Emerging Topics in Typology, a conference for PhD students by PhD students, is coming back in 2025! Now accepting abstracts on any and all topics typology or descriptive linguistics until 31st jan 2025. https://t.co/nEW02ZqkaI
Excited to announce that Volume 22 of the SOAS Working Papers in Linguistics is now officially published!
A huge thanks to all the authors for their amazing contributions.
Edited by @NwodaChinazor & @KingsUgwuanyi
Check out the latest volume here:
https://t.co/aVasA2Wn84
There's a really cool phd position open at Leiden reconstructing the processes that led to the current and past language (and language attribute) distribution in South America: https://t.co/ObgT5QzK7Y
Next stop is the SWL IX conference in Lima, and I'm obviously very excited to meet all my multilingual colleagues and remember that 1.5 languages is not that impressive.
I've been lucky enough to spend a month in Sucre, Bolivia, learning spanish and exploring the region. I've had so much fun here and I'm so grateful to everyone who pretended my Spanish was understandable, when really it was just latinate English words in a Spanish accent.
The university did an interview with one of my recently graduated PhDs, Axel Palmér, on the linguistic evidence for an Indo-Slavic subnode. Congratulations to Axel with a very successful defence! https://t.co/23VAoqdrHr
Had a great time at the Emerging Topics in Typology conference in Stockholm this week, and absolutely loved the personalised menu from Scandinavian Airlines
Other cool papers on language attitudes, language policy, Yoruba, Lubumbashi Swahili, and French among many other things in the 21st volume of the SOAS Working Papers in Linguistics: https://t.co/0SEvUH9wjO
I know you've all been wondering about the history of the Tukanoan negative existential and privative verbs but don't you kids worry I wrote a paper on it: https://t.co/fffZjZgO5N