The 2nd CFP of the 1st Workshop on Machine Learning for Ancient Languages #ML4AL2024 is out! You can commit you ARR manuscript within the next 24 hours or you can submit your work directly by May 17th (AoE). ml4al.com ACL 2025 #NLProc

This year's Henry Sweet Society Colloquium is taking place tomorrow, Friday 19 April! ✨ We will welcome the attendees at the University of Westminster, 115 New Cavendish Street, London. Details and programme at henrysweet.org/2024-annual-co…

If you’re interested in hearing more about the work of Hermann Osthoff and his fellow Neogrammarians, there’s (almost) nothing better to do than to (re-)listen to episode 9 of our podcast! 🎙️ hiphilangsci.net/2020/10/01/pod… #Histlx

Summer Schools: Languages in Interaction / Germany: This International Summer School brings into focus linguistic variety from a conversation analytical, interactional, and multimodal perspective. It offers a varied programme of introductory and… dlvr.it/T5j1FP

The Henry Sweet Society Colloquium at Westminster Uni starts imminently! Our speakers will take us on a journey between Britain, Italy, Nepal, China, Indonesia and more... 🌎 #hss2024

The annual colloquium of the Henry Sweet Society for the History of Linguistic Ideas well underway ⁦University of Westminster⁩ ⁦Henry Sweet Society⁩ ⁦Humanities at Westminster⁩

Another exciting announcement🌟 The full archive of the Henry Sweet Society Bulletin (predecessor of Language & History) is now available on our website in OPEN ACCESS! This includes issues no. 1-51 (1984-2008). Drop by and browse: henrysweet.org/bulletin-of-th…

What would a new month be without a new episode of our podcast? In the newest one (no. 39), James McElvenny (Universität Siegen) talks to Ingrid Piller (Language on the Move) about her new co-authored book "Life in a New Language" (Oxford Academic). 🎙️ hiphilangsci.net/2024/05/01/pod… #Histlx

Missed the Henry Sweet Society Colloquium this year? We've got you covered with this great report by Emanuela Tenca (Emanuela Tenca)✨ italy-elt-archive.unimi.it/2024-annual-co…

Interested in Celtic languages and want to visit Brest? #CelticStudents2024 is waiting for you! 🫵

🤗 We are looking for students to take up positions on our next committee! A great opportunity to make new friends and be part of a supportive community! 🗓️ Election 1st June at #CelticStudents2024 in Brest + online! More info on positions & how to join 🔗 linktr.ee/celticstudents

The newest and freshest issue of Language & History is out! 👀

CfP!🔔 The journal Revista do GEL launches a call for papers for a special volume with the title “Linguistic Historiography: themes, history, and traditions”, to be published in December 2024. Deadline : September 10, 2024. Details: revistas.gel.org.br/rg/announcemen…

#OTD 179 years ago, Henry Sweet (1845-1912) was born 🎂 Phonetician, an expert on Old Germanic languages focusing on Old English, a pioneer in language teaching, and the author of the unsuccessful Current Shorthand. The Henry Sweet Society bears his name. #LinguisticBirthdays #Histlx

Can you use Machine Learning to create an Open Access corpus of Old English? Find out more in the first Virtual Seminar of our new series of seminars! :)

The first Old English grammar to give an explanation of strong and weak adjectives was published by the Dane Rasmus Rask in 1817!

Learn about ogham in this fantastic video, which features 4 manuscripts in our collection: the Stowe Missal, the Book of Ballymote, medical treatises (RIA MS 24 B 3) & a 19th treatise on ogham by Windele (RIA MS 23 M 35). (MSS ogham examples from 15.28) youtube.com/watch?v=wN_5lh…

📢#TOEBI Online Seminar Series 2024-2025 📜'Quantitative and Computational Approaches to Old English' 🗣️Mark Faulkner (Trinity College Dublin) and Elisabetta Magnanti (Universität Wien) 📅2nd October 2024 🕰️5 PM (UTC+01:00) #⃣ #OldEnglish #medievaltwitter #digitalhumanities