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Program MONDAY, September 16 9:20 WORKSHOP OPENING 9:30-11.00 Manuel Garc铆a-Carpintero, "Direction of fit. A normative account" [9.30-10.15]; Comments: Nils Franz茅n [10.15-10.30]; Q&A [10.30-11.00] 11.00-11.30 COFFEE BREAK 11.30-13.00 Claudia Picazo Jaque, "Communicative distortions" [11.30-12.15]; Comments: Elin McCready/Gr茅goire Winterstein [12.15-12.30]; Q&A [12.30-13.00] 13.00-14.30 LUNCH BREAK 14.30-16.00 Nils Franz茅n, "Future contingents and the assertion problem" [14.30-15.15]; Comments:

The program is available here: https://obviationworkshop2024.wordpress.com/program-and-location/ Registration for the workshop is now open: https://obviationworkshop2024.wordpress.com/registration-form/ Please register before September 22nd 2024.

WORKSHOP PROGRAMME, October 25th - October 26th, 2024 Day 1: OCTOBER 25, 2024 鈥� ROOM KOL-G-212 (R盲mistrasse 71, 2nd floor, 8006 Z眉rich) 9:00 - 9:30 Gabriela Soare Universit盲t Z眉rich, CH Welcome & Introduction 9:30 - 10:15 Iliana Krapova&Guglielmo Cinque Universit脿 Ca鈥橣oscari, IT Peculiarities of Bulgarian relative clauses and their implications 10:15-10:45 Coffee break 10:45 - 11:30 Adriana Belletti Universit脿 di Siena, IT On the complexity of a shorter structure: The case of Reduced Relative C

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,

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 Papers: Registration Deadline: 31-Jan-2025 Registration can be done through this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfBruA0Jqk_HjCmTLuCQrRr4-0fxwQKYNTxuBHIY3D6aiwqLw/viewform?usp=sharing For inquiries, please contact: Prof. Akin Odebunmi: papaabnm2@gmail.com Dr. Ruth K. B. Oji: ruthkboji@gmail.com We look forward to having you!

Scholars working on migration, language and identity in disciplines such as the humanities, disability studies, education, geography and social sciences are invited to submit their proposals in due course. Proposals for research papers could cover, but are not restricted to, the following topic areas: Language, Migration and Technology Lifestyle migration and identity Language, transnationalism and identity Migration, language and intersectionality Historical cases of language and migration Mo

Program information will be available soon: https://ksw.rptu.de/abt/anglistik/forschung-projekte/current-projects/40th-international-laud-symposium

Call for Papers: Please refer to the Symposium website for information on the submission of abstracts. Registration opens on 15 Dec 2025. We seek your assistance in publicizing the 7th CELC Symposium to English language teaching practitioners and professionals who you think may be interested. You can do so by sharing the URL (https://www.nus.edu.sg/celc/7th-celc-symposium/).

Please note that there will be a free pre-conference workshop in the morning of Tuesday 10th of December 2024. For details and for Program Information please see https://sites.uef.fi/drd-hum-2024/programme/

Publication: We envisage publishing papers from the conference in December 2025. Meeting details: - The Conference will be in Manila - Many inexpensive hotels are nearby the university - We present 5 Key speakers,+ Panel sessions and about 60 break out sessions (30 minutes each) - All attendees speakers will be given a beautiful certificate of presentation and attendance - Full papers will be accepted up to June 30th 2025 which after editorial reviews will be published - There are no fees

The program and the abstracts of the talks can be found on this website: https://osf.io/uhq3y/

REGISTRATION: * The deadline for registration is 3 February 2025 9 am CET. * Please register by sending an e-mail with the subject header "Registration" to Simon Wimmer (simon.wimmer@hhu.de). The e-mail must indicate whether you plan to participate in-person or online. * In-person participants can attend the conference dinner on 6 February at their own expense. If you would like to do so, please indicate this in your registration e-mail. * Registered participants will receive a detailed schedul

Forum Dates: Saturday May 17 鈥� Sunday May 18, 2025 Location: Seijo University, Tokyo 6-1-20 Seijo, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo-to, 157-8511, Japan Invited Speakers: Yo Matsumoto (National Institute for Japanese Language and Linguistics) Eri Tanaka (Osaka University) Yosuke Sato (Tsuda University) Organizing Committee: Hiroyuki Nawata (Chair) Registration Fees: ELSJ members: 2,000 yen Non-members: 5,000 yen Non-member students: 3,000 yen Contact: forum-elsj@kaitakusha.co.jp

Potential topics: - Examine the discourse delineating novel foods vs traditional foods - Identify how language is used in the branding and legalization of heritage foods - Explore language constructs around terroir and authenticity - Relate media texts reporting on novel foods to broader audience understanding - Identify sociocultural understanding of edibility, eliteness, and distinction - Take a historical linguistic approach and examine how a novel food has become normalized (e.g., choc

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following 鈥� Development and Utilisation of Arabic Dialectal Corpora 鈥� Advancements in Natural Language Processing Techniques for Arabic Dialects 鈥� Applications and Challenges of Large Language Models in Understanding and Generating Arabic Dialects 鈥� Morphological and Syntactical Challenges in Arabic Dialects 鈥� Dialect Identification and Classification 鈥� Speech Recognition and Synthesis for Arabic Dialects 鈥� Machine Translation involv

Invited Talks (a) Prof. Maria Teresa Guasti Professor of Linguistics and language acquisition, Psychology Dept., Universit脿 degli Studi Milano-Bicocca, Milan, Italy Prof. M. T. Guasti studies language acquisition in different populations of children (monolingual, bilingual, children with cochlear implant, with specific language disorders, with dyslexia and with autism). She is interested in the interface between phonology-syntax, the acquisition of morphosyntax, semantics and pragmatics. She al

Saturday-Sunday 1-2 February, 2025 Workshop organizer: Dr. A. Vogiatzis Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, School of English Email: ltsworkshop365@gmail.com, For live updates: https://ltsworkshop365.blogspot.com/ Registration fee: Free Registration by 20 December 2024 (Registration form: https://forms.gle/CMisKSRZg5sK592G7 ) An issue that has been of extreme interest and has gained momentum the last decades is the exploration of identities in the anthropological (Vargas-Cetina, 2013) and soc

For more information, please visit: https://tu-dresden.de/gsw/slk/romanistik/das-institut/Chairs/prof-dr-anna-maria-de-cesare-greenwald/ai-rom-ii-conference-2024

Presentation titles and speakers Individual variation in speech perception and production by Brazilian Portuguese-Japanese bilinguals Tim Lam茅ris (Leiden University, the Netherlands) title TBA Kook-Hee Gil (University of Sheffield, UK) In plain sight鈥攃lues to earlier stages of the Japanese language Peter Hendriks (Australian National University, Australia) title TBA Mary Shin Kim (University of Hawai鈥檌 at Manoa) Fostering intercultural competence of learners of Japanese and Korean: Rapport