Our Past Conferences
Here is a list of previous FGLS events
Here is a list of previous FGLS events
15th Forum for Germanic Language Studies conference
15th Forum for Germanic Language Studies conference
6-7 January 2022, hosted by the University of Reading, UK
6-7 January 2022, hosted by the University of Reading, UK
Event Details
Event Details
Due to the uncertainties regarding Covid-19 restrictions and international travel, the 15th Forum for Germanic Language Studies conference, hosted by the University of Reading, was held online.
Due to the uncertainties regarding Covid-19 restrictions and international travel, the 15th Forum for Germanic Language Studies conference, hosted by the University of Reading, was held online.
Invited Speaker
Invited Speaker
Prof. Joachim Scharloth (Waseda University, Tokyo): Invectivity and the German New Right: Forms and Functions of a Modality of Interaction
Prof. Joachim Scharloth (Waseda University, Tokyo): Invectivity and the German New Right: Forms and Functions of a Modality of Interaction
Virtual Colloquium in Germanic Linguistics for Postgraduate Research Students and Early Career Researchers
Virtual Colloquium in Germanic Linguistics for Postgraduate Research Students and Early Career Researchers
12-13 January 2021, hosted by the University of Sheffield, UK
12-13 January 2021, hosted by the University of Sheffield, UK
Event Details
Event Details
The Forum for Germanic Language Studies (FGLS), in cooperation with the Society for Germanic Linguistics (SGL), held a virtual colloquium for Postgraduate Research Students and Early Career Researchers on Germanic linguistics.
The Forum for Germanic Language Studies (FGLS), in cooperation with the Society for Germanic Linguistics (SGL), held a virtual colloquium for Postgraduate Research Students and Early Career Researchers on Germanic linguistics.
Invited Speaker
Invited Speaker
Prof. Grit Liebscher (University of Waterloo, Canada): Instructions-giving in the (pre-)COVID German linguistic landscape
Prof. Grit Liebscher (University of Waterloo, Canada): Instructions-giving in the (pre-)COVID German linguistic landscape
University of Cambridge 9-11 January 2014 (with our American and Canadian sister organisation The Society of Germanic Linguistics)
University of Cambridge 9-11 January 2014 (with our American and Canadian sister organisation The Society of Germanic Linguistics)
Previous conferences also include:
Previous conferences also include:
Sheffield (2012, organised by Kristine Horner, Roel Vismans, and Regina Weinert), Gregynog in 2010 (organised by Wini Davies, Aberystwyth), in Banff (Alberta) with the SGL in 2009, and in Nottingham (2007, organised by Nicola McLelland). Earlier conferences were in Cambridge (2005), London (2003), Manchester (2000), Canterbury (1999), York (1996) and Manchester (1994).
Sheffield (2012, organised by Kristine Horner, Roel Vismans, and Regina Weinert), Gregynog in 2010 (organised by Wini Davies, Aberystwyth), in Banff (Alberta) with the SGL in 2009, and in Nottingham (2007, organised by Nicola McLelland). Earlier conferences were in Cambridge (2005), London (2003), Manchester (2000), Canterbury (1999), York (1996) and Manchester (1994).