Call for Papers:
English Language and Linguistics - Special Issues
The journal English Language and Linguistics (ELL) publishes up to two special issues each year, and we would like to invite proposals for special issues to be published in 2026 and 2027.
Special issues should be focused on a specific topic which is of key interest to specialists in the various sub-disciplines of English linguistics. The topics and contents of past special issues can be consulted by viewing back issues on the
2nd Call for Papers:
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Linguistics Student Organization (LSO) invites submissions for papers to be presented at the 19th Annual Workshop in General Linguistics (WiGL 19), to be held in-person Friday and Saturday, March 14-15, 2025 at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and online workshops on Sunday, March 16, 2025. The keynote speakers for the workshop are to be determined.
WiGL is a conference run by students for students and is a forum for all students from
Call for Papers:
Panel on Acquisition and Teaching of Turkish as Family/Heritage, Second and Foreign Language at the Fifth European Convention on Turkic, Ottoman and Turkish Studies (Turkologentag 2025) that will be held at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany from 18鈥�20 September 2025.
Panel chairs: Gulshen Sakhatova, Katerina Antonio Karantoki (University of Cyprus, Cyprus)
Deadline for title submission: 13 December 2024
Deadline for abstracts (200-250 words): 30 January 2025
Panel
Call for Papers:
We welcome submissions that cover topics including: the (re-)conceptualisation of pragmatic competence and/or interactional competence, empirical studies on L2 learners鈥� (development of) pragmatic competence and/or interactional competence, as well as empirical studies on L2 teaching and assessment. There will be approximately 30 minutes allocated per paper (20 minutes for presentation followed by 10 minutes for Q&A). Please submit your abstract (230-300 words) to c.elden@uq.ed
The submission of an abstract is possible until 31 December 2024. It should include your name(s) and affiliation(s) as well as the title of your contribution and it can contain a maximum of 4000 characters, including spaces and bibliography. Please send your abstract in pdf format via e-mail to schreibtechnologien2025@outlook.de. For the complete abstract in German, French, Spanish and Italian check: https://www.romanistiktag.de/xxxix-romanistiktag/sektionen/sektion-20/.
Call for Papers:
Presentations on any aspect of dictionaries, lexicography, and lexicology, historical or contemporary, are welcome. Those focused on lexicography and the law, artificial intelligence and lexicography, and Indigenous lexicography in the US and Canada are particularly encouraged.
All presenters of conference papers must be members of the DSNA, but you need not be a member to submit an abstract. To join or renew membership, visit https://dictionarysociety.com/join/.
The program
Many physical theories suggest that time does not pass, yet temporality deeply permeates our experience. We perceive change and movement, we are aware of living in the present, of the constant flux of our sensations and thoughts, and of time itself flowing. In Temporal Experience, Torrengo considers the core facts of temporal experience and their interconnections, ultimately defending the atomist dynamic model of temporal experience.
The book critically examines prevalent theories of experience
Call for Papers:
The journal Cadernos de Estudos Lingu铆sticos opens the call for submissions of original works for the thematic dossier: 鈥淢ethodological and Theoretical Aspects of the Study of (In)definiteness鈥� for volume 67 of 2025. The deadline for the submission of articles is 02 May 2025. The articles can be written in Portuguese, English or Spanish.
This dossier aims to address methodological and theoretical questions that arise from the study of (in)definiteness in underrepresented langu
Armenian is an Indo-European language. Alongside two varieties, there are countless non-standard dialects, many of which were were made extinct because of the Armenian Genocide. This book is an English translation of a monograph originally written in Armenian by Hrachia Adjarian: "諃铡盏 圆铡謤闸铡占铡眨斋湛崭謧诈斋謧斩" or "Armenian dialectology." The original monograph consisted of descriptions of 31 non-standard Armenian varieties. The present book is both a translation and commentary on this monograph. The tra
See https://sites.google.com/view/modality-in-bantu/
See https://sites.google.com/view/modality-in-bantu/
Call for Papers:
Call for contributions to workshop: Modality in Bantu: Variation & change
November 6-7 2025
Mkwawa University of Education (MUCE), Iringa, Tanzania
We invite contributions to the upcoming workshop on expressions of modality in Bantu with a special focus on the role of variation and change in this domain.
This workshop aims to bring together linguistic scholars from different areas to explore variation and change in the expression of modality in Bantu languages. We welcome sub
WEBSITE: www.cultivatingconfidencebook.com
Dear innovative writing teachers,
Writing teachers are often stretched thin, so we appreciate you taking a moment of your time to read about an opportunity to publish practical pedagogy in the second-language writing classroom.
We, Ashton Dawes and Kathryn Jurns, language educators at Japanese universities, are assembling a collection of practices for second-language writing classrooms. As writing teachers ourselves, we can see the need for more focu
2nd Call for Papers:
Deadline for abstract submission: December 17, 2024 23:59 Anywhere on Earth
Call for Papers:
Conference Focus
Tim Burton鈥檚 movies, known worldwide for their timeless stories, Gothic aesthetic, whimsical yet charming characters and multilayered plots, have marked international contemporary cinema and popular culture. Hence, many of us remember the heartbreaking narrative of Edward Scissorhands, the alternation of light and shadows in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory or the linguistic playfulness of Alice in Wonderland. Tim Burton鈥檚 oeuvre, constantly reinventing itself
*Important points:*
馃摑 *Abstract submission deadline:* December 15, 2024
*Notification of acceptance:* February 1, 2025
(for other submission details, please refer to the call for contributions)
馃實 *Conference venue :* University of Hokkaid艒, Sapporo, Japan
馃搮 *Conference dates:* August 1-3, 2025
馃捇*How to submit? :* Abstracts can be submitted via the website https://phraseoprag.sciencesconf.org/
*Organizing Committee
Hisa茅 AKIHIRO (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)
Aude GREZKA (LIPN
*Important points:*
馃摑 *Abstract submission deadline:* December 15, 2024
*Notification of acceptance:* February 1, 2025
(for other submission details, please refer to the call for contributions)
馃實 *Conference venue :* University of Hokkaid艒, Sapporo, Japan
馃搮 *Conference dates:* August 1-3, 2025
馃捇*How to submit? :* Abstracts can be submitted via the website https://phraseoprag.sciencesconf.org/
*Organizing Committee
Hisa茅 AKIHIRO (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)
Aude GREZKA (LIPN
The Collaborative Research Centre CRC 1252 鈥淧rominence in Language鈥� at the University of Cologne in Germany invites applications for short-term fellowships available between April and December 2025. We invite applications for two types of fellowships:
(1) Senior Fellowships for experienced international researchers (at least 5 years after PhD) who will reside in Cologne for a duration of 1 to 3 months. The CRC can cover 2,500 Euro per month for travel, accommodation and personal allowance.
(2)
The program of the First Eurasian Congress of Linguists is available on the congress website in the "Scientific Program" section: https://eacling.org/en/2127-2/.
The congress will feature 8 plenary lectures, 18 oral sessions, 22 round tables, two in-person poster sessions, and one remote poster session. The sessions and round tables cover the main subject matter of linguistics, including all language groups of Eurasia and other regions as well as general problems of linguistics.
In addition to
Call for Papers:
Researchers interested in this line of study are encouraged to submit their proposals to participate with ongoing or completed research on the theme of this conference.
Submission deadline: 20 December 2024
We accept contributions in order to present research findings which are in line with the subject of this conference, particularly:
鈥� Theoretical Foundations of the Easy-to-Read Translation Process
鈥� Easy-to-Read: Theoretical and Applied Research Lines
鈥� Multimodal Aspects