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The Talyshi language is one of the Northwestern Iranian languages, alongside Gilaki, Mazandarani, Gorani, Zazaki, and others. It is spoken in the southwestern Caspian region on both sides of the Iran-Azerbaijan border. Researchers distinguish three main dialects: Nothern (primarily spoken in the Republic of Azerbaijan and adjacent areas of Iran's Gilan and Ardabil provinces), Central and Southern (both spoken in the aforementioned provinces). This publication includes manuscripts collected by B

The study attempts to classify all the sounds found in Kangri language by its phonetics and phonology and to discuss morphological and syntactic properties of the language. The study also explores the changes that occur in the structure of the language while showing the properties of verb-agreement and ergativity. The study was conducted in the Hamirpur district of Himachal Pradesh where 鈥楰angri鈥� is used as a lingua franca. This language can be classified as a lesser known language since not muc

This book offers a comprehensive exploration of the multilingual linguistic landscape in Taoyuan City, Taiwan, focusing on the impact of new immigrants and the diverse range of languages they speak, across urban and peripheral areas. It examines the city's transition from a predominantly monolingual or bilingual Chinese鈥揈nglish signage environment to a vibrant multilingual one shaped by Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean and Southeast Asian languages. Employing ethnographic methods and geosemiot

This book responds to the expansion of dual language immersion (DLI) programs into secondary contexts, examining the effectiveness of these programs and highlighting areas for improvement in the curriculum. Focusing on Mandarin Chinese DLI in Utah secondary schools, it presents the views of teachers, parents and students on the newly implemented program, explores patterns of classroom interactions, and assesses learners鈥� oral narrative development as well as their learning strategy use in buildi

This book examines how a colonial matrix of power is established through temporality in English writing education. It offers discourse analyses of higher educational policies that operate in China and Saudi Arabia and then triangulates this data with conversations with writing teachers from representative Chinese and Saudi universities. Drawing on all this data to understand both the structured power relations shaping educational policies and the attendant effects on the writing teachers that in

Convocatoria de art铆culos para la edici贸n XXII del LL Journal: Entre imaginarios fallidos: crisis y esperanza en la construcci贸n de la(s) memoria(s) en Am茅rica Latina y el Caribe Invitamos a participar a la comunidad con propuestas investigativas que exploren y reflexionen sobre aquellas pr谩cticas, discursos, movimientos, procesos, expresiones y usos de la lengua que intervienen en la producci贸n y (re)construcci贸n de memorias que dialogan, disputan o interrumpen los espacios hegem贸nicos f

This book brings together research on second language pragmatics in the underexplored context of EFL primary classrooms. Presenting studies from Croatia, Cyprus, Germany, Norway, Spain and the Netherlands, the book offers a rich exploration of different topics, such as learners' pragmatic performance, awareness and development, learners鈥� and teachers' views on pragmatic instruction, and investigations concerning material use and lesson planning. The studies feature a range of data sources includ

This book examines diverse aspects of advocacy for translanguaging as a legitimate educational practice. It advances a practical theory of the translanguaging of education that is informed by deliberative advocacy and based in evidence. Combinations of quantitative and qualitative research from preschool to higher and adult education in different parts of the world give insight into current translanguaging strategies and pedagogies. From translanguaging and transsemiotising in subject lessons

PHEX 18 is the fifth (online) workshop of our research project 鈥淭he Mapping from Syntax to Phonology: Theory, Typology and History,鈥欌�� which is a continuation of our project 鈥淧honological Externalization of Morphosyntactic Structure: Universals and Variables'' (2015-2020). Following the success of the previous workshops in Sapporo, Niigata, Tokyo and Lexington, KY, we are glad to invite abstracts for presentation about the morphosyntax-phonology interface. Possible topics include: Topic 1: T

This is the first workshop on Logical Phonology (LP), a inimalist, substance-free theory of phonology which makes limited ontological commitments. It uses set-theoretic representations and a rule interpretation procedure based on subsumption. LP provides a precise definition of possible phonological rules, and thus of possible (i.e., computable) phonological grammars. LP derives locality and long-distance phonological effects using a unified search procedure. LP rejects the stipulation that segm

Valentina Apresjan (Dartmouth College), Mikhail Kopotev (University of Helsinki), Piotr Sobotka (Polish Academy of Sciences), Mladen Uhlik (University of Ljubljana) This workshop aims to bring together researchers interested in the syntax, semantics, and pragmatics of constructions with multiple WH-words across languages. Such constructions involve two or more WH-elements that typically distribute over different arguments or functions, rather than forming collective units (cf. Moravcsik 1978;

Final Call for Papers: The term 鈥渕icromorphology鈥� was coined by Stump 2017b for the hypothesis that an affix can itself be morphologically complex. Variations of this hypothesis and its uses have been investigated by Bochner 1993, Soukka 2000, Lu铆s and Spencer 2005, and Stump 2017a, b, 2023, among others. The relevant phenomenon is illustrated for derivational suffixes in (1), see Stump 2017b for the demonstration that (1) involves a complex suffix rather than iterative addition. (1) a. whi

2nd Call for Papes: Submission deadline approaching: 1st November 2025 The 8th International Conference on Ecolinguistics will take place from 9th to 11th July聽2026 in Rennes, France. We want to discuss and practice approaches to the ecolinguistic commitment for sustainable futures and ecojustice with a special focus on multilingual and multisensory encounters. ICE 8 aims to provide a dynamic and stimulating space for sharing ecolinguistic research and practices. Ecolinguistics, a disc

Description: The Department of Linguistics at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey 鈥� New Brunswick invites applications for a full-time, non-tenure track (renewable) position as Teaching Instructor in the Speech and Hearing Sciences. Duties consist primarily of teaching at the undergraduate level. This is a 3-3 teaching load position; the successful candidate will teach three undergraduate courses each semester in Speech and Hearing Sciences and Linguistics. Rutgers University-New B

Description: Slurring Terms Across Languages (STAL-2026) is an international and interdisciplinary workshop whose primary aim is to gather work on slurs from languages that have been seldom discussed in the recent philosophical and semantic literature, and in particular, from sign languages and non-Indo-European languages. It aims to bring to light new empirical data and uncover novel interesting phenomena that may have the potential to challenge current theories of slurs. We search for theoret

Other Specialties: computational and/or experimental and/or fieldwork methods Description: The Institut Jean-Nicod (IJN) is seeking to support linguistics applications to Research Associate (鈥淐harg茅 de Recherche鈥�) positions at the French Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS). CNRS Research Associate positions are full-time permanent positions intended for candidates in their early to mid-career. Applicants must hold a PhD by the application deadline. Knowledge of French is n

Call for Papers: Paper submissions for Speech Prosody 2026 are now open! Speech Prosody 2026, the 13th International Conference on Speech Prosody, will be held May 26鈥�29, 2026, at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Speech Prosody is the largest international forum dedicated to prosody in all its forms. This year鈥檚 theme, Prosodic Encodings in Context: From Structure and Cognition to Technology, and Back, highlights our commitment to advancing interdisciplinary inquiry into

The Independent Linguists Meet (ILM) Group invites interested authors to submit proposals for chapters in an upcoming book exploring the intersections of language, identity, and the digital world. Thematic Focus: Linguistic Interfaces All chapters must engage with the broad concept of Linguistic Interfaces. This focus allows for diverse interpretations. The following examples represent strong areas of interest, but contributions on these specific topics are not mandatory: - The interface be

As part of my PhD project, I am looking for participants for a short online experiment on the perception of artificial voices of digital voice assistants. Participation takes about 15 minutes, is anonymous, and can be done on a smartphone (headphones recommended). The samples are in German, but you don鈥檛 need to understand German to participate. Here is the link: https://sosci.univie.ac.at/kuenstlichestimmen/ I would be very grateful if you would participate or forward the link to anyone

Nominations for the 2026 DELAMAN Award are now being accepted. The deadline to submit a nomination is 02 November 2025. The winner will be announced in March 2026, and the prize will be awarded at the Language Documentation & Archiving conference in Berlin, Germany, 9-11 September 2026 (see langdoc.org for conference details). The Digital Endangered Languages and Musics Archives Network (DELAMAN) was established in 2003 with the goal of documenting and archiving endangered languages and