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The performance of food has become ubiquitous in the digital realm, where we find content saturated with all things culinary, gustatory, and gastronomic. From food porn images to restaurant reviews, from what-I-eat-in-a-day-videos to cooking shows, from mukbang to forum posts with food advice 鈥� people negotiate and display their food practices online, to be consumed and regurgitated by others via their digital devices. This is often based on co-occurring linguistic performances, interweaving foo

ACCENT VARIATION AND CHANGE 'Accents' is an annual conference organized by the Department of English Language and Applied Linguistics at University of Lodz, Poland. It brings together researchers and teachers interested in native and non-native accents of English, approached from a variety of theoretical and/or practical perspectives. The key issues discussed each year include individual accent characteristics, the dynamism of accent usage, accent teaching and learning, and the methods and to

This hybrid event will bring together cutting-edge research, innovative practices, and theoretical perspectives on the ethical and responsible integration of AI in the learning and teaching of languages and cultures and applied linguistics. The conference theme draws inspiration from the鈥疭hifting Power project鈥痺hich itself was inspired by the thinking of Pratyusha Kalluri of the鈥疪adical AI Network. Asking whether AI is good or fair is not the right question, she holds.鈥疘nstead, we should鈥痵eek鈥痶o

Genitives and Possession in Contact Online workshop - 13th June 2025 Much has been written on the topic of possession in general (Heine, 1997; Nichols, 1988, among others), in the last 15 years there have also been several publications that have discussed the influence of language contact on possession-related phenomena, such as on split possession in European languages (Stolz, et al. 2008), predicative possession in Slavic (McAnallen, 2011) or attributive possession in Tunisian Arabic (Saya

Call for Papers Workshop B03 SFB 1391 Andere 脛sthetik Br眉cken bauen Metaphern und Symbole an der Schnittstelle von Literaturwissenschaft und Linguistik T眉bingen, 24. 鈥� 26. September 2025 Metaph

A doctoral research fellowships in Swedish linguistics (with a focus on semantics and historical linguistics) is available at Ghent University. The research will be conducted under supervision of prof. dr. Andreas Widoff. The doctoral student will be part of the Scandinavian section of the Department of linguistics. We offer a full-time position as a doctoral fellow, consisting of an initial period of 12 months, which after a positive evaluation, will be extended to a total maximum of 48 mont

Starting from October 1, 2025, the section of English Linguistics in English and American Studies at TU Braunschweig is looking for a PhD candidate in English Linguistics (m/f/d) (part-time 50- German pay scale TV-L EG 13) The position is for a period of 3 years initially, subject to a successful evaluation of progress at the end of the first year. Salary ranges from 27k to 32k Euros per year depending on the applicant鈥檚 experience. The successful applicant will pursue a Ph.D. degree.

Hello, I am currently working on my Bachelor's Thesis, in which I am researching compliment responses in English. Part of the thesis is a survey, where I am trying to analyse possible differences in responses from German and British English participants. If you are either an L1 German or L1 British English speaker, I would appreciate your participation in my survey. Please make sure to answer everything in English. You can find my survey here: https://ee-eu.kobotoolbox.org/x/FtEch4YM

How do brains of multilingual speakers process native and non-native languages in speaking? This thesis has attempted to characterize the multilingual experience in late language learners, focusing on the processing of two distinct but similar lexico-syntactic features: classifiers in Chinese and grammatical gender in Dutch, across different populations. The thesis investigated whether and how lexico-syntactic features are processed during non-native language (L2) speech production and compared

There is space in our open-access grammar book series Grammars of World and Minority Languages (UCL Press) for one high-quality grammar book manuscript next academic year. Previous publications in the series include A Grammar of Elfdalian by Yair Sapir and Olof Lundgren, A Grammar of Paraguayan Guarani by Bruno Estigarribia, and A Grammar of Akajeru by Raoul Zamponi and Bernard Comrie. Please get in touch with the series editors Lily Kahn l.kahn@ucl.ac.uk or Riitta Valijarvi r.valijarvi@

Focus: The focus of the summer school wil be current Methods and Developments in Learner Corpus Research. In addition to plenary talks and presentations by participants, the summer school will include workshops and networking events (see our website linked above for more information). Description: We are excited to announce the 2025 Summer School of Applied Linguistics at the University of Bamberg, with the theme Methods and Developments in Learner Corpus Research. This summer school is geared

It鈥檚 with profound grief that we announce that (PhD) Dr. Anjum Pervez Saleemi, esteemed scholar and professor of theoretical linguistics and cognitive sciences, passed away in Lahore, Pakistan, on April 19th, 2025. Born October 24, 1953 in Gujranwala, Punjab, Pakistan to Chaudhary Taj Muhammad and Begum Saeeda, he is survived by his only remaining son, Usman Saleemi. Dr. Anjum lived a storied and distinguished academic life, from earning a PhD in Linguistics at the University of Essex, UK un

General Review: Reconsidering the Social in Language Learning: A State of the Science and an Agenda for Future Research in Variationist SLA Aarnes Gudmestad and Matthew Kanwit Languages 2025, 10(4), 64; DOI: 10.3390/languages10040064 Review: Quantifying Experience with Accented Speech to Study Monolingual and Bilingual School-Aged Children鈥檚 Speech Processing Adriana Hanul铆kov谩 and Helena Levy Languages 2025, 10(4), 80; DOI: 10.3390/languages10040080 Article: Yeyi: A Phylogenetic Lone

The Routledge Handbook of Chinese Translation (Revised Edition, 2027) - Call for Chapters Editors: Weixiao Wei, Zhaoming Gao and Chris Shei We are pleased to announce the call for chapters for the revised edition of The Routledge Handbook of Chinese Translation, scheduled for publication in 2027. Building on the foundation of the 2017 edition, the revised volume aims to reflect the latest developments, research trends, and innovations in Chinese translation studies. We particularly welcome c

The Arab Journal of Applied Linguistics invites submissions for a special issue focusing on First and Second Language Limited Print Literacy among children, adolescents, and adults. We welcome contributions that explore limited print literacy among (i) displaced children and adolescents in conflict zones and (ii) refugees and immigrant adults in the Western world and expatriates in the Middle East. Limited print literacy is defined here as the difficulty individuals experience in decoding or

Dates: 15 Nov 2025 鈥� 16 Nov 2025 Venue: University of Macau, Avenida da Universidade, Taipa, Macao SAR, China Working Language: English Contact Person: Wenjiang Yang Meeting Email: jap.conference@um.edu.mo Meeting Description: Following the success of the first conference hosted by Sun Yat-sen University in 2018 and the second conference hosted by Beijing Normal University in 2023, the 3rd Conference on Evidentiality and Its Related Categories is scheduled to take place on 15-16 November

The organizers of the workshop 鈥淎bstract and Item-Specific Knowledge Across Domains and Frameworks鈥� are pleased to announce a call for abstracts for a student poster session, and a call for student participation scholarship applications for the LSA Institute. The workshop, which is funded by the National Science Foundation, will take place at the University of Oregon on July 26-27, and will be co-located with the 2025 LSA Summer Institute. Please see the workshop website (https://sites.google.co

The 13th International Conference on Language Variation in Europe (ICLaVE 13), co-organized by the University of Bern and the University of Lausanne, will be held at the University of Lausanne from 29 June 鈥� 2 July 2026. We are delighted to announce the following invited plenary speakers: 鈥� Andrea Ender (Paris Lodron Universit盲t Salzburg) 鈥� In茅s Fern谩ndez-Ord贸帽ez (Universidad Aut贸noma de Madrid) 鈥� Peadar 脫 Muircheartaigh (University of Edinburgh) 鈥� Sadie Ryan (University of Glasgow) IC

The Colloquium on Generative Grammar (CGG) is an annual conference held in the Iberian peninsula since 1991. It provides a platform for linguists working in Generative grammar all over the world to come together and discuss current trends and topics in syntax, morphology, semantics, phonology and their interfaces. The 34th鈥疌olloquium on Generative Grammar (CGG34) will be organized by the National University of Distance Education (UNED) and will take place as an in-person meeting from May 7 to Ma

In the last years, theoretically informed research on syntax of different varieties of German has gained momentum. In this symposium, which is held on a regular basis, we want to bring together researchers in this field and offer a forum for this line of research. The papers will appear in printed form in a special issue of the journal ZDL, as in the last years. The conference languages will be German and English. We invite contributions on syntactic research on dialects or other varieties o