Past LAGB meetings

See also our page on the LAGB's history.

Date

Place

Invited speaker(s)

Events

(LT = language tutorial)

 2024 Newcastle


Heather Burnett

Silvina Montrul


  • Workshop: Heritage languages in the UK
  • Education Committee special session: Languages uptake in education, obstacles and interventions
  • LT: Sinhala (Sujewaa Hettiarachchi) [Tutorial 1, Turorial 2]
  • Conference homepage
 
 2023 Anglia Ruskin


Shelome Gooden

Elena Anagnostopoulou

  • Workshop: Contrastive focalisation, challenges and solutions
  • Workshop: Sociolinguistic Typology, advances and challenges
  • Education Committee special session: How linguistics can help schools
  • LT: Uyghur (Yasutada Sudo, Tom Meadows, Pietro Baggio
 
 2022 Ulster


Maria Teresa Guasti

Liina Pylkkanen


  • LT: Northern Irish English and Irish 
  • Workshop: Minoritized languages' impact on linguistic theory
  • Workshop: Advances and challenges in teaching linguistics at university
  • Workshop: Syntax and language acquisition
  • Education Committee special session: Language analysis in schools
 
2021 Online

Maria Polinsky

Brian Joseph

  • Workshops: New directions in Creole linguistics; Debates in the globalising of variationist sociolinguistics; Linguistics and community languages in schools; Particles in African languages
  • LT: Louisiana Creole (Olivier Mayeux)
  • Conference homepage
 
2020 [No meeting due to Covid-19 pandemic]
   

09/09/19-
12/09/19

Queen Mary University of London

Sandy Chung

Christopher Potts

  • Workshop: Formal Approaches to Variation
  • Education Committee special session: The drop in uptake of English Language A-Level
  • LT: Kiowa (Daniel Harbour)
  • Conference homepage 
 
11/09/18-
14/09/18
Sheffield

Heidi Harley

Diane Lillo-Martin

  • Workshop: Literary Linguistics
  • Education Committee special session: UKLO and LASER
  • Two poster sessions 
  • LT: Auslan (Adam Schembri)
  • Conference home page
 
04/09/17 -
07/09/17
KentLisa Matthewson

Charles Yang
  • Workshop: Synthesising approaches to language learning and adaptation
  • Themed session: Modelling language acquisition in diachrony
  • Special session: Linguistics outreach
  • Education Committee special session: Grammar teaching across the curriculum
  • LT: Huave (Yuni Kim)
  • Conference home page
 
06/09/16-
09/09/16
York
Bernard Comrie

Paul Smolensky
  • Workshop: Advances in Linguistic Theory through Computation
  • LT: Jaminjung/Ngaliwurru (Eva Schultze-Berndt)
  • Conference home page 
 
15/09/15-
18/09/15
UCL

Larry Hyman

Rachel Nordlinger

  • Workshop: The Current Status of Underlying Representations in Phonology
  • Workshop: Morphological Complexity
  • LT: Frisian (Jarich Hoekstra)
  • Conference home page

01/09/14-
05/09/14
Oxford

Angelika Kratzer

Adam Albright

  • Workshop: The Semantics of Embedding and the Syntax of the Left Periphery
  • Workshop: Learning Biases in Natural and Artificial Language Acquisition
  • LT: Armenian (Bert Vaux)
  • Conference home page

28/08/13-
31/08/13
SOAS

Philippe Schlenker

Jonathan Bobaljik


05/09/12-
08/09/12
Salford

Mark Baker

Lisa Cheng


07/09/11-
10/09/11
Manchester

Mark Liberman

Colin Phillips


01/09/10-04/09/10 Leeds

Stephen Levinson

Joan Bybee

06/09/09-
09/09/09
Edinburgh

50 Years of LAGB Meetings: Ronnie Cann, John Harris, Caroline Heycock, Dick Hudson, Nigel Vincent

10/09/08-
13/09/08
Essex

Paul Kiparsky

Bernard Comrie

29/08/07-

01/09/07

Kings College, London

Hans Kamp

B. Elan Dresher

30/08/06-
02/08-06
Newcastle

Nick Evans

Sharon Inkelas

31/08/05-
03/09/05
Cambridge

Gennaro Chierchia

David Pesetsky

30/08/04-

04/09/04

Roehampton (Surrey)

Marianne Mithun

Anders Holmberg

No more spring meetings!

9/03

Oxford

Tanya Reinhart

4/03

Sheffield

Stephen Anderson

9/02

UMIST

Anthony Kroch

  • Workshop: Quantitative and corpus-based perspectives on the morpho-syntactic history of English.
  • LT: Romani (Yaron Matras)
  • Second Circular
  • First Circular

4/02

Edge Hill

Judy Kegl

9/01

Reading (before BAAL)

Larry Horn

4/01

Leeds

Peter Culicover

9/00

Durham

Peter Sells

4/00

UCL

Mark Steedman

9/99

York

Bernard Comrie

4/99

Manchester

John McCarthy

9/98

Luton

Dan Sperber

4/98

Lancaster

Fritz Newmeyer

9/97

Herts

James McCloskey

4/97

Edinburgh

Joan Bresnan

9/96

Cardiff

Janet Fodor & Robert Van Valin

4/96

Sussex

Johanna Nichols

  • Workshop: Historical linguistics
  • LT: Chechen & Ingush (Johanna Nichols)
  • Second Circular

9/95

Essex

Edwin Williams & Greg Stump

4/95

Newcastle

Ellen Prince

  • Workshop: Grammar, discourse & information
  • LT: Basque (Larry Trask)
  • Second Circular

13-15/9/94

Middlesex

Jim Higginbotham

  • Workshop: Semantics in linguistics
  • Parasession: Social functions of language
  • Non-section papers - 51 in 3 streams

5-7/4/94

Salford

Ray Jackendoff

  • Workshop: Lexical semantics
  • Parasession: Sign Languages
  • Parasession: Topics in phonological theory - 4
  • Non-section papers - 39 in 3 streams

13-15/9/93

Bangor

Colette Craig

  • Workshop: Endangered languages
  • Parasession: Theory of language change - 2
  • Non-section papers - 48, 3 streams

22-24/3/93

Birmingham

Joseph Emonds

  • Workshop: Disjoint indexing
  • Non-section papers - 31, 2 or 3 streams
  • Paresessions:
    • Educational linguistics ('CLIE session'): Description and prescription in L1 and FL - 3
    • Linguistics and cognitive science - 3

14-16/9/92

Surrey

Ruth Kempson

  • Workshop: Deductive systems & NLP
  • Non-section papers - 35 in 2 streams

6-8/4/92

Brighton

Ivan Sag

  • Workshop: HPSG
  • Parasession on Educational linguistics sponsored jointly by CLIE and the LSA - 4
  • Non-section papers - 43 in 3 or 2 streams

16-18/9/91

York

Andrew Radford

  • Workshop: Functional categories
  • Non-section papers - 45 in 3 streams
  • Linked 'parasession' by ESPRIT-DANDI group on acquisition of functional categories

25-27/3/91

Oxford

Arnold Zwicky

  • Workshop: Morphology-syntax interface
  • Seminar: spoken language corpora

12-14/9/90

Leeds

Tanya Reinhart

  • Workshop: Binding theory and long distance anaphora

4/90

Cambridge

Jerry Fodor

  • Workshop: Empty categories in psycholinguistics

20-22/9/89

UMIST

Mitchell Marcus

  • Workshop: computational linguistics
  • Non-section papers - 33
  • Linked colloquium on NP structure 18-19/9

10-12/4/89

Belfast

David Dowty

  • 'Section' on Hiberno-English jointly organised with Irish Assn for Applied Linguistics - 12
  • Non-section papers - 16

14-16/9/88

Exeter

Charles Fillmore

  • Papers: 42 in 2 or 3 streams
  • No sections, but overlap meeting with BAAL (about the Kingman Committee) - 6

21-23/3/88

Durham

Luigi Rizzi

  • Papers: 35 in 2 streams
  • Teach-in: Romance syntax.
  • Section: Educational Linguistics, 'The linguistic profile of a typical 5-year old'

21-23/9/87

Bradford

Michael Moortgat

  • Papers - 33
  • Workshop: Categorial Grammar - 4

9-11/4/87

London Westfield

Elisabet Engdahl

  • Papers - 29
  • Teach-in: Situation Semantics
  • Section: Educational Linguistics: Syntactic categories in linguistic description

24-26/9/86

Edinburgh

Harry van der Hulst

  • Papers - 35
  • Teach-in: Discourse Representation Theory

4/86

Norwich

Dan Sperber

Workshop: Relevance Theory

18-20/9/85

Liverpool

James McCloskey

  • Papers - 35
  • Teach-in: Parsing - 2

1-3/4/85

Salford

Henning Andersen

  • Papers - 16
  • Colloquium: Non-linear phonology - 5

14-16/9/84

Essex

Haj Ross

  • Papers - 22
  • Teach-in: Linguistics and visionary science

28-30/3/84 (25th Anniversary)

Hull

R. H. Robins, Victoria Fromkin

  • Papers - 25 in 2 streams
  • Teach-in: GB theory - 2
  • Section: Educational linguistics (panel discussion): Higher-level differences between speech and writing
  • Workshop: Alternatives to unemployment

21-23/9/83

Newcastle


  • Papers - 25
  • New section: Educational linguistics (panel discussion on linguistic equality)

23-25/3/83

Sheffield

Eve Clark

Papers - 24

22-24/9/82

Kent


Papers - 21

24-26/3/82

Reading

Barbara Partee

Papers - 25, some in 2 streams

30/9-2/10/81

York


Papers - 19

13-15/4/81

Manchester

Renate Bartsch

Papers - 16

17-19/9/80

Surrey


Papers - 16

26-28/4/80

Birmingham

Manfred Bierwisch

Papers - 15

24-26/9/79

Sussex

John Lyons

  • Papers - 16
  • Workshop: Linguistics and AI - 4

4-6/4/79

Hull


Papers - 17

9/78

Sheffield


  • Papers - 11 (4 in 2 streams with workshop)
  • Workshop: Stylistics

10-12/4/78

Lancaster

David Lightfoot

  • Papers - 13
  • Workshop: Naturalness & abstractness in phonology

6-8/11/77

UCL

Arnold Zwicky

  • Papers - 13
  • Workshop: The English modals

29-31/3/77

West Midlands College, Walsall


  • Papers - 17
  • Workshop: Grammatical relations and the status of complement clauses -2

9/76

[no meeting?]



3-5/4/76

Edinburgh

David Reibel 'Neo-grammarian syntax'

Non-section papers - 17

31/10-2/11/75

York

Gillian Sankoff 'Data and interpretation in sociolinguistics: Syntax and discourse in New Guinea Tok Pisin'

  • `Theme': The data of linguistics
  • Proceedings to be published in York Papers in Linguistics. edited by John Green
  • Non-section papers - 13

6-8/4/75

Nottingham

Andre Martinet (joint with SLE) 'What do speakers and hearers have semantically in common?'

  • Held jointly with Societas Linguistica Europaea
  • Non-section papers - 22
  • Sections (* = named convenor):
    • Historical linguistics* - 2
    • LTLL(SL)* - 2
    • Extraordinary semantics - 3

9/74

[No meeting]



8-10/4/74

Hatfield


  • Non-section papers - 12
  • Sections:
    • LTLL(NL) - 1 paper
    • Language and literature - 1

9/73

[No meeting]



28-30/3/73

Hull


  • Non-section papers - 10
  • Sections:
    • DCL - 2 papers
    • LTLL(NL/SL) - 4

17-19/11/72

Sheffield


  • Non-section papers -9
  • Sections (for abbreviations see 4/72):
    • DCL - 3 papers
    • Historical - 1
    • LTLL(NL) - 3
    • LTLL(SL) - 2
    • Semantics - 2

4-6/4/72

York


  • Non-section papers - 12
  • Sections (just one paper each):
    • Developmental and Clinical Linguistics
    • Historical
    • Language Teaching and Language Learning (Native Language)
    • Language Teaching and Language Learning (Second Language)
    • Semantics
  • Stylistics Panel Discussion

9/71

[No meeting]



3-5/4/71

Lancaster


  • Non-section papers - 10
  • Section:
    • LTLL(L1) - 1

30/10-1/11/70

Norwich


  • Non-section papers - 10

6-8/4/70

Manchester


  • Non-section papers - 11
  • Sections:
    • LTLL(L1) - 2
    • LTLL(L2) - 1

31/10-2/11/69

Leeds


  • Non-section papers - 7
  • Sections:
    • Clinical and Developmental Linguistics (CDL) - 1
    • LTLL(L1) -2
    • LTLL(L2) - 1
    • Literature - 1
    • Semantics - 2

5/69

York


  • Non-section papers - 8
  • Sections:
    • LTLL (Native Language - L1) - 1
    • LTLL (Second Language - L2) - 2
    • (Linguistics and) literature - 1

1-3/11/68

Essex


  • Non-section papers - 7
  • Sections:
    • Historical - 2
    • LTLL - 3

1-3/4/68

Cambridge


  • Non-section papers - 8
  • Sections:
    • Semantics - 1
    • Developmental and clinical - 1
    • LTLL - 2
    • Psycholinguistic - 1

27–29/10/67

Stratford on Avon (U of Birmingham)


  • Non-section papers - 6
  • Congress reports - 2
  • Sections:
    • Semantics - 1
    • Developmental and Clinical Linguistics - 2
    • Phonological Theory - 1
    • Language Teaching and Language Learning (LTLL)- 2

3-5/4/67

Reading


  • Non-section papers - 9
  • Sections:
    • Semantics - 1
    • Historical - 1
  • Elementary 'seminar' on generative grammar

10/66

? Edinburgh



4/66

Nottingham



10/65

Bedford College London



4/65

?



11/64

SOAS



23-25/3/64

Hull


JL approved

8-10/11/63

Bangor



5-7/4/63

Hull



9-11/11/62

Leeds



4/62

Hull



11/61

 

5/61

Hull?



11/60

Hull or Leeds



10/59

SOAS

   
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