37.3671, Confs: Oriental Meetings in Sosnowiec 2027 (Poland)

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Subject: 37.3671, Confs: Oriental Meetings in Sosnowiec 2027 (Poland)

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Date: 05-Nov-2026
From: Joanna Ryszka [konferencja.omis at gmail.com]
Subject: Oriental Meetings in Sosnowiec 2027


Oriental Meetings in Sosnowiec 2027
Short Title: OMIS

Date: 22-Mar-2027 - 22-Mar-2027
Location: Sosnowiec, Poland
Meeting URL: https://omis.us.edu.pl

Linguistic Field(s): Anthropological Linguistics; Ling & Literature;
Sociolinguistics; Typology; Writing Systems
Subject Language(s): Arabic (ara)
                     Chinese (zho)
                     Hindi (hin, hind1269)
                     Japanese (jpn, nucl1643)
                     Korean (kor, kore1280)
Language Family(ies): Asian Unclassified

Submission Deadline: 01-Feb-2027

The Institute of Linguistics of the University of Silesia in Katowice
(POLAND)
together with Northeastern University (CHINA)
and Dalian Maritime University (CHINA)
is pleased to announce
Oriental Meetings in Sosnowiec
(Sosnowieckie Spotkania Orientalistyczne)
an interdisciplinary academic conference promoting intercultural
dialogue, addressed to young scholars, including postgraduate and
graduate students, whose research interests focus on the languages,
literatures and cultures of Oriental countries, especially
Arabic-speaking countries, Central Asian countries, China, Japan and
India.
The conference will explore a wide spectrum of topics ranging from the
ancient civilizations to the present-day cultures and languages of
these regions in all their richness and diversity.


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