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Khortha is an Eastern Indo-Aryan language spoken in Jharkhand, India. Netra P. Paudyal provides an in-depth analysis of Khortha grammar based on the data recorded during his field trips, elicited data, and sentences culled from printed literature. Alongside, it includes a fully glossed text, a comparative wordlist of lexical items from three different varieties of this language and verb paradigms, making it of great interest and value to linguists and typologists. Additionally, it highlights Kho

Over the past two decades, linguistic research into embodiment has paid considerable attention to the human body and its individual parts, particularly within typological and cognitively oriented studies. This volume continues that line of inquiry with a specific focus on the lower limb. It shows that, like other major body parts, the lower limb serves as a highly productive source domain for a wide range of conceptualisations across the world鈥檚 languages and cultures. More generally, the book c

Students of teacher education need to be prepared for increasingly diverse classrooms. Internationalising their studies is one way to make them aware of the many dimensions of diversity and prepare them for their future lives in the classroom. It is important to expose them to international learning opportunities, to enable mobility abroad and implement international modules into their studies. The DAAD project to internationalise teacher education is conducted with partner universities worldwid

The DFG Research Unit 鈥楥yclic Optimization鈥�, 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 semantics. The two PhD positions announced here are part of the subproject 鈥楾he Clash of Negation and Imperatives through the Lense of Cyclic Optimization鈥� (PI: Paula Fenger). The subproject investigates the morphosyntactic variation across imperatives and prohibit

The two 4-year PhD positions announced here are part of the subproject 'The derivation of clause-embedding predicates' (PI: Barbara Stiebels) of the Research Unit (RU) 'Cyclic optimization', whose second funding period will start in March 2026. The starting date of the positions will also be March 1st, 2026. Salary: E 13 TV-L, 65% part-time The position is fully funded, including social security, health insurance, and other benefits. The specific salary follows the pay scale of the German pu

One 4-year PhD position in the project 鈥楾he Cyclic Integration approach to clitics and the syntax-prosody mapping鈥� as part of the DFG Research Unit 鈥楥yclic Optimization鈥� Starting date: March 1, 2026 Salary: Fully Funded Position Deadline: December 15, 2025 The DFG Research Unit 鈥楥yclic Optimization鈥� 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 sem

We are pleased to announce that the 26th International Conference of the Japan Second Language Association (J-SLA 2026) will be held as follows: Dates: 4鈥�5 July 2026 (Sat鈥揝un) Venue: Mie University https://www.mie-u.ac.jp/en/ Invited Speaker: Dr. Jennifer Culbertson銆�(University of Edinburgh) Deadline for Abstract Submission: Tuesday, 31 March 2026, 23:59 (JST). There are four formats for research presentations at J-SLA 2026: (1) Oral Presentation (2) Poster Presentation (3) Studen

Call for Papers: The Graduate Association of Germanic Language Students (GAGLS) at UT Austin is pleased to announce the Graduate Conference in Germanic Studies (2026). The conference will take place in Austin, Texas on April 19th, 2026. This year's conference theme, Connections 鈥� Between Languages, Spaces, and Cultures, invites participants to explore intersections of languages and cultures within the context of Germanic Studies. Organized by the GAGLS, the GCGS provides an inclusive platf

L鈥橧nstitut International de Recherches Amazighes et Multidisciplinaires (TIRA) organise une journ茅e d鈥櫭﹖ude consacr茅e 脿 la recherche scientifique sur le fait amazigh dans toute sa richesse, sa diversit茅 et sa profondeur historique. 鈥↙鈥檕bjectif de cette rencontre est de r茅unir des chercheurs confirm茅s comme des jeunes chercheuses et chercheurs dont les travaux portent sur les langues, cultures, histoires, patrimoines et soci茅t茅s amazighes, dans une perspective pluridisciplinaire et compar茅e. 鈥�

This conference invites proposals focusing on practices of mental health communication as they are developed within minority languages. It aims to host contributions that analyse the cultural, sociolinguistic, psycholinguistic and ethical dynamics involved in conveying sensitive information, providing psychological support and ensuring community mediation in diverse humanitarian contexts. The objective is to highlight forms of discourse, communicational arrangements and local strategies that mak

The annual conference of the International Association of Predictive Linguistics (IAPL) invites submissions that explore how anticipatory mechanisms shape language, both in human cognition and in artificial systems. The event brings together researchers, practitioners and professionals who examine how linguistic behaviour emerges from patterns that guide expectations, internal simulations and real time adjustments during interaction. The conference focuses on the links between theoretical ins

The Southeast Asian Linguistics Society (SEALS) invites scholars to submit abstracts for the 35th Annual Meeting of the Southeast Asian Linguistics Society (SEALS 35), to be held at Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore, from 3 - 5 June 2026. The conference will be in the form of a hybrid event, although we strongly encourage in-person participation. SEALS 35 welcomes contributions addressing linguistic issues related to languages spoken in Southeast Asia, particularly those from

LFG26 welcomes work within the formal architecture of Lexical-Functional Grammar as well as typological, formal, and computational work within the 'spirit of LFG' as a lexicalist approach to language employing a parallel, constraint-based framework. The conference aims to promote interaction and collaboration among researchers interested in non-derivational approaches to grammar, where grammar is seen as the interaction of (perhaps violable) constraints from multiple levels of structuring, inclu

REAL (Research group 鈥淓conomics, policy analysis, and language鈥�), in cooperation with Universit盲t Potsdam, Ulster University, Andr谩ssy-Universit盲t Budapest, and IPSA RC50-The politics of languages, organises an interdisciplinary symposium on language economics and policy on 4鈥�5 June 2026 at the University of Potsdam, Germany. The REAL symposia aim to discuss all aspects of language economics and language policy; and corresponding contributions are welcome. The symposium is interdisciplinary,

Guest Editors: Peng Zhou (Zhejiang University), Maria Teresa Guasti (University of Milano-Bicocca) We are organising a Special Issue in the Journal Language Acquisition to celebrate Stephen Crain鈥檚 remarkable contributions to child language research on his 80th birthday. His pioneering and innovative approaches (including the Truth Value Judgment Task) to studying child language have opened new frontiers in linguistics, addressing complex methodological challenges and laying the foundatio

Our conference brings together translators, interpreters, language professionals, researchers, and educators in the field of translation studies. The conference programme includes plenary sessions, section meetings, and workshops on interpreting and literary translation. We invite contributions from the following fields: 1) Military Translation and Interpreting; 2) Legal Translation; 3) EU Translation; 4) Medical Translation; 5) Literary Translation; 6) Audiovisual Translation; 7) Trans

The final program of the conference is available here: https://possession.sciencesconf.org/data/pages/LA_POSSESSION_Programme_4.pdf The website of the conference: https://possession.sciencesconf.org/?forward-action=index&forward-controller=index&lang=en Languages spoken at the conference: French and English Organising committee: Angelina Aleksandrova (Universit茅 Paris-Cit茅) V茅ronique Lagae (Universit茅 Polytechnique Hauts-de-France) Vassil Mostrov (Universit茅 Polytechnique Hauts-de-

Focus: This Special Issue explores鈥痬ultilingual policies in early childhood education (ECE), an under-researched area in language policy studies. Rationale: While multilingualism has received growing attention,鈥疎CE remains a blind spot鈥痙espite its critical role in shaping children鈥檚 early attitudes, identities, and competencies. Scope: We seek research from across the鈥疓lobal North鈥痑nd鈥疓lobal South鈥痶o examine how language policies are developed, implemented, and experienced in early learn

We are pleased to invite you to a two-day conference of different academic and activist perspectives that will tug at the ideological threads woven into intercomprehension and unfasten it from its purely linguistic interpretation to achieve a transdisciplinary understanding. In the Global North, linguistic intercomprehension is understood as the process of an interlocutor understanding unknown languages within the same linguistic family as their primarily used languages (Melo-Pfeifer: 2015).

How can popular media and fictional worlds be integrated into classroom activities to enhance language learning? Join Multilingual Matters on 26 November (10am UK time) for a discussion with Osman Solmaz about his newly-published book "Fictional Linguistic Landscapes: Merging Fan Practices and Linguistic Landscapes for Language Classrooms". Get your questions ready for the audience Q&A! Sign up free here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/7417628619896/WN_aarwrvlGQOaS56Cqjt2jrw