[Lingtyp] Academia Grammaticorum Salensis Vigesima

[Danguole Kotryna Kapkan]

Dear colleagues,

For those of you who are still available at the end of July, and have an
interest in Baltic language studies: registration is still open for the
20th Salos Summer School of Linguistics in Lithuania!



Salos 2023 will take place on July 23-29 in the Salos manor, Lithuania, and
will primarily focus on Baltic languages; however, the topics covered
during the lectures are not limited to this specific language family. This
year's invited speakers and their topics are:



   - Miina Norvik (University of Tartu)
      1. Uralic and Baltic languages in new large-scale databases.
      2. Some insights into the (morpho)syntax of the southern Finnic
      languages in their areal context.


   - Norbert Ostrowski (Jagiellonian University of Krakow)
      1. OLith. tas-jau/-jag/-jan ‘precisely there’ and OLith. dabar ‘all
      the time’ (Opr. dabber ‘all the time’), or what historical syntax can
      contribute to etymology
      2. Conditional subordinators in Baltic and Slavic
   - Lidia Federica Mazzitelli (University of Cologne)
      1. Predicative possession in the languages of the Circum-Baltic area.
      2. Impersonal constructions in Baltic and Slavic.
   - Eitan Grossman (University of Jerusalem)
      1. Incorporation.



The conference part will include a variety of talks on Baltic languages and
related topics. There are still some slots available if you would like to
present your research. Please indicate this in the registration form.



All the information regarding the venue and accommodation can be found on
our website:
https://www.academiasalensis.org/en/conference-and-summer-school/2023

There might also be some possibilities to get your travel expenses,
participation fee and board reimbursed. Please contact
gina.holvoet at flf.vu.lt for more details.

On behalf of the organisers,
Danguole Kotryna Kapkan (she/they)
Vilnius University
Institute for the Languages and Cultures of the Baltic
Centre for General linguistics
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