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PhraConRep 2027
International Conference on Formulaic Language and Construction Grammar: Applications in Translation, Lexicography, and Foreign Language Teaching
PhraConRep 2027 is the final conference of the COST Action CA22115, focusing on Phraseme Constructions (PhraCons) — idiomatic word combinations with fixed lexical elements and open slots — at the intersection of formulaic language and Construction Grammar. The conference aims to foster scientific exchange on the classification, translation, teaching, and lexicography of PhraCons across Central and Eastern European languages, with applications in translation, foreign language teaching, and computational linguistics.
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Panels
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Conference Topics
PhraCons in historical and typological linguisticsEmpirical approaches to PhraConsThe pragmatics of PhraConsThe meaning potential of PhraConsCognitive approaches to PhraConsPhraCons in human and AI translationThe role of PhraCons in foreign language teachingModification of idioms, routine formulae, slogans, and proverbsPattern formation through lexical substitutionCorpus-based studies and statistical calculations of PhraConsRelationship between PhraCons and other constructions within the linguistic systemLexicographic representation and description of PhraCons
Policies worth checking twice
- Submissions must be original and not under review elsewhere.
- Dual submission to other conferences or journals is not permitted.
- All submissions will undergo peer review.
- Authors must ensure anonymity for blind review (no author names or affiliations in the submitted document).
- Papers must be written in English.
- Authors are required to include an AI-use statement in their submissions.
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Last verified September 9, 2026