We would like to invite you to submit your abstract for SLE 2024 Special Outreach Session: Communicating linguistics research: results and prospects. Deadline for submissions is 26 February. For details, click here.
Extended deadline: 10 March
- WS1 Anglicism research in Europe: from vocabulary to use
- WS2 Construction Grammar meets Sociolinguistics
- WS3 Counterfactuals: Families of constructions
- WS4 Encoding perception across languages: New insights and new methods
- WS5 Epistemicity and dialogue: how is knowing negotiated in conversation?
- WS6 Exploring the Limits of Complex Predicates
- WS7 Lexical affixes
- WS8 Linguistic typology and the cognitive science of non-WEIRD languages
- WS9 Marginal phonemes
- WS10 Mass nouns in a typological perspective
- WS11 Mismatches in Information Structure
- WS12 Origin of Discourse Particles: Borrowing and Grammaticalization
- WS13 Passive and passivization across languages in dynamic and typological perspectives: conceptual and methodological challenges
- WS14 Pathways to insubordination
- WS15 Poetic language
- WS16 Psycholinguistic approaches to the study of heritage, Indigenous, and minoritized languages
- WS17 Spatial (a)symmetries across languages
- WS18 Talking about truth, lies, and deception across languages and cultures
- WS19 The Arabic (Semitic) Lexicon and its words
- WS20 The concept of possibility and its morphological, syntactic and pragmatic realizations in natural language
- WS21 The Determinism Assumption in Morphology
- WS22 The Limits of the Comparative Method: Innovative Approaches to Understanding Orphan Languages
- WS23 The semantic transparency of morphologically complex words
- WS24 Typological approaches to non-canonicity in demonstratives
- WS25 What is egophoricity in Tibetic, and beyond?