Focus: The LDSS 2025 programme will involve discussions of the theory and practice of language documentation, with a particular focus on the methods and practices of dialectological research. The LDSS 2025 programme also includes a practical training session during which participants will learn about and work with the main tools and software used for the analysis and storage of linguistic data. They will have the opportunity to engage in the collection of linguistic data with native speakers.
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Focus: The workshops, taught in English and for one in French, are bringing together specialists from all over the world.
They will be completed by lectures and other cultural events. https://esudh.github.io/WorkshopsandLectures/
For those interested into improving their knowledge of French, it will be possible to attend French classes for 2 to 4 weeks in August, following the ESU https://esudh.github.io/esubesancon/#french-for-dh
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The European Summer University in Digital Human
*What is this course about?*
When people communicate, they not only exchange information, but they also indicate how the speaker鈥檚 and addressee鈥檚 knowledge relate to that information. What is the source of the information, how certain is the speaker of it, is it unexpected for the speaker or addressee? All these aspects fall under epistemicity 鈥� the expression of the speaker鈥檚 and addressee鈥檚 knowledge in grammar.
In this online masterclass, you will become familiar with the whole area of epi
Focus: The main focus of the Summer School is in applied knowledge about experimental methodologies to study voice, speech, language and behaviour, following a hands-on approach.
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This is the ninth edition of STEM (Summer Training in Experimental Methods), a week long training program in current methods in experimental linguistics, phonetics and psycholinguistics, organized by the Phonetics and Phonology Laboratory and Lisbon Baby Lab (Center of Linguistics, University of Lisbon).
Dear all,
We warmly welcome you to the Language Culture Matters Seminar Series for Term 3 of the 2024-25 academic year.
The seminars will take place each Wednesday from 30th April 2025 until 18th June 2025, at 16:00-17:00 (British Summer Time; UTC+1). They are hybrid sessions, held in A0.23 (Social Sciences Building, University of Warwick) and online (Microsoft Teams).
Please check the website for joining information and details of the upcoming talks.
https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc
Jessica Coon and Morgan Sonderegger participated as discussants in a Q&A after a showing of the film Arrival organized by the Centre for Research on the Brain, Language, and Mind (CRBLM) at the Cin茅math猫que Qu茅b茅coise on April 15th. They consulted on the film in 2015.
PhD position in child language socialization (involves fieldwork: West Papua, Indonesia)
A PhD candidate is sought for the Documenting Languages and Ethnobiological Knowledge (DocuLEK) project, funded jointly by the French and German research agencies (ANR-DFG). The project will be headed by an international team of researchers, including Sonja Riesberg (LaCiTO CNRS, Paris), Birgit Hellwig (University of Cologne) and Aung Si (University of Cologne). This interdisciplinary project has a number
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HK Research Professor (Post Doc) Positions at the Center for Data Science in Humanities
Chosun University, Korea
The newly established Center for Data Science in Humanities (Director: Eon-Suk Ko) at Chosun University is seeking multiple full-time HK research professors to join a newly funded HK 3.0 research initiative titled "Language, Cognition, and Society: A Lifespan Data-Driven Approach." This six-year national project, supported by the Ministry of Education and the Natio
The study of dialectal variation in phonology, morphology, and syntax has received increasing attention in recent decades. The result is an important body of work on dialect syntax with diverse approaches, methodologies, and scopes, including formal approaches (e.g. Bayer 1984, Haegeman 1992, Hoekstra 1993, Poletto 2000, Beninc脿 and Poletto 2004, Van Craenenbroeck 2010), computational-quantitative analyses (e.g. Nerbonne 2009, 2010, Heeringa and Nerbonne 2013, Wieling and Nerbonne 2015), and soc
The study of dialectal variation in phonology, morphology, and syntax has received increasing attention in recent decades. The result is an important body of work on dialect syntax with diverse approaches, methodologies, and scopes, including formal approaches (e.g. Bayer 1984, Haegeman 1992, Hoekstra 1993, Poletto 2000, Beninc脿 and Poletto 2004, Van Craenenbroeck 2010), computational-quantitative analyses (e.g. Nerbonne 2009, 2010, Heeringa and Nerbonne 2013, Wieling and Nerbonne 2015), and soc
We are pleased to announce that the 56th Annual Meeting of the North East Linguistics Society (NELS 55) will be hosted by New York University in New York, New York, from October 17 to October 19, 2025. Keynote speakers will be announced at a later date.
We invite abstracts for 20-minute talks and posters on any theoretical or formal aspect of natural language, including but not limited to phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics, and their interfaces. There will be a special sessi
We are pleased to announce that the 56th Annual Meeting of the North East Linguistics Society (NELS 55) will be hosted by New York University in New York, New York, from October 17 to October 19, 2025. Keynote speakers will be announced at a later date.
We invite abstracts for 20-minute talks and posters on any theoretical or formal aspect of natural language, including but not limited to phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics, and their interfaces. There will be a special sessi
The Faculty of Humanities and the Centre for Sociocultural and Ethnolinguistic Studies of the HSE University are pleased to announce an interdisciplinary conference on 鈥淢anaging language diversity through Societies, States and History鈥� to be held online on June 06, 2025. The conference aims to bring together scholars, researchers, and professionals from various disciplines to explore the historical, legal, and social dynamics related to language diversity. We invite the submission of papers tha
The Faculty of Humanities and the Centre for Sociocultural and Ethnolinguistic Studies of the HSE University are pleased to announce an interdisciplinary conference on 鈥淢anaging language diversity through Societies, States and History鈥� to be held online on June 06, 2025. The conference aims to bring together scholars, researchers, and professionals from various disciplines to explore the historical, legal, and social dynamics related to language diversity. We invite the submission of papers tha
Call for Proposals
The Texts in the Indigenous Languages of the Americas series is an annual supplement to the International Journal of American Linguistics dedicated to the presentation of analyzed oral texts from the indigenous languages of the Americas. TILA volumes are guest-edited, thematically-organized collections of texts published as a supplement to the April issue of IJAL and online on the IJAL website.
Issues in the series may be single-authored or edited multi-contributor colle
The eighth workshop on Universal Dependencies
Part of SyntaxFest 2025, Ljubljana, August 26-29
2nd Call for Papers:
Universal Dependencies (UD) is a framework for cross-linguistically consistent treebank annotation that has so far been applied to over 150 languages (https://universaldependencies.org ). The framework is aiming to capture similarities as well as idiosyncrasies among typologically different languages (e.g., morphologically rich languages, pro-drop languages, and languages f
Deadline Extension: Call for Papers and Posters
The conference KogWis 2025, which will take place 01.09. - 03.09. at Ruhr-University Bochum aims at providing a platform for discussing the most recent developments in Cognitive Science. It will feature contributed papers, symposia, and posters covering all subfields of cognitive science, bringing together a large number of experts from Europe and overseas.
We invite paper and poster contributions on recent research in any subfield of cogni
An interview with James Crippen on his work with the Tlingit language was just published on the Stikine River Radio 鈥撯�� listen here!
After a bit of a pause, meetings of the Montreal Underdocumented Languages Linguistics (MULL) Lab are back! Starting with a special kick-off event in May, and then continuing in the new school year, MULL meetings will be returning with a slightly updated schedule and focus. Going forward, MULL meetings will be monthly and provide opportunities for a mix of […]
Two JournalLing (the 9I制作厂免费 linguistics undergraduate journal) volumes, the 2023-2024 edition (Volume 3) and the 2024-2025 edition (Volume 4), were released this past Friday at the undergraduate Wine and Cheese social event. Jackson Corfield served as the Editor-in-Chief on the 2023-2024 JournalLing Team, and Allison McFarlane and Sophia Flaim served as Co-Editors-in-Chief on the 2024-2025 […]