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Subject: 36.78, Confs: Language Documentation; Morphology; Phonology; Syntax / Germany

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Date: 10-Jan-2025
From: Fabio Gasparini [fabio.gasparini at fu-berlin.de]
Subject: Cutting-Edge Research in Semitic Dialectology


Cutting-Edge Research in Semitic Dialectology

Date: 11-Jun-2025 - 13-Jun-2025
Location: Freie Universität Berlin, Germany
Contact: Fabio Gasparini
Contact Email: fabio.gasparini at fu-berlin.de
Meeting URL:
https://www.geschkult.fu-berlin.de/en/e/semiarab/semitistik/Aktuelles/Call-for-Papers_-Semitic-Dialectology-Conference-Cutting-Edge-Research-in-Semitic-Dialectology_-Bridging-Theory-and-Practice.html

The Semitic Dialectology Conference Cutting-Edge Research in Semitic
Dialectology: Bridging Theory and Practice aims to bring together
researchers conducting fieldwork on spoken Semitic languages to
advance the field of dialectological studies. This conference provides
a platform for fostering dialogue, addressing challenges, and
exploring the diverse methodologies required to study this complex and
dynamic language family.
Despite the linguistic richness of Semitic languages, resources that
focus on fieldwork methodologies are limited. Discussions on these
issues are often relegated to brief mentions in grammars, leaving
significant gaps in understanding. Recent interest in fieldwork
techniques and challenges has highlighted the pressing need for
sustained scholarly engagement and collaboration in this area.
By fostering discussions on these and related topics, the conference
seeks to establish a robust interdisciplinary framework for advancing
Semitic dialectology and connecting theoretical insights with
practical challenges.
The conference invites contributions exploring innovative approaches
to Semitic dialectology, particularly focusing on fieldwork
methodologies, theoretical frameworks, and the integration of
traditional and modern techniques.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Synchronic and diachronic analyses of Semitic dialect data.
- Methodologies of dialectological research, including the creation
and application of questionnaires.
- Language contact, variation, and their implications for
dialectological studies.
- Fieldwork reports, challenges, and innovative solutions.
- Preservation and documentation of endangered Semitic dialects.
Abstract Submission
Abstracts (docx and pdf) should not exceed 250 words (excluding
references).
Include author name, affiliation, and contact details.
Submit via email to maciej.klimiuk at fu-berlin.de by 16 February 2025.
Formatting: Times New Roman, 12 pt, single spacing.
Each participant may submit one abstract as the primary author.
Notification of Acceptance
Notification by 14 March 2025. Feedback will be provided upon request
for rejected submissions.
Key Details
Conference language: English.
Publication: Selected papers may be published in an edited volume.
Fees: No registration fees; the event is free of charge.
Format: In-person attendance only.
For updates, visit
https://www.geschkult.fu-berlin.de/en/e/semiarab/semitistik.
Organising Committee
Shabo Talay, Maciej Klimiuk, Fabio Gasparini



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