[Histling-l] ICHL25 Workshop Announcement

[ICHL25]

The Faculty of Linguistics, Philology, and Phonetics at the University of Oxford will be hosting the 25th International Conference on Historical Linguistics (ICHL25), from 1st to 5th August 2022 (with the possibility that some workshops will take place immediately before the conference, on Sunday 31st July). This conference has been postponed from the originally planned year of 2021.

The ICHL brings together historical linguists and specialists in related fields to explore advances in areas including methods and practices of linguistic reconstruction, formal approaches to language change, historical sociolinguistics, computational approaches to historical linguistics, contact and areal linguistics, interfaces between historical linguistics and other disciplines, and many other related areas.
Abstracts are invited for workshop proposals to be submitted by 1st October 2021.
Workshops

  *   The afternoon of Tuesday 2nd August has been reserved for 6 workshops, with a maximum of 7 talks (20 + 10 minutes)
  *   Sunday 31st July has also been reserved for two workshops (full or half-day)

Workshop proposals submissions
Organisers should:

  *   submit an anonymous pdf, maximum 2 pages (excluding references), in 12pt font
  *   give a description that includes the workshop’s research questions and goals
  *   list up to 5 potential participants with their possible topics (further appropriate papers may be added from the general call; see below)
  *   indicate the intended length of the workshop (full day/half-day)
  *   submit by email to ICHL25 at ling-phil.ox.ac.uk by 17.00 BST on 1st October 2021 with the subject line ICHL WORKSHOP
  *   include in the email: name(s) and affiliations of the organiser(s) plus the title of the proposed workshop

Notification of acceptance will be given by mid-November 2021, and the list of workshops will then be published on the webpage. The general call for papers will be published soon, with the deadline of 1st December, and abstracts for papers and posters may be submitted for the general session or for one of the agreed workshops; if authors wish to submit an abstract for a workshop, they are encouraged to contact the workshop organisers ahead of time for advice on workshop coherence. Abstracts submitted for a workshop, but not accepted there, will be automatically considered for inclusion in the general session.

Workshop proposals will be reviewed (in anonymized form) by members of the ICHL25 Abstract Reading Committee.

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