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Assuming no previous linguistic knowledge or familiarity with Middle English, Simon Horobin introduces students to Chaucer's language and the importance of reading Chaucer in the original, rather than in a modern translation. Chaucer's Language leads the reader gently through basic linguistic concepts with appropriate explanation, highlighting how Chaucer's English differs from present-day English, and the significance of this for interpreting and understanding his work. It provides close ana

We offer a three-year PhD position at the University of G枚ttingen (Department of German Philology) within the DFG-funded project 鈥淟ying and Commitment in the Visual Modality.鈥� The position provides the opportunity to contribute to empirical research in an interdisciplinary team and includes responsibilities in empirical data collection, dissemination of research results, and participation in the organization of workshops and conferences. More information can be found here: https://www.uni-goetti

2025. v, 259 pp. Table of Contents Introduction Sandra Auderset, Rikker Dockum & Ryan Gehrmann pp.鈥�267鈥�277 Articles 鈥� Aufs盲tze Tonogenesis in the Gulf of Guinea Creoles Ana L铆via Agostinho pp.鈥�278鈥�304 Dialectal tone description enhances historical tonology Mirella L. Blum pp.鈥�305鈥�323 Towards reconstructing grammatical tone in the northwestern Bantu verb phrase Nadine Grimm pp.鈥�324鈥�356 Tone and voicing in Cao B岷眓g Tai: Implications for tonal evolution and chang

2025. iii, 116 pp. Table of Contents Articles Interactional competence in online text chat: Prefatory moves, entitlement, and contingency in L2 requests Xingcheng Wang & Carsten Roever pp.鈥�109鈥�140 L2 disagreement through social media Marta Gonz谩lez-Lloret & F谩tima Gat贸n Gabriel pp.鈥�141鈥�167 English as an instructional resource for optimizing L2 Chinese use in the classroom: An applied CA perspective Ding Wang-Bramlett, Katharine E. Burns & R茅mi A. van Compernolle pp.鈥�168鈥�

The 29th Edition of the Hispanic and Lusophone Studies Symposium (OSUHALSS) OSUHALLS is an annual symposium on Hispanic and Lusophone Literary and Cultural Studies. The conference, organized entirely by graduate students in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese at The Ohio State University, aims to bring together a wide variety of scholars working within distinct disciplines and many different aspects of literature and cultures in the Luso-Hispanic speaking world. The graduate students

SUMMARY Mattiello鈥檚 Transitional Morphology monograph investigates combining forms (CFs) in present-day English, which she categorises into neoclassical CFs, abbreviated CFs, and secreted CFs. Through this categorisation, Mattiello explores the notion of transitional morphology, which blurs the boundaries of traditional morphology by straddling two main word-formation processes (i.e., compounding and derivation by affixation). The 211-page volume is divided into eight chapters, followed by a

Other Specialties: Experimental Linguistics Description: The Johann Wolfgang Goethe University Frankfurt am Main is one of the largest universities in Germany with around 41,000 students and with about 5,800 employees. Founded in 1914 by Frankfurt citizens and since 2008 once again proud of its foundation status Goethe University possesses a high degree of autonomy, modernity and professional diversity. As a comprehensive university, the Goethe University offers a total of 16 departments o

The Department of Modern Languages at the University of Birmingham welcomes enquiries and applications for PhD study in linguistics, especially Romance and Ibero-Romance linguistics, as well as in a wide range of related fields in languages and cultures. Sir Henry Thomas Scholarship: In 2026 we will also be awarding the Sir Henry Thomas Scholarship, a competitive postgraduate scholarship for research in the fields of Spanish, Portuguese, Catalan or Latin American Studies (not limited to ling

Two 4-year PhD positions in the project `A Cyclic Optimization Approach to the A/A-bar Distinction in Syntax' as part of the DFG Research Unit `Cyclic Optimization' Starting date: March 1, 2026 Salary: Fully Funded Positions Deadline: December 15, 2025 The DFG Research Unit `Cyclic Optimization' starting its second phase on March 1 2026 with 13 new research positions explores the interaction of cyclicity and optimization in all areas of grammar: phonology, morphology, syntax, and s

The dominant view in linguistics nowadays is that impoliteness is purely a matter of situational assessments by speech participants. This volume challenges that orthodoxy. Bringing together studies on structures that convey insults, threats and more in a wide range of languages, it shows that there is, in fact, a formal side to impoliteness. The volume reveals shared features of and sources for grammatical expressions of impoliteness, explores ways in which their impolite character can be establ

Other Specialties: Romance Linguistics Description: The University of Klagenfurt wants to attract more qualified women for professorships. The University of Klagenfurt is pleased to announce the following open position in the Department of Romance Languages within the Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Education, in compliance with the provisions of Art. 98 (open-ended) or Art. 99 (limited to 5 years) of the Austrian Universities Act: Full Professor of Romance Linguistics (Italian and French

Call for Papers: Prominence relations establish a ranking between linguistic units, such as prosodic units, arguments of a verb, and discourse referents. Prominence is one of the key notions in language and communication: it accounts, for instance, for prosodic highlighting and for the building of linguistic structure and discourse representations. The CRC 1252 Prominence in Language (University of Cologne) investigates the role of prominence from an interdisciplinary linguistic perspective,

The Complutense Undergraduate Linguistics Conference (C(U)LC 2026) is an academic event organized by students from the Department of Linguistics at the Complutense University of Madrid, to be held on March 23鈥�24, 2026, at the Faculty of Philology, in hybrid modality (both in person and online). C(U)LC aims to create a scientific meeting space for undergraduate seniors and first-year MA students interested in linguistic research. The conference seeks to encourage dialogue, collaboration, and t

2025. iii, 168 pp. Table of Contents Articles Examining contextual constraints on the English dative alternation in L2 written production: A contrastive multifactorial analysis Qiao Gan & Min Wang pp.鈥�265鈥�295 Using machine learning to automate data annotation in corpus linguistics: A case study with MacBERTh Lauren Fonteyn, Enrique Manjavacas & Jaleesa De Regt pp.鈥�296鈥�315 Interactive metadiscourse across languages and writer groups: A comparison among L1 Chinese, L2 English

2025. v, 172 pp. Table of Contents Editorial Notes from the Editors pp.鈥�177鈥�178 Articles A guide to construct non-canonical wh-questions: A cross-linguistic perspective Wei-Tien Dylan Tsai pp.鈥�179鈥�202 Restrictions on the rhetorical use of shenme-shihou sentences in Mandarin Chinese Chi-Ming Louis Liu pp.鈥�203鈥�223 Word order optionality in question formation in Chinese copula clauses Gerardo Fern谩ndez-Salgueiro pp.鈥�224鈥�245 Disjunctions and questions in Mandarin C

2024. iii, 108 pp. Table of Contents Articles The beneficial effect and possible mechanisms of observing gestures in mental rotation training Yan Zhang, Chenyu Zhou, Yabo Ge, Fengying Li & Weijian Li pp.鈥�199鈥�216 What counts as a relevant gesture in the study of multimodal event expressions? Anna Margetts, Eleanor Jorgensen, Isabelle Burke & Harriet Sheppard pp.鈥�217鈥�258 Charting the development of pointing: A longitudinal study on social and non-social index finger use Sofi

2025. vi, 298 pp. Table of Contents Preface Foreword Kristel Doreleijers, Remco Knooihuizen & Eva van Lier pp.鈥�227鈥�228 Articles Pleidooi voor nutteloze beschaving Mark Dingemanse pp.鈥�229鈥�235 Vowel devoicing as prosodic augmentation in Me虄be虃ngo虃kre Bernat Bardagil pp.鈥�236鈥�251 Uhm鈥� The use of hesitation markers on the social media platform X in Dutch and Spanish Patricia S谩nchez Carrasco, Imke Wets & Lotte Hogeweg pp.鈥�252鈥�268 Tread lightly: Deriving distribu

2025. iv, 127 pp. Table of Contents Articles In pursuit of childfree lifestyle? Discursive legitimation of Chinese childfree women on RedNote Chao Lu pp.鈥�133鈥�156 (In)visibility matters: Reappropriating stigma in Filipino HIV and AIDS trope through Kapwa and Hiya George Vincent F. Gamayo pp.鈥�157鈥�183 Hanja usage in Korean newspaper headlines: A diachronic analysis of language in shaping national identity Jaehee Kwak & Jaeeun Kwak pp.鈥�184鈥�201 The syntax of emojis in X co

2025. v, 141 pp. Table of Contents Introduction Rethinking translating cultures Moneera Al-Ghadeer, Charles Forsdick, Mohammed Al-Sudairi, Andreas Karatsolis, Eric Calderwood & Mohammed Allwaish pp.鈥�725鈥�739 Articles The role of artificial intelligence tools in mediating Sino-Arab cultural exchanges through intercultural translation Mubarak Alkhatnai pp.鈥�740鈥�769 Translating the nation in nineteenth-century Arabic: A diachronic corpus study Marianna Massa pp.鈥�770鈥�791

2025. v, 120 pp. Table of Contents Ack Acknowledgements p.鈥�1 Articles Burgundische Personennamen im Kontakt mit Fr盲nkisch und Galloromanisch als Elemente der Rekonstruktion einer ostgermanischen Tr眉mmersprache Wolfgang Haubrichs pp.鈥�2鈥�26 Old French exploitation toponyms in the northern Low Countries and their significance for medieval Dutch settlement history Alexia E. Kerkhof pp.鈥�27鈥�43 Germanisch-romanische Sprachkontakte: Wie au脽ersprachliche Faktoren die Linguisti