ICHL26

Workshop descriptions available in ↗︎ PDF form.

• W1: Climate change and language change (Martine Robbeets)
  robbeets@shh.mpg.de
  ↗︎ book of abstracts
• W2: Macro-level social motivations for language change: Contact, migration, and globalization (Bridget Drinka, Gijsbert Rutten and Terttu Nevalainen)
  bridget.drinka@utsa.edu
  ↗︎ book of abstracts
• W3: Computational models of diachronic language change (Stefania Degaetano-Ortlieb, Lauren Fonteyn, Marie-Pauline Krielke and Elke Teich)
  s.degaetano@mx.uni-saarland.de
  ↗︎ book of abstracts
• W4: Ambiguity (avoidance) as a factor in language change (Eva Zehentner and Ilaria De Cesare)
  eva.zehentner@es.uzh.ch
  ↗︎ book of abstracts
• W5: Conceptual metaphors in a comparative and diachronic perspective (Daniel Kölligan and Lucien van Beek)
  daniel.koelligan@uni-wuerzburg.de
  ↗︎ book of abstracts
• W6: Categorizers in diachrony (Laura Grestenberger, Iris Kamil and Viktoria Reitertto)
  laura.grestenberger@oeaw.ac.at
  ↗︎ book of abstracts
• W7: Interactions at the dawn of history: Methods and results in prehistoric contact linguistics (Marwan Kilani and Rasmus Bjørn)
  marwan.kilani@unibas.ch
  ↗︎ book of abstracts
• W8: Filling in the diachronic gaps: The view of Old Iranian from the present (Shuan Karim and Saloumeh Gholami)
  karim.56@osu.edu
  ↗︎ book of abstracts
• W9: “Your birch-bark bag has something” – Grammaticalization and diachrony of locative, existential and possessive predications (Chris Lasse Däbritz)
  chris.lasse.daebritz@uni-hamburg.de
  ↗︎ book of abstracts
• W10: The (pre)history of the languages of Japan – Current issues and prospects (Étienne Baudel, Aleksandra Jarosz and Georg Orlandi)
  etienne.baudel@gmail.com
  ↗︎ book of abstracts
• W11: The diachrony of tone – Connecting the field (Sandra Auderset, Rikker Dockum and Ryan Gehrmann)
  sandra_auderset@eva.mpg.de
  ↗︎ book of abstracts
• W12: From and towards demonstratives: Grammaticalization processes and beyond (Veronica Orqueda and Berta González Saavedra)
  vorqueda@uc.cl
  ↗︎ book of abstracts
• W13: New methods for old languages: The comparability of data (Alessia Cassarà, Lena Kaltenbach, Mariapaola Piccione and Tara Struik)
  tara.struik@uni-mannheim.de
  ↗︎ book of abstracts
• W14: Exploiting standardized cross-linguistic data in historical linguistics (Johann-Mattis List)
  mattis.list@lingpy.org
  ↗︎ book of abstracts
• W15: Using secondary dialect data for reconstruction: Methodological considerations for Arabic (Maris Camilleri and Uri Horesh)
  URIH@live.achva.ac.il
  session withdrawn