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Subject: 35.1975, Calls: Workshop "Coreference and Discourse Deixis in Latin texts" in ICLL 2025 23rd INTERNATIONAL COLLOQUIUM ON LATIN LINGUISTICS

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Date: 03-Jul-2024
From: Eleonora Delfino [eleonora.delfino at uniud.it]
Subject: Workshop "Coreference and Discourse Deixis in Latin texts" in ICLL 2025 23rd INTERNATIONAL COLLOQUIUM ON LATIN LINGUISTICS


Full Title: Workshop "Coreference and Discourse Deixis in Latin texts"
in ICLL 2025 23rd INTERNATIONAL COLLOQUIUM ON LATIN LINGUISTICS

Date: 09-Jun-2025 - 13-Jun-2025
Location: University of Udine, Italy
Contact Person: Eleonora Delfino
Meeting Email: eleonora.delfino at uniud.it
Web Site:
https://icll2025.uniud.it/home/ambiti-di-ricerca/le-fonti-normative

Linguistic Field(s): Computational Linguistics; Discourse Analysis;
Historical Linguistics; Pragmatics
Subject Language(s): Latin (lat)

Call Deadline: 15-Nov-2024

Meeting Description:

This workshop focuses on coreferences and discourse deixis in Latin
texts. The phenomena under examination are particularly engaging, as
they encompass semantic and syntactic aspects of language, crucial for
a thorough understanding of texts and of language itself, in all its
varieties. The analysis of these phenomena sheds light on the
relationship between the text and the context. It is indeed from the
context that one can infer which entity a mention refers to. How do
these phenomena manifest in the Latin language? Is it possible to
identify diachronic changes and differences across textual genres?
Does comparison with other languages (related or unrelated to Latin)
highlight peculiar features of the Latin language? These phenomena can
be approached and interpreted through various theories and
methodologies: from coreference (or anaphora) resolution in NLP to
discourse deixis in pragmatics or agreement resolution in
morphosyntax. The workshop aims to enrich the understanding of these
phenomena through the contributions of scholars from different and
complementary fields.

The publication of an edited volume consisting of the papers discussed
during the workshop is planned.

For any further information requests, please contact the workshop
organizers at eleonora.delfino at uniud.it and
robertagrazia.leotta at unicatt.it

Call for Papers:

Scholars who wish to submit an abstract must adhere to a maximum limit
of 300 words (excluding bibliography and examples). Abstracts should
include a research question concerning the subject of the workshop,
indication of the research method and the corpus.

Possible topics of papers include:

 - coreference and anaphora resolution;
 - theoretical and computational issues of coreference and anaphora;
 - discourse deixis in pragmatics studies;
 - gender and number agreement between pronouns and nouns;
 - types of coreferences;
 - coreferences and denotation;
 - creation and use of linguistic resources annotated with coreference
resolution;
 - coreferences annotation criteria.



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