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The Department of the Lithuanian Language of the Faculty of Philology at Vilnius University and the Research Centre of Standard Language at the Institute of the Lithuanian Language invite you to participate in The 31st Jonas Jablonskis鈥� conference 鈥淟anguage as a system and process鈥�. The conference will take place at Vilnius University, Lithuania, on October 1鈥�2, 2026. Conference Languages: English, Lithuanian. Conference Topics: - Studies of language structure - Features and patterns o

Project PRECISION invites submissions for an interdisciplinary conference exploring children鈥檚 communication in digital environments and its implications for online safety. The conference brings together researchers and practitioners to examine how children鈥檚 communicative practices and perspectives can inform more effective prevention and protection strategies. Topics of Interest: We welcome contributions from disciplines including linguistics, communication studies, psychology, criminolo

This year鈥檚 theme investigates the design, use, and academic study of AI systems that operate across modalities and models, and the implications for research in applied linguistics. Location: Teachers College, Columbia University Plenary Speaker: Veronika Timpe-Laughlin, Senior Research Scientist, Educational Testing Service (ETS) Title: Talking with Machines: AI Interlocutors in Language Learning and Assessment Pre-Conference Workshop Presenter: Edward Metz, Founder of App Club T

Description: An der TU Dortmund (Fakult盲t Kulturwissenschaften/Germanistik), an der Professur 鈥濴inguistik des Deutschen: Grammatik und Fachdidaktik鈥�, ist eine auf insgesamt f眉nf Jahre angelegte Postdoc-Stelle zu besetzen. F眉r diese Position suchen wir zum 01.10.2026 eine engagierte, selbstst盲ndige und zuverl盲ssige Pers枚nlichkeit. Ihr Profil: - 脺berdurchschnittlich abgeschlossenes Studium und Promotion im Bereich Linguistik, vorzugsweise Germanistische Linguistik - Sehr gute Deutschke

2026. v, 158 pp. Table of Contents Introductory article Indigenous knowledges and translation as practice of epistemic defiance Rafael Y. Sch枚gler, Christina Korak & Edson Krenak | pp.鈥�1鈥�19 Articles Secularization, colonial benevolence, and Indigenous agency: Tropes of translation knowledge in the Philippines between two empires Marlon James Sales | pp.鈥�20鈥�39 Losing sight: Amerindian cosmovisions in translation Melanie Strasser | pp.鈥�40鈥�64 Towards a defiant theory of tra

2026. iii, 103 pp. Table of Contents Articles 鈥� Art铆culos 鈥� Aufs盲tze 鈥� Artikoloj Placing religious language policies: Locative to utopian Brian P. Bennett | pp.鈥�1鈥�21 One language, many hierarchies: Corpus 鈥� status interplay in intralingual translation between Classical Arabic and Egyptian Arabic Hisham M. Ali | pp.鈥�22鈥�43 Language ideologies and practices of international students in a course in Chinese for Academic Purposes (CAP) Juan Dong, Yawen Han, Dan Li & Haoxuan Kong | p

2026. iii, 94 pp. Table of Contents Articles Infrastructure: A keyword for linguistic and semiotic landscapes Sean P. Smith | pp.鈥�237鈥�268 The semiotic construction of cha chaan teng tea caf茅s in Hong Kong: A geosemiotic and historical perspective Andrew Sewell & Xinyi Huang | pp.鈥�269鈥�298 Stickers as commemoration: Spatial responses to personal and collective trauma after October 7 2023 Tami Yair | pp.鈥�299鈥�323 Book reviews Olaf K眉hne. 2019. Landscape Theories: A Brief Int

2026. iii, 159 pp. Table of Contents Articles Introducing TURLEC: A learner corpus for Turkish L2 Yi臒it Savuran & Stefanie Wulff | pp.鈥�139鈥�153 From theory to data: Testing introspective claims on synonymous French adjectives 鈥榩rochain鈥� and 鈥榮uivant鈥� using corpus-based methods Jarvis Looi, Patricia Nora Riget, Alex Boulton & Roshidah Hassan | pp.鈥�154鈥�192 Is human translation more conservative than machine translation? A corpus-based study measuring formality across translation v

A 100% position is available at the University of Agder, Faculty of Humanities and Education as a PhD Research Fellow in linguistics, affiliated to the Department of Foreign Languages and Translation, for a period of three years. The position is located at Campus Kristiansand. The starting date is 1.1.2027 or as agreed with the Faculty. The Department of Foreign Languages and Translation has 23 permanent academic staff members and approximately 300 students enrolled on the various study progr

Call for Papers: This workshop is organized as part of the World Congress of African Linguistics 鈥� WOCAL 12, 2027 Workshop Description: Object marking has long been central to debates about the nature of agreement and clitic doubling. While traditionally treated as distinct phenomena, a growing body of work has shown that the empirical picture is more complex and that the distinction is often difficult to maintain (Jaeggli 1982; Borer 1984; Sportiche 1996; Roberts 2010; Kramer 2012; Zel

Call for Papers: This workshop is organized as part of the DGfS 49th Annual Conference 2027 'Language under the Microscope 鈥� Observation, Analysis, Theory' Workshop Description: Clitic pronouns and agreement markers are traditionally treated as distinct elements of grammar: clitics as (deficient) pronouns, agreement as a purely morphological reflex of syntactic relations. However, a growing body of work has pointed to systematic similarities between them, raising the question of whether

Description: Two Fully Funded Doctoral Positions in sociolinguistics, discourse analysis, linguistics, language studies The University of Eastern Finland is pleased to announce two fully funded doctoral positions within the Marie Sk艂odowska鈥慍urie Doctoral Programme (MSCA) in Finland. While the programme broadly focuses on interdisciplinary research on the sustainable forest鈥慴ased bioeconomy, two positions are specifically dedicated to language鈥憆elated research on sustainability, nature, an

The Call for Papers for Volume 4 (2028) of Oral Archives Journal is now open. Oral Archives Journal (OAr) is an international peer-reviewed journal jointly published by USiena Press and Firenze University Press. The journal adopts a Diamond Open Access model, with no costs for authors or readers, and promotes the academic recognition of research articles and data papers based on oral archival materials. OAr invites submissions on oral archives as cultural, scientific, documentary, and tech

Call for Papers: There is a heightened and growing interest in integrating (formal) linguistics into the language classroom (Trotzke & Kupisch, 2020), as evidenced by the recent launch of the journal Pedagogical Linguistics in 2020 (Hudson, 2020; Trotzke, 2023; Widdowson, 2020) and large-scale pedagogical projects like Sheehan and colleagues鈥� Modern Foreign Languages in the UK (Sheehan et al., 2021, 2024). The claim is that appropriate adaptation of theoretical linguistic concepts and knowled

The 5th Iconicity Seminar (IcoSem5) will be held in Daejeon, South Korea on 1鈥�3 April 2027. IcoSem5 invites abstracts that pertain to linguistic iconicity, the resemblance between linguistic form and meaning. We call for papers for 30-minute presentations (20min presentation + 10min Q&A) dealing with any aspect of linguistic iconicity, such as: - Sound symbolism - Onomatopoeia and ideophones - Sign language iconicity - Syntactic iconicity - Iconicity and language change - Icon

ADS will hold its annual meeting in conjunction with the Linguistic Society of America Wednesday, January 6 through Saturday, January 9, 2027, in San Francisco, CA. The meeting will be held at the San Francisco Marriott Marquis. Friday, July 31, 2026, is the deadline for 20-minute paper and poster proposals, as well as innovative panel proposals. We invite presentations on any aspect of all languages and dialects used or found in North America (as well as associated islands in the Pacifi

The International Conference in Evolutionary Linguistics (CIEL) series was initiated by renowned linguist Professor William S.-Y. Wang, focusing on interdisciplinary research on language origins and evolution. Continuing and further advancing the academic tradition of the CIEL series, this conference aims to provide a high-level international platform for scholars from linguistics, cognitive science, neuroscience, artificial intelligence, anthropology, and related fields. The conference will foc

The 3rd Adamawa Conference provides a forum for presenting and discussing recent studies on approximately 80鈥�90 languages spoken primarily in eastern Nigeria, northern Cameroon, the Central African Republic, and southern Chad. These languages, spoken by more than 600,000 people, belong to the Adamawa branch of the Niger-Congo language family. The conference welcomes researchers, students, linguists, sociolinguists, language advocates, language developers, and community leaders interested in t

We announce that the 32nd International Conference on Computational Linguistics (COLING 2027) will take place in Macau, China, May 9-14 2027. COLING 2027 invites the submission of long and short papers featuring substantial, original, and unpublished research in all aspects of computational linguistics and natural language processing. More details soon. Conference website: https://2027.coling-iccl.org/ Paper Submission Information: This year, COLING will adopt the ARR system for reviewi

One of the central goals of syntactic typology is to reduce complex linguistic phenomena鈥攁nd the often fine-grained variation they exhibit across languages鈥攖o a set of simpler underlying mechanisms. This enterprise involves deriving a wide range of syntactic constructions from constrained sets of features or other syntactic primitives that can combine in different constellations across languages. In this workshop, to be held at DGfS 2027 in Jena, we zoom in on these primitives and ask two interr