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Regular version of the site
2–8
September 2017

Important Dates 

Application & abstract submission opening: March 1

Application & abstract submission deadline (EXTENDED!): April 25

Notification of acceptance & registration opening: May 1

Early registration deadline: July 1 (fee: 400 euro*)

Registration deadline: July 30 (fee: 450 euro*)

Please note that the application deadline has been moved in order to accommodate the needs of participants applying for funding from their institutions.

* The fee covers all courses, accommodation, all meals.

International Summer School on

Typology and Lexicon (TyLex)

jointly with Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Stockholm University

Payment form is now available here

Course selection form available here

2–8
September 2017

Important Dates 

Application & abstract submission opening: March 1

Application & abstract submission deadline (EXTENDED!): April 25

Notification of acceptance & registration opening: May 1

Early registration deadline: July 1 (fee: 400 euro*)

Registration deadline: July 30 (fee: 450 euro*)

Please note that the application deadline has been moved in order to accommodate the needs of participants applying for funding from their institutions.

* The fee covers all courses, accommodation, all meals.

"Word" is one of the vaguest and most ill-defined concepts in linguistics. It encompasses both a Chinese monosyllable and a Circassian polysynthetic construction with dozens of morphemes; a phonetic unity in spoken languages and a combination of signs and gestures in sign languages; a semantic network of several meanings (not always close to each other) and a set of morphological and syntactic properties. It is also the most rapidly changing entity of a language. 

The International Summer School on Typology and Lexicon is focused on different approaches to the word with a special emphasis on meaning. Topics of the School cover a broad range of subjects relevant to the study of lexical semantics and lexical typology. The School invites international scholars and students. In addition to the main program, there will also be a Young Linguists' International Conference​ with poster presentations.​

The number of participants is limited. Those interested in participating are invited to submit an application. Priority will be given to submissions that include an abstract for the poster session. 

Student participants (including PhD students) earn three credits for participation.

The program includes an excursion in Moscow on 8 September.