[Dgkl] [Extern] 2nd CfP: Grammar & Corpora 2027 in Düsseldorf - Extended deadline

Sun Oct 11 08:09:49 UTC 2026

Erledigt!

Am 2026-10-09 17:07, schrieb Stefan Hartmann:
> Praha 2005 – Liblice 2007 – Mannheim 2009 – Praha 2012 –
> Warszawa 2014 – Mannheim 2016 – Paris 2018 – Kraków 2020 –
> Gent 2022 – Rīga 2025 ...
> 
> ... Düsseldorf 2027!
> 
> We are are happy to invite you to the 11th International Conference on
> Grammar and Corpora (GaC11), which is scheduled to take place June 30
> – July 2nd, 2027, at Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf.
> 
> GaC is a vibrant international forum for research that connects corpus
> linguistics and the study of grammar – both understood very broadly.
> Presentations at GaC investigate grammatical phenomena based on
> corpora, report on corpus compilation and annotation, or discuss
> corpus-linguistic methodology for the study of grammar – or possibly
> something entirely different within the overall conference theme.
> That's where you come in. We are looking forward to your submissions!
> 
> There will be no conference fee for students (including PhD students)
> and for participants from lower-income countries. We will probably
> announce later this year whether there will be a small fee for other
> participants (depending on the outcome of our funding applications).
> 
> Call for Papers
> 
> The main goal of the GaC conference series is to explore ways how
> corpus-linguistic methods can inform our understanding of the grammars
> of human languages. As such, we welcome submissions that connect
> grammar and corpora in any possible way.
> 
> In addition to the general session, the conference will feature a
> limited number of theme sessions (see the Call for Theme Sessions
> below).
> 
> For GaC11, we particularly encourage submissions within the following
> focus areas:
> - Corpus-based morphosyntactic typology
> - Compilation and annotation of corpora for low-resource languages
> - Individual differences and group-specific variation in corpus data
> 
> Further relevant topics for submissions include, but are not limited
> to:
> - description of grammatical phenomena based on corpus data – in a
> single language or from a cross-linguistic and/or diachronic
> perspective
> - corpus data as evidence for, or challenge to, theories of grammar
> - corpus-based analyses at the interface of grammar and semantics
> - annotation of corpus data for grammatical parameters
> - quantitative corpus studies on synchronic or diachronic grammatical
> variation
> - child language corpora and grammatical patterns in child language
> - development of novel corpus-linguistic methods for grammatical
> analysis
> - comparison between corpus data and other types of language data
> (e.g. from elicitation or experiments)
> 
> We invite submissions for 20’ oral presentations (+ 5’ for
> discussion + 5’ for speaker and room changes) as well as posters.
> The conference is held on-site in Düsseldorf. The conference language
> is English.
> 
> Abstracts should clearly state the research questions, framework,
> methodology, data and (expected) results. They should not exceed 500
> words (including examples, tables and figures; excluding references,
> abbreviation lists etc.), and should be formatted on A4 paper with
> 1in/2.5cm margins, in a 12pt font.
> 
> Each participant may submit up to two abstracts (across sessions and
> categories) – one as sole or first author, and one as a co-author.
> 
> Your abstract should be submitted via OpenReview:
> https://openreview.net/group?id=GaC/2027/Conference
> 
> Abstracts must be submitted via OpenReview as PDF files. Submission
> will open on July 20, 2026. The submitted files must be anonymous,
> i.e., they must not contain the authors’ names, affiliations, or any
> other information that could reveal their authorship. In the
> submission form, please indicate which presentation category you
> submit for (oral / poster / special session / either).  Upload of
> abstracts on OpenReview must be complete by October 15, October 31,
> 23.59h (anywhere on earth).
> 
> Important: Submissions will be handled via OpenReview [1]. You will
> need to register for an OpenReview account if you don’t have one
> yet. In rare cases, this can take up to two weeks, so please make sure
> to register for an OpenReview account ahead of time. (That being said,
> GaC is small enough that we can accept last-minute submissions via
> email if you absolutely don’t manage to register for an account in
> time.)
> 
> We invite submissions for 20’ oral presentations (+ 5’ for
> discussion + 5’ for speaker and room changes) as well as posters.
> The conference is held on-site in Düsseldorf. The conference language
> is English.
> 
> Abstract submission
> 
> Abstracts should clearly state the research questions, framework,
> methodology, data and (expected) results. They should not exceed 500
> words (including examples, tables and figures; excluding references,
> abbreviation lists etc.), and should be formatted on A4 paper with
> 1in/2.5cm margins, in a 12pt font.
> 
> Each participant may submit up to two abstracts (across sessions and
> categories) – one as sole or first author, and one as a co-author.
> 
> Each submission will be reviewed anonymously by at least two
> reviewers.
> 
> Abstracts submitted for theme sessions will be reviewed by one theme
> session organizer and one external reviewer within the regular review
> process. If more submissions to a theme session are accepted than the
> session can accommodate, the theme session organizers will make a
> selection. Accepted submissions not selected by the session organizers
> will be moved to the general session.
> 
> More information
> 
> https://gac2027.phil.hhu.de/
> 
> --
> Prof. Dr. Stefan Hartmann (he/him)
> Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf
> Philosophische Fakultät
> Institut für Germanistik, Abt. Germanistische Sprachwissenschaft
> Universitätsstraße 1
> 40225 Düsseldorf
> Gebäude: 24.53
> Etage/Raum: U1.94
> Tel.: +49 211 81-13684
> Website: https://stefanhartmann.eu/
> Personal webex room: https://hhu.webex.com/meet/shartmann
> 
> Sekretariat / Secretary's office:
> Claudia Franken-Stemmler
> Geb. 24.52, Raum U1.23
> Tel. +49 211 81-11393
> claudia.franken-stemmler at hhu.de
> 
> 
> Links:
> ------
> [1] https://openreview.net/
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Heinrich-Heine University Düsseldorf
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