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SUMMARY This book is useful for graduate students, language teachers and stakeholders because it broadens the knowledge and skills necessary to implement e-Portfolio in language learning classrooms. It offers epistemological foundations and research findings that include affective, linguistic and metacognitive characteristics of e-Portfolio assessment. Each of the nine chapters of the book includes an introduction, a set of four to seven topics conducive to developing the main topic of each c

Join us next Thursday (11th) from 1630 - 1730 (Edinburgh/London time) for the next installment in our Applying to PhDs workshop series: writing your research proposal.聽 In this session, two of our committee members Fae and Zara will share and review聽their own PhD research proposals highlighting their strengths/weaknesses as well how closely their PhDs actually resemble research proposal.This will be followed by a 15-minute Q&A session.聽 The joining link will be made available on our websit

The "Linguistic Bibliography / Bibliographie Linguistique" is the annual bibliography of linguistics published by the Permanent International Committee of Linguists under the auspices of the International Council of Philosophy and Humanistic Studies of UNESCO. With a tradition of sixty-five years, the "Linguistic Bibliography" is by far the most comprehensive bibliography in the field. It covers all branches of linguistics, both theoretical and descriptive, from all geographical areas, including

As a result of a cooperation between Miriam Butt at the University of Konstanz and CSLI Publications we are in the process of making books previously published by CSLI Publications completely Open Access. The books so far mainly comprise words edited or written by Miriam Butt and Tracy Holloway King, but we are slowly expanding our efforts. The current collection of newly Open Access books can be found at: https://typo.uni-konstanz.de/csli-konstanz/index.html

Applicative constructions are a distinctive grammatical feature of the Austronesian languages of western Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei. Applicatives in these languages show varied syntactic and semantic properties, and are closely connected to causativization, aspectual meanings, and symmetrical voice. As a result, they do not fit neatly into 'canonincal' patterns for applicatives. This book adopts a construction-based, typologically-grounded approach, treating applicatives as pairi

This work examines Noam Chomsky's widely accepted ontological assumptions, now referred to as 鈥渂iolinguistics鈥濃�攁nd demonstrates that they are internally inconsistent. Notably, it is shown that Chomsky himself has at least once admitted this flaw. Additionally, the volume challenges a fundamental assumption from Chomsky鈥檚 1950s linguistic writings. This is the claim that the grammars of natural languages, particularly of English, must be constructive (proof-theoretic) devices, usually called gen

Greetings, Linguists! The September 2025 issue of Speculative Grammarian鈥攖he premier scholarly journal featuring research in the neglected field of satirical linguistics鈥攊s now available online for your browsing pleasure. 聽 聽 聽http://specgram.com/CXCV.1/ The editors and publishers of Speculative Grammarian are proud to announce that the Antepenultimate* Issue of our esteemed journal is now available. This issue offers many excellent articles, including the fascinatingly insightful pal忙o

We are pleased to announce AI Meets Language: International Seminar on Applied Linguistics and Artificial Intelligence, a free hybrid event bringing together leading scholars to explore how AI is transforming language analysis. Hybrid event: Online and Aula Magna, Faculty of Philosophy and Letters, University of C贸rdoba (Spain) Format: Keynotes, workshops, and roundtables Highlights: - Plenary talks by Laurence Anthony, Pascual P茅rez-Paredes & Alfonso Ure帽a on computational linguistics a

The 34th edition of the Conference of the Student Organization of Linguistics in Europe (ConSOLE) will take place on January 28-30, 2025, at IUSS Pavia (Italy). ConSOLE is an annual conference for graduate (Master, PhD) and advanced undergraduate (Bachelor) students of Linguistics. It aims to provide students worldwide with the opportunity to present their research to an international audience. More information about SOLE (Student Organization of Linguistics in Europe), previous conferences,

The 34th edition of the Conference of the Student Organization of Linguistics in Europe (ConSOLE) will take place on January 28-30, 2025, at IUSS Pavia (Italy). ConSOLE is an annual conference for graduate (Master, PhD) and advanced undergraduate (Bachelor) students of Linguistics. It aims to provide students worldwide with the opportunity to present their research to an international audience. More information about SOLE (Student Organization of Linguistics in Europe), previous conferences,

In a world characterised by the presence of multiple, simultaneous and overlapping crises, language and communication have an increasingly important role. For example, in the context of large-scale, societal crises, effective communication during and about a crisis keeps people calm and informed by carefully controlling the flow of information, and by providing guidelines and directions that are understood and accepted by all segments of the populace. Similarly, during organisational, political

On Saturday, September 27, 2025, following the main AMP session held on September 25-26, 2025, there will be a special session on "Deep Phonology: Doing phonology with deep learning" held on the UC Berkeley campus. Phonology has been modeled using rules, constraints, finite state machines, exemplars, and many other approaches. Recent advances in deep learning have prompted researchers to explore how deep neural architectures (e.g., seq2seq models, transformers, RNNs, LSTMs, VAEs, GANs) can sh

LANSI brings together scholars and students working on naturally-occurring data within the broad area of language and social interaction. In keeping with the LANSI spirit of diversity and dialog, we welcome abstracts from colleagues working on a variety of topics using discourse analytic approaches that include but are not limited to conversation analysis, interactional sociolinguistics, linguistic anthropology, and critical discourse analysis. Full program can be found on our website: https:

Academic communication is configured as a heterogeneous space, in which different functions coexist: from the specialised dialogue between peers, to the formative knowledge construction between teachers and students, up to the divulgative mediation addressed at non-expert interlocutors. Whatever the disciplinary field, academic communication is essentially based on the use of language, in its oral and written forms, to convey and develop concepts and knowledge. The idea for this conference or

The AI in Computational Linguistics (ACLing) conference serves as a premier international platform for the dissemination of cutting-edge research at the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and natural language processing (NLP). In light of rapid advancements in neural networks and large language models, the conference aims to foster scholarly exchange and collaboration among leading academics, researchers, and industry professionals engaged in the development and

Call for Papers: The question of how humans process social information is one of the biggest topics in cognitive science. This workshop addresses the topic from the perspective of linguistics and aims at breaking new ground by bringing together the two very different perspectives of sociolinguistics and linguistic anthropology on the one hand and formal syntax and semantics on the other hand. Confirmed Speakers: Elin McCready (ICREA/Universitat Aut貌noma de Barcelona) Emma Moore (Universi

Call for Papers: Overview: This one day symposium will bring together educators, researchers, and practitioners to investigate the transformative impact of virtual exchange (VE) on language learning and global competence. Presenters are invited to share original research and pedagogical insights on topics such as: - Designing effective VE projects for language learners - Assessing learning outcomes in virtual exchange settings - The role of student engagement, motivation, and identity

14th International Conference of Construction Grammar will be held at Princeton University, NJ, US. The conference invites submissions of 500 word abstracts (due Dec 1st 2025). Invited Speakers: - Corrine Occhino - Dagmar Divjak - Idan Blank - Randy Allen Harris - Gary Lupyan - Laura Michaelis - Kanishka Misra Information about student travel awards, accommodations, coming soon! Scientific committee: Hans Boas, Mirjam Fried, Adele Goldberg (chair), Shahar Shirtz

Meeting Description: The main focus of the NeuroD-WELL series of workshops is the early development of language in individuals with neurodevelopmental disorders, or at risk of developing language impairments due to familial risk or other risk factors. It is known that language deficits occur in a variety of neurodevelopmental disorders, as in intellectual disabilities, language disorder, social communication disorder, or autism spectrum disorder, as well as in at-risk groups. However, little

Convenors: Jes煤s Olgu铆n Mart铆nez (University of Hong Kong), Thomas Stolz (University of Bremen), Nataliya Levkovych (University of Bremen), and Tom Bossuyt (Ghent University/University of Texas at Austin) Keywords: subordination, coordination, clause combining, language contact, typology. Description: It is well-known that language contact is one of the most important drivers in language change and linguistic diversity worldwide (Mithun 2025). Because most humans speak or are exposed to