34.587, Calls: Hungarian; General Linguistics, Linguistic Theories/Austria

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LINGUIST List: Vol-34-587. Thu Feb 16 2023. ISSN: 1069 - 4875.

Subject: 34.587, Calls: Hungarian; General Linguistics, Linguistic Theories/Austria

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Date: Thu, 16 Feb 2023 03:35:11
From: Maya Cortez [icsh16 at uni-graz.at]
Subject: International Conference on the Structure of Hungarian 16

 
Full Title: International Conference on the Structure of Hungarian 16 
Short Title: ICSH16 

Date: 28-Jun-2023 - 29-Jun-2023
Location: Graz, Austria 
Contact Person: Maya Cortez
Meeting Email: icsh16 at uni-graz.at
Web Site: https://structure-of-hungarian-16.uni-graz.at/en/ 

Linguistic Field(s): General Linguistics; Linguistic Theories 

Subject Language(s): Hungarian (hun)

Call Deadline: 28-Feb-2023 

Meeting Description:

The International Conference on the Structure of Hungarian is a meeting
organized biannually for linguists working on or having an interest in any
linguistically relevant synchronic or diachronic aspect of the Hungarian
language, approached from theoretical and empirical perspectives. 

The 16th ICSH conference will be hosted by Graz University on 28-29 June 2023
at the University of Graz. ICSH 16 will be accompanied by a special Workshop
on Finiteness, Clause Types, and Cartography (FCTC2023), to be hosted at the
same venue on 30 June.


Final Call for Papers:

Extended call deadline: ***28-Feb-2023*** 

3rd and final Call for Papers: 
Abstracts are solicited for presentations that make a contribution to our
understanding of the structure of Hungarian and linguistic theory, including
any synchronic or diachronic aspect of syntax and morphology, phonology and
phonetics, semantics and pragmatics, as well as their interfaces. Both
theoretically and empirically oriented submissions are welcome, including
experimental, psycholinguistic and corpus-linguistic treatments of linguistic
issues of theoretical relevance. Submissions that analyze Hungarian data from
a comparative cross-linguistic perspective are particularly encouraged. 

The main session will consist of 30-minute talks (excluding Q&A), and a few
short, 15-minute talks are also planned. 
Submissions will be considered by default for 30-minute talks, unless
otherwise indicated during the submission process. 

Student poster session: 
This year in addition to the main session, the ICSH will also include a
special poster session for students. While the main session is open to
submission by anyone, the poster session is limited to contributions by
students. Accordingly, a student-authored abstract can be considered either
for the special poster session or for the main session, or for both, a choice
to be indicated during the submission process. 

Anonymous, maximally two-page abstracts including examples/illustrations and
references (with one-inch/2.5cm margins all around, in a font no smaller than
12pt) should be submitted in .pdf format via EasyChair: 

https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=icsh16 

Extended deadline for submission of abstracts to the main session: 
28 February 2023 

Notification of acceptance: 
by 31 March 2023 

Submissions to ICSH16 and the following FCTC2023 workshop taken together are
limited to one individual and one joint abstract per author, or two joint
abstracts per author. 

*The call for papers of the special workshop has been posted independently.* 

Invited Speakers: 

Main session: 

Prof Frank Kügler (University of Frankfurt) 
On prosodic prominence and focus in Hungarian: Evidence from a
cross-linguistic experiment
https://user.uni-frankfurt.de/~kuegler/ 

Prof Hans-Martin Gaertner (Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics) 
On the grammar and pragmatics of non-finite root structures
http://www.nytud.hu/depts/tlp/gaertner/ 

Thematic workshop: 

Prof Susi Wurmbrand (University of Vienna / Harvard University) 
Finiteness and cartography
http://susiwurmbrand.com

Contact:

Maya Cortez 
icsh16 at uni-graz.at

Balázs Surányi
suranyi at nytud.hu

ICSH 16 will be accompanied by a special Workshop on Finiteness, Clause Types,
and Cartography (FCTC2023), to be hosted at the same venue on 30 June.

Website: 
https://structure-of-hungarian-16.uni-graz.at/en/fctc2023/

The call for papers of the special workshop has been posted independently.




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