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Topic of the Issue: Evolutionary Linguistics Our journal welcomes submissions from any subfield of linguistics, provided that the manuscript engages with the overarching theme of evolutionary linguistics. We encourage diverse theoretical and methodological approaches, as long as they contribute to advancing discussions related to the biological origins and development of early human language. Instructions for Submissions: On the first page of the article, the following items should be prese

The study of Romance linguistics has long been a vibrant and dynamic field, enriched by diverse theoretical perspectives and a range of methodological innovations. This volume gathers contributions from leading scholars and emerging voices in the field to provide an up-to-date and comprehensive state-of-the-art survey of key issues in contemporary Romance linguistics. It offers a rich cross-section of the field鈥檚 current landscape, with a particular focus on Spanish and French, and explores how

Eyes on Text presents a contemporary overview of research on eye movements in reading and language processing by spinning around the heptagon of cognitive science, which consists of linguistics, neuroscience, philosophy, anthropology, artificial intelligence, education in its corners. The book consists of four parts: basics, methodology, perspectives, and bridging the gaps. After introducing the basic terminology in the first two chapters, the book introduces the methodology of the research on e

The study presented in this book explores the cultural models of GENDER and HOMOSEXUALITY in Indian and Nigerian English, drawing on the research fields of Cultural Linguistics, Cognitive Sociolinguistics and World Englishes. With the help of different methodologies and empirical data in the form of sociolinguistic interviews, multimodal film material and an online survey, the study scrutinises cultural conceptualisations such as culture-specific conceptual metaphors or schemas and shows how the

In recent years, child-centered research has garnered increasing attention among scholars working with children. However, it remains under-explored within the field of applied linguistics. This gap is partly attributable to the conceptual complexity of the notion itself; 鈥渃hild-centered research鈥� encompasses multiple interpretations, and each significantly shapes research design and implementation. This edited volume offers a collection of reflective essays by leading scholars in the field of ad

2025. iii, 162 pp. Table of Contents Articles On the independence of tonogenesis in Patkaian branches Kellen Parker van Dam | pp.鈥�163鈥�192 A preliminary study of the evidential-epistemic system of Dolpo, a Tibetic language of Nepal Nicolas Tournadre & Zuzana Vokurkov谩 | pp.鈥�193鈥�235 On Proto-Mienic plosive initials Yoshihisa Taguchi | pp.鈥�236鈥�249 Clausal complementation in Mising Bisalakshi Sawarni | pp.鈥�250鈥�267 Mergers in Mongsen-Ao T. Temsunungsang | pp.鈥�268鈥�295 Cla

2025. v, 163 pp. Table of Contents Introduction Life storytelling across media and contexts Jarmila Mildorf & Zuzana Foniokov谩 | pp.鈥�207鈥�215 Articles Storybaiting online. Interactive life storying in social media Mari Hatavara, Hanna Rautajoki & Jarkko Toikkanen | pp.鈥�216鈥�237 World in motion: Narratives in the context of migration and digitalization Christina Schachtner | pp.鈥�238鈥�260 From offline to online stigma resistance: Identity construction in narratives of inferti

2025. v, 198 pp. Table of Contents Introduction Becoming a member in social worlds: The interface of learning and socialization in L2 interactions Klara Skogmyr Marian & Simona Pekarek Doehler | pp.鈥�1鈥�18 Devenir membre de mondes sociaux鈥�: L鈥檌nterface entre apprentissage et socialisation dans les interactions en L2 Klara Skogmyr Marian & Simona Pekarek Doehler | pp.鈥�19鈥�38 Articles Becoming friends: Establishing social relations in L2 business calls S酶ren Wind Eskildsen & Joh

Call fo Papers: 18th European Society for the Study of English Conference, University of Santiago de Compostela Workshop #15 on Linguistic Creativity in the Age of Generative AI This workshop aims to bring together linguists of all stripes (e.g. those interested in the study of English semantics, morphology, phraseology, syntax, or human and machine translation from/into English) who share an interest in the ways in which the recent advances in AI-enhanced language technology, such as LLM

The Workshop on Aspect and Argument Structure of Adverbs/Adjectives and Prepositions/Participles WAASAP is an international Workshop series that takes place biannually focussing on the aspect and argument structure of adjectives and participles and adverbs and prepositions. Previous editions were held at the University of Greenwich (2012), The Artic University of Norway at Tromsoe (2014), The University of Lille 3 (2016), the University Pompeu Fabra (2018), the University of Greenwich (2022)

The great advances achieved in recent years in artificial intelligence (AI) have made it possible to respond to the great challenges that have been posed in the field of education, especially in the field of Translation and Interpreting. In the realm of Public Services Interpreting and Translation, the past decade has seen a growing use of innovative applications and digital tools, enabling access to training resources and fostering the development of essential skills that must be reinforced dur

Pragmasophia 5 (2026) Organized by: Alessandro Capone Mitchell Green Igor Douven Pietro Perconti Junior Organizers: Roberto Graci https://pragmasophia2026.wordpress.com/ https://alessandro-capone-pragmatics.webnode.it/ Abstracts should be sent to acapone@unime.it and to the workshops/panels organizers by January 30th, 2026 (the sooner, the better). Themes and Topics 鈥� Pragmatics and Philosophy: This conference explores the intersection of pragmatics and philosophy, focusing on

2nd Call for Papers: We are pleased to inform you that the 11th Biennial International Conference on the Linguistics of Contemporary English (BICLCE) will be held from 3rd to 5th July 2026 in Austria, at the University of Klagenfurt. For over two decades, the BICLCE conference series has been a forum for researchers who are interested in the linguistics of contemporary English. It is open to different theoretical and methodological perspectives. Previous conferences were held in Edinburgh

EVOLANG XVI workshop 'A Window into Ursch枚pfung: Primary Iconic Coinage in Spoken Languages' (April 7, 2026; organized by Maria Flaksman, Alexandra Bagasheva, and Maruszka Meindard) welcomes talk and/or poster submissions on (1) imitative words / ideophones in ancient and reconstructed languages, (2) diachronic research on onomatopoeia and ideophones, (3) comparative research on onomatopoeia / ideophones in world languages, (4) recurrent patterns in (sound)imitation in spoken languages, (5) un

The ELTE Research Centre for Linguistics is pleased to announce the 6th Conference on the Syntax of Uralic Languages (SOUL6), to be held on June 24-26, 2026 in Budapest. The Syntax of Uralic Languages (SOUL) is a biennial conference that first took place in Oulu in 2015. Its goal is to provide a forum where researchers of Uralic languages working in different paradigms could exchange ideas and discuss their research and data. For further information on the SOUL conference series please visit ht

Description: We are soliciting applications for a 1 year postdoc fellowship (12 months) in experimental sociolinguistics/psycholinguistics. The postdoctoral researcher will primarily collaborate on Phase 1 of the ANR JCJC SOPHIA project (Social Persona and Human Interaction). This project aims to integrate the social dimension of language into psycholinguistic models, exploring how linguistic variants (subject inversion, inclusive writing, liaison) construct social personae and influence real

CUNY Profs. Christina Tortora, Michael Newman, Bill Haddican, Cecelia Cutler, and U. of Pennsylvania Prof. Beatrice Santorini are pleased to announce the release of the CUNY Corpus of New York City English. The Corpus of New York City English (CUNY-CoNYCE) is an innovative audio-aligned and parsed corpus of New Yorkers鈥� speech which aims to further the study of New York City English (namely, the varieties of English particular to New York City and the surrounding region). The project combine

Description: The Institute of Linguistics, Academia Sinica (ILAS), Taiwan invites applicants for a tenured or tenure-track position at all levels (Assistant, Associate or Full Professor equivalent). A Ph.D. in Linguistics is required. The area of specialization is open. Applicants should be able to communicate in Chinese. The successful candidate will be joining a vibrant research only program in linguistics with substantial research resources, two active research laboratories (Phonetics and

Call for Papers: This PhD conference is organized by the PhD program of Philological and Linguistic Studies in Oral and Written Records of the University of Bergamo (IT). The event aims to investigate how 鈥減lace鈥� can be both materially and conceptually interpreted across archival, linguistic, philological, and palaeographic聽approaches. Linguistic topics include: - Language change and geography, focusing on spatial factors in synchronic and diachronic linguistic variation; - Space and c

The Virtual Institute for Afrikaans (VivA), in collaboration with local and international partners, is pleased to host the fourth edition of the Small Languages, Big Ideas (SLBI) conference 鈥� this time with a fresh southern perspective. Join us in Gauteng, one of the linguistically and culturally vibrant provinces of South Africa, as we bring the focus to Germanic dialects, microvariation, and linguistic diversity across continents. This edition of SLBI highlights dialects as windows into lan