36.1198, Confs: International Conference on Phonetic Variation (Spain)

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Subject: 36.1198, Confs: International Conference on Phonetic Variation (Spain)

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Date: 08-Apr-2025
From: Alfredo Herrero de Haro [ahh at ugr.es]
Subject: International Conference on Phonetic Variation

International Conference on Phonetic Variation
Short Title: ICPhoV
Theme: Diversity within and across Languages

Date: 19-Jan-2026 - 21-Jan-2026
Location: Granada, Spain
Contact: Alfredo Herrero de Haro
Contact Email: ahh at ugr.es
Meeting URL: https://blogs.ugr.es/icphov/

Linguistic Field(s): Computational Linguistics; General Linguistics;
Language Documentation; Phonetics; Sociolinguistics

Submission Deadline: 01-Jun-2025

The International Conference on Phonetic Variation: Diversity within
and across Languages (ICPhoV) will be held at the Faculty of Arts of
the University of Granada (Spain) from Monday 19th until Wednesday
21st January 2026.
This conference will provide a forum for the presentation and
discussion of research on different issues related to phonetic
variation within and across languages. The papers presented at the
conference will cover a wide range of topics (e.g., dialectology,
cross-linguistic variation), methodological approaches (e.g.,
experimental phonetics, theoretical analyses, interdisciplinary
research), and perspectives (e.g., synchronic analyses, language
change through time); this list is by no means exhaustive and other
topics, approaches, and perspectives are welcome, as long as the focus
of the study is phonetic variation.
ICPhoV aims to celebrate phonetic diversity. Submissions on
under-studied languages or language varieties are particularly
welcome.
Topics include, but are not limited to:
1.      Production and perception of phonetic variation
2.      Phonetic variation and language contact
3.      Sociophonetic variation
4.      Regional phonetic variation
5.      Prosodic variation
6.      Phonetic variation and language change
7.      Phonetic variation in second language acquisition
8.      Technological and computational approaches to phonetic
variation
9.      Phonetic variation and speech disorders
10.     Cross-linguistic phonetic variation
11.     Phonetic variation in child language development
12.     Forensic and applied perspectives on phonetic variation
13.     Multimodality and phonetic variation
14.     Phonetic variation, cultural heritage, and archival research
15.     Prosodic variation in media and speech
16.     Phonetic variation and psycholinguistics
17.     Historical analyses of phonetic variation
Submissions close on Sunday 1st June 2025 at 23:59 Madrid time.
Notification of acceptance will be sent in late July 2025.
Plenary speakers:
Paul Boersma, University of Amsterdam.
Ghada Khattab, Newcastle University.
Daniel Recasens, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Further details, including important dates, registration details, and
preliminary programme, can be found on https://blogs.ugr.es/icphov/
Preparing your submission
Presentations will be 20-minutes long, followed by a 10-minute
discussion. Papers must be written and presented in English.
Submissions are limited to two per author and they can be individual
or joint. ICPhoV will be an in-person event, so at least one author
per paper must register and present at the conference.
Each submission can be up to three pages long, with the third reserved
exclusively for references and acknowledgments. Papers should be
written in Times New Roman size 12, with single line spacing, and
margins of at least 2.5 cm. Figures and tables can be included in the
submission; please include a caption under each figure and table in
Times New Roman size 10.
In line with our double-blind review process, ICPhoV submissions must
be anonymised. Please upload your submission as a PDF (anonymised) and
as a Word document (not anonymised).
Accepted submissions will be included in an electronic booklet, which
will be available for download prior to the conference. Please use the
template below for your submission. Please note that, due to
formatting limitations of the platform, the template below does not
capture some formatting details. A template can be downloaded from the
conference site.
Title
Author (removed in the PDF)
Affiliation (removed in the PDF)
Email (removed in the PDF)
Abstract
- Max 400 words. Please refrain from citing works in the abstract.
 - Keywords: max 5, max 5, max 5, max 5, max5.
We recommend using the following structure for the rest of the
submission. However, authors are invited to organise their submission
differently if they prefer.
Please do not leave lines between paragraphs. Instead, insert a 0.5-cm
indent in the first line of every paragraph which is not after a
heading, a table, or a figure.
1. Introduction and background
Text
1.1. Subsection (if any)
Text
1.1.1. Subsection (if any)
Text
2. Methodology
Text
2.1. Subsection (if any)
Text
2.1.1. Subsection (if any)
Text
3. Results
Text
4. Discussion and conclusion
Text
5. References
In-text citations
As Author (Year) explains, …
As Author (Year: first page-last page) explains, … (include pages for
books).
As Author1 & Author2 (Year) explain…
As Author1 et al. (Year) explain…
… (Author Year).
… (Author Year: first page-last page) (include pages for books).
… (Author1 & Author2 Year).
… (Author1 et al. Year).
If there are more than two authors, use “et al.” after the first
author’s surname for in-text citations but include all names in the
references.
Articles
Surname, Name. Year. Title of article. Journal, Volume(Issue), First
page-last page.
Surname1, Name1 & Surname2, Name2. Year. Title of article. Journal,
Volume(Issue), First page-last page.
Book
Surname, Name. Year. Title. Place of publication: Publisher.
Surname1, Name1 & Surname2, Name2. Year. Title. Place of publication:
Publisher.
Book chapters and conference proceedings
Surname, Name. Year. Title of the chapter. In N1, Surname1 & N2,
Surname 2 (eds.), Title of the book (First page-last page). Place of
publication: Publisher.
Computer programs or online publications
Surname1, Name1 & Surname2, Name2. Year. Name of software or
publication Version. URL. Accessed on DD/MM/YYYY.
Submissions should be uploaded via this link
https://forms.gle/4cKL7EzN4RKaKPCy8
For further information, you can email the organising committee on
icphov2026 at gmail.com
Organising committee
Alfredo Herrero de Haro (chair), Department of Spanish Language,
Universidad de Granada
Daniel M. Sáez Rivera, Department of Spanish Language, Universidad de
Granada
María Heredia Mantis, Department of Spanish Language, Universidad de
Granada
Rocío Cruz Ortiz, Department of Spanish Language, Universidad de
Granada
Antonio Manjón-Cabeza Cruz, Department of Spanish Language,
Universidad de Granada
Doina Repede, Department of Spanish Language, Universidad de Granada
Amina Naciri-Azzouz, Department of Semitic Studies, Universidad de
Granada
Radka Svetozarovová, Department of Spanish Language, Universidad de
Granada
María Cardenete, Department of Spanish Language, Linguistics, and
Literary Theory, Universidad de Sevilla
Valentina Colonna, Department of Linguistics and Literary Theory,
Universidad de Granada
Scientific committee in alphabetical order by country can be found on
the conference website.

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