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Official Twitter account of GLOW (Generative Linguistics in the Old World)

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Further infos on our website: https://t.co/PvwDjpY6TA

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Save the date: our last GLOWing lecture of this year is happening on June 26, 15:00 CEST, featuring Nancy C. Kula and Katharina Hartmann.

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This lecture's topic is “Languages deserving more attention”: it features an expert on a specific language (family), talking about how this language challenges or contributes to our models of generative grammar.

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Guest editors:
Golshan Shakeebaee, Adelaide Banafo, Ai Chen, Katharina Hartmann, Anke Himmelreich, Jana-Elina Jordan, Farbod Khouzani, Viktor Köhlich, Johannes Mursell, Kwaku Sasu, Golshan Shakeebaee

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The proceedings of GLOW47 (Frankfurt am Main, 2025) are now online! https://t.co/T73WH76i5I

Thanks to everyone who submitted, to András Bárány and Johannes Mursell (GLOW board) for putting everything together as well as to the guest editors for their hard work!

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Join us for Jessica Coon & Ayesha Kidwai's GLOWing lecture next Friday, 15:00 CET! If you're not a GLOW member, you need to sign up to our mailing list to receive the zoom link. All infos here: https://t.co/UNSnNtxEt4

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Mark your calendars! In two weeks Jessica Coon and Ayesha Kidwai will be discussing about Linguistics and language communities! Join us Friday, March 27, 15:00 CET--all further infos here: https://t.co/UNSnNtxEt4

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The GLOW48 program is now available and registration is open! All infos here: https://t.co/DjrYf2tI8b We're looking forward to seeing many of you in beautiful Siena!

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We are happy to announce the venues for the next three GLOW colloquia!

GLOW 49 (2027): Lisbon, Portugal
GLOW 50 (2028): Utrecht, the Netherlands
GLOW 51 (2029): Bayonne, Basque Country, France

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SAVE THE DATE! Our next GLOWing lecture takes place on March 27 and features Jessica Coon & Ayesha Kidwai, discussing about Linguistics and language communities. All infos here: https://t.co/UNSnNtxEt4

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Mark your calendars and join us for the next GLOWing lecture on linguistics and LLMs, featuring Roni Katzir & Richard Futrell! Jan 23, 16:00 CET, Zoom and later on YouTube. All infos here: https://t.co/UNSnNtyciC

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Our second GLOWing lecture of this year will place on Friday, January 23, 16:00 CET and features Roni Katzir and Richard Futrell, discussing about Linguistics, LLMs and the inference to the best explanation. All infos on our website: https://t.co/UNSnNtyciC

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The CfP for GLOW48 in Siena and Florence was extended to December 10! Submit and join us in beautiful Italy! All infos here: https://t.co/DjrYf2ufXJ

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The CfP for GLOW48 closes on December 2! Submit your abstract and join us in Siena & Florence in April 2026! All infos here: https://t.co/DjrYf2ufXJ

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Reminder: our first GLOWing lecture will take place in two weeks, featuring Michelle Sheehan and Eloisa Pilati discussing about linguistics in education! All infos here: https://t.co/UNSnNtyciC

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Our first GLOWing lecture this year will take place on November 21, 15:00 CET and features Michelle Sheehan and Eloisa Pilati discussing about linguistics in education! All infos here: https://t.co/UNSnNtyciC

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The CfP for GLOW48 is out!
https://t.co/nXQ7h9tKTl
Submit until December 2 and join us in beautiful Siena in April 2026!

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From 2025/26 on, the "Languages deserving more attention" lectures will take place once a year, usually in the last slot (May or June).

Stay tuned for more information: https://t.co/PvwDjpY6TA

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Our upcoming year of GLOWing lectures will have the umbrella topic “Linguistics and the world we live in” and feature three lectures:

Linguistics and Language Communities
Linguistics in Education
Linguistics and LLMs

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Further, we start an additional sub-series of lectures called “Languages deserving more attention” where a specialist of one language (family) shows what it fascinating about this language, how it contributes to our generative theories or challenges them.