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This panel intends to bring together pragmatic research of 鈥楢I language鈥� and research that leverages the power of AI or computational methods to conduct pragmatics analysis. Here, AI language includes broadly AI-generated language, human-AI interactions, and human language modified by AI in any format (e.g., textual, audial). Nowadays, the application of AI permeates our linguistic experiences, from automatic sentence completion embedded in email apps to translations suggested with every click o

Conditionals - Logic, Linguistics and Cognition

Scope of the Conference: The conference embraces a wide definition of technology to fully explore its vast potential in language learning. From traditional classroom tools to advanced software and emerging innovations, technology spans a broad spectrum. TELIC 2024 encourages submissions on any topic related to technology's role in language education, including digital resources, online learning platforms, virtual and augmented reality, social media, and artificial intelligence (AI). This broad a

Conference Co-Chairs: - Distinguished Professor Istvan Kecskes, Chairman of CASLAR, Editor-in-Chief of Intercultural Pragmatics and the CASLAR journal, State University of New York, Albany, USA. - Mihaela Gheorghe, Professor of Linguistics, Vice-President of Transilvania University of Bra葯ov, senior researcher at the Romanian Academy 鈥濱orgu Iordan鈥� Linguistics Institute. - Adrian Lacatus, Dean of the Faculty of Letters, Transilvania University of Bra葯ov, Associate Professor of Comparative Lit

The program for FoDS 9 is now available here: https://eventi.unibo.it/fods-formal-diachronic-semantics-9/program

PROGRAM On Days 1 (Thursday, May 22) and 2 (Friday, May 23), state-of-the-art, position papers and empirical studies will be presented and discussed in a series of colloquia (see list of invited speakers below). On Day 3 (Saturday, May 24), papers submitted to the Open Call for Papers will be featured in parallel sessions. Participants are invited to present proposals with original research on the Seminar themes, including empirical studies. KEYNOTE SPEAKERS - Judit Kormos, Lancaster Univers

Resumo: Todos los aprendices de segundas lenguas tienen serias dificultades para usar los tiempos verbales de pasado en espa帽ol, incluso en niveles competenciales avanzados, lo cual ha llevado a numerosos investigadores a analizar el motivo que dificulta la adquisici贸n de la morfolog铆a verbal. Las investigaciones, realizadas desde diferentes perspectivas te贸ricas y teniendo en cuenta m煤ltiples lenguas, as铆 como m茅todos de investigaci贸n mixtos, han encontrado una serie de factores que influyen de

This year鈥檚 conferences and workshops will focus on three main themes: - Artificial intelligence in TAFL - Evaluations - Language policies Monday, 21 October l High Council Room > 3:30 PM - Opening, Certification at the heart of UAE language policy (H.E Dr Ali Bin Tamim, Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Centre) Tuesday, 22 October l High Council Room > 9:30 AM - Certification and language policies; the Arabic aggregation in France (Fouad Mlih), the role of Arabic in French diplomac

PLC49 will take place on 5 and 6 April 2025 (Saturday and Sunday). A detailed program will be made available at a later date.

Workshop Habituals and habitual auxiliaries Mon 7 & Tue 8 Oct 2024 Hybrid UPS Pouchet, Paris, France & zoom Salle de conf茅rences 59 rue Pouchet 75017 Paris Map: http://www.pouchet.cnrs.fr/plan.htm Invited speakers Nora Boneh (Hebrew University, Jerusalem) Sune Gregersen (Christian-Albrechts-Universit盲t zu Kiel, Frisian Institute) Iva Kova膷 (U. Wien) The workshop is free and open to the public. Zoom links (and updated program) available at https://www.sfl.cnrs.fr/fr/synsem-colloque

Studies on language contact and on any contact-related variety from any theoretical or methodological perspective are welcome. The diversity of the participants' perspectives will contribute to providing multifaceted and novel insights to the field. The conference language is English. In particular, we encourage contributions regarding the following topics: - description of contact-related phenomena in any area of grammar; - field research in contemporary contact settings; - research on contact

We are delighted that the following speakers have accepted our invitation to present at the workshop: Kriszta Szendr艖i (Universit盲t Wien) Lena Borise (CNRS/Universit茅 Paris Cit茅) Edoardo Cavirani (KU Leuven) C茅dric Patin (Universit茅 de Lille) Danfeng Wu (University of Oxford) Claudia Crocco (Universiteit Gent) The programme and abstracts can be consulted at: http://www.llf.cnrs.fr/sites/llf.cnrs.fr/files/u679/Programme%20Syntax-Prosody%20Workshop.pdf Participation is free, but please registe

鈥榃onders of the World鈥� | The Journal of Languages, Texts, and Society Conference 2024 9.30鈥�9.45* Welcome and introduction Kat Rolfe & Qizhu Zhao | University of Nottingham Conference organising team 9.45鈥�10.45 Panel 1. Histories and Herstories 鈥樷�淥ut On Their Geg鈥�: Women, class and popular performance in Belfast鈥� Claire Murphy | Queen鈥檚 University Belfast 鈥楢n Ironic Representation of Women as 鈥淓difices of Nature鈥� in Mahapatara鈥檚 鈥淪ummer鈥� using Peter H眉hn鈥檚 Narratological Framework鈥� Sai

9:00 - 9:20: Registration/Reception 9:20 - 9:30: Opening Remarks Session 1 - Part 1 9:30 - 10:00 Pathways to Bilingual Mastery: Impact of Translation and Interpreting Training on Spanish-English Proficiency (Cristina Lozano Arguelles & A铆da Mart铆nez-G贸mez) 10:00 - 10:30 Mapping the Writing Proficiency of Bilingual Young Adult Learners Enrolled at Minority-Serving Institutions (Alberta Gatti, Syelle Graves & Daniela Castillo) 10:30-11:00 Effective Pedagogies for Heritage Language Development in

Submissions should include an abstract (up to 500 words, excluding references) as well as a short biography and should be sent to: 鈥� Melissa Martin-Kemel , 鈥� B茅reng猫re Lafiandra , 鈥� Jon Delogu , 鈥� Alma-Pierre Bonnet Please don鈥檛 hesitate to submit an abstract if you鈥檙e interested. For more details about the conference and the abstract submission proce

The ISAPh 2024 program is available at https://isaph2024.ut.ee/program/ The four plenary talks will be streamed online and will later be available in the University of Tartu video archive. Ocke-Schwen Bohn (Aarhus University): Forever young: No 鈥渃ritical period鈥� for speech learning ability 30 September 2024, 10:00 (Eastern European Summer Time UTC+3) https://uttv.ee/live?id=35737 Sofia Str枚mbergsson (Karolinska Institutet): Navigating the search for 鈥榥ormal鈥� in children鈥檚 speech and language

We warmly invite you to submit your research papers by 1 November 2024. Selected topics include, among others: 鈥� Communicative practices in business communication 鈥� Corporate language and language management 鈥� Multicultural and diversity management 鈥� Intercultural business communication 鈥� Language-sensitive international business research 鈥� Translation practices in organisational settings 鈥� Uses of lingua franca in organisational settings 鈥� Discourses of sustainability and climate chang

The final version of the program is now available on the conference website: https://sites.google.com/view/sinfonija-17/program SinFonIJA 17 will be held September 26-28 at the Obrtni dom, located at Gradnikove brigade 6, Nova Gorica.

Format and target audience: The workshop/symposium consists of short talks by the participants, invited keynotes, and discussion sessions. It is aimed primarily at early career researchers in linguistics or adjacent fields. Preference will be given to scholars working on endangered and/or understudied languages and/or on methods and tools that advance research on such languages.

The following keynote speakers have confirmed their participation: Alex D'Arcy (University of Victoria) Mar铆a del Pilar Garc铆a Mayo (University of the Basque Country) Daniela Landert (Heidelberg University) Graeme Trousdale (University of Edinburgh) Bernd Kortmann (University of Freiburg) [Presidential Address]