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LiME-lecture: Anne-Sophie Ghyselen

LiME is delighted to announce a new installment in the LiME-lectures series:

• 22 May 2023: Anne-Sophie Ghyselen Coherence in spoken Belgian and Surinamese Dutch: An exploratory study
  

LiME-lecture: Rob Truswell

LiME is delighted to announce a new installment in the LiME-lectures series:

• 15 May 2023: Rob Truswell Superset grammars and failed changes
  

Sociolinguistics Circle 2023: program

The program for the 2023 meeting of the Sociolinguistics Circle is out; you can find it on the conference website.

LiME-lecture: Eline Zenner

LiME is delighted to announce a new installment in the LiME-lectures series:

• 20 March 2023: Eline Zenner Social roles and language variation in acquisition

LiME-lecture: Jenny Culbertson

LiME is delighted to announce a new installment in the LiME-lectures series:

• 13 February 2023: Jenny Culbertson Population-level variation in word and morpheme order is driven by individual-level cognitive biases

LiME-lecture: Christoph Purschke

LiME is delighted to announce the second installment in the LiME-lectures series:

• 12 December 2022: Christoph Purschke map(NLP, LTZ) – Mapping Luxembourgish in the digital domain

Sociolinguistics Circle 2023: first call for papers

LiME is proud to host the 2023 installment of the Sociolinguistics Circle on 31 March 2023.

The submission deadline for abstracts is January 12, 2023.

Read the complete call for papers on the conference webpage.

LiME @ Taal & Tongval

Three LiME-members are giving a presentation at this year’s Taal & Tongval-colloquium in Ghent: Jos Swanenberg, Ton van der Wouden, and Stef Grondelaers. Check out the full program.

LiME-lecture: Sali Tagliamonte

LiME is delighted to announce the very first installment in the LiME-lectures series:

• 14 November 2022: Sali Tagliamonte “We’ve gotten rid of the accent!” A Canadian story of variation and change in the 20th century

Stefan Grondelaers at NWAV 50

Stefan Grondelaers gave a talk at NWAV 50 at Stanford University about grammatical divergence between Belgian and Netherlandic Dutch (joint work with Dirk Speelman, Robbert De Troij, and Roeland van Hout). Check out the full program of this year’s NWAV.

New media appearance by Marjo van Koppen

Marjo van Koppen was interviewed (in Dutch) by RTL Nieuws in the context of World Animal Day about her research on human-animal interaction.