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The BEYOND LANGUAGE 2027 Conference

International Conference for Young Scholars

SUBMISSION deadline: to be announced

There is no conference fee

Every scholar is welcome!

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1. “Do you cover the accommodation or flight fees for international participants?”
The participation in the BEYOND LANGUAGE Conference is free of charge. No registration fee is required, and participants are offered the opportunity to publish their papers in a prestigious journal of Academic Journal of Modern Philology without any publication fees. However, the organizers are not able to provide accommodation, meals, or cover travel expenses.

2. “How many minutes are allocated per the presentation of each participant?“
Approximately 10-15 minutes.

3. “What should I include in the abstract?”
Participants are requested to submit the abstract with defined a) subject of their study and b) research perspective (100-150 words max.) with 5 keywords.

4. “Can I present a PowerPoint presentation?”
If you have powerpoint presentation, you can send it prior to the presentation day. Due to security regulations, the use of removable storage devices is not permitted.

5. “Where can I find the instructions regarding the requirements of the paper for publication?”
Publishing procedure, stylesheet and instructions for the authors are described on AJMP‘s website: https://ajmp.uwr.edu.pl/. Paper submissions run on an ongoing basis. The paper should be submitted once it is ready and meets all the formal and technical requirements of the journal.

AIMS & SCOPE

BEYOND LANGUAGE is an international conference that aims at integrating international young researchers of language, literature and culture understood as pivotal social human behavioral patterns. Conference organizers wish to address, among other issues, the need of investigating minority speech communities, endangered and vanishing languages, literatures and cultures, small languages, pidgins and creoles, as well as narrowing down the scope of study of cultural practices performed by the means of language and studies through the scope of contact linguistics and anthropological linguistics.

The scope of the conference seeks to establish a ground for new research in the following areas:

– endangered and vanishing languages, literatures and cultures,

– anthropological linguistics,

– studies of cultures and societies,

– cultural patterns in discursive practices,

– folk-linguistics and folk-anthropology,

– mechanisms of language change (and language death),

– the ethnography of communication,

– studies of small languages and linguistic vitality,

– field linguistics,

– translation/interpretation studies,

– non-confessional theology,