22 and 23, 2025, at the Council for British Research in the Levant (CBRL) institute in Al-Weibdeh, Amman, Jordan. The conference is organized jointly by Contemporary Arab Diasporic Literary Studies (CALDS), an international research group based at the University of Jordan, and CBRL. The conference committee invites scholars, researchers and post-graduate students to submit r

Call for Conference Papers: Expanding Horizons: The Role of Virtual Exchange in Language Learning and Global Competence vejapan.com Date: November 8, 2025 Location: Osaka, Japan Participation: Free of charge Overview: This one day symposium will bring together educators, researchers, and practitioners to investigate the transformative impact of virtual exchange (VE) on language learning and global competence. Presenters are invited to share original research and pedagogical insights on

Call for Workshop Proposals for EvoLang 2026 Submission Deadline: 22 Sept 2025 (AoE) Notification of Acceptance: 3 Oct 2025 EvoLang XVI (Plovdiv, Bulgaria) will host up to six thematically focused, half-day workshops on 7 April 2026. The half-day format can accommodate, for example, 8 half-hour slots with 15 minutes for an introduction and 30 minutes for breaks. Other formats within the allotted time are also welcome. What to Submit: Workshop proposals should be no more than 500 words e

The deadline for submission to EvoLang XVI (Plovdiv, Bulgaria, 7–10 April 2026) is 26 October 2025 (AoE). To submit to EvoLang XVI, use: https://openreview.net/group?id=EVOLANG.org/2026/Conference. Please carefully read the guidelines – and further details within the provided submission templates – to prepare your submission. In addition to your submission, you will be asked to provide a 150-word summary of your contribution. If you have a problem with your submission, please email scientific

Is the teaching of Russian in Italy and Europe today in crisis? The large-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine and its global consequences on trade, tourism and, in general, on the perception and prestige of the Russian language, highlight the need to reflect on the challenges and prospects of teaching Russian in school and university contexts. In addition to these factors, other broader socio-demographic elements contribute to the decrease in the number of potential learners, such as demograp

Humour studies is one of the most well-established and successful examples of interdisciplinary scholarship. Drawing on the work of scholars in fields as diverse as psychology, linguistics, folklore, literary studies, history, media and communication, and sociology, the study of humour brings together multiple traditions and disciplines to better understand the complex nature of humour across multiple contexts. Underneath the surface, though, trouble lurks. Those who have been around the fie

The 24th Meeting of the International Circle of Korean Linguistics (ICKL 2026) will be held at the University of Sheffield in Sheffield, United Kingdom from 1 to 3 July 2026. ICKL 2026 is being planned as a fully in-person event. We are happy to confirm the following invited speakers at ICKL 2026: - Hae-Sung Jeon, University of Lancashire - Yoonhee Kang, Seoul National University - George Tsoulas, University of York The conference theme is Variation and Diversity in Korean Linguist

Plenary presenters: - Vanessa Andreotti (University of Victoria) - Irina Golubeva (University of Maryland, Baltimore County) - Ricardo Romhild (University of Passau) In 2015, UN member states adopted Sustainable Development Goals to improve life globally by 2030. Goal 4 targets quality education for all, with emphasis on global citizenship and sustainable development. We explore: What role can intercultural communicative language education play in promoting sustainability? What might th

We are pleased to invite talk proposals for Arizona Linguistics Circle 18 (ALC 18). ALC 18 is an annual graduate student-run conference held at the University of Arizona. Our goal is to foster a deeper appreciation for linguistics while providing a healthy environment for academic discussion, especially as it concerns graduate student research. However, we happily invite submissions from scholars at all points in their careers, including undergraduate. The theme of this year’s conference is L