Semantics and Linguistic Theory
@saltconf.bsky.social
The premier North American conference on semantics as a part of linguistic theory. https://saltconf.github.io/
Also we've heard the PMMP program is looking for a few more good mentors, so if you are attending SALT 35 in person next week and might be willing to be a mentor, we encourage you to sign up even though it's past the deadline! saltconf.github.io/salt35/pump/
We are super excited to be hosting SALT 35 next week! Whether or not you can make it to the Harvard campus in Cambridge MA next week, you can preview the full program (with links to OSF repositories with abstracts, etc) here: saltconf.github.io/salt35/confe...
Hey semanticists and friends: we just posted decisions for SALT 35 (with a technical hiccup in which reviews took an extra 20 min or so to be visible, sorry!!) & there was some amazing stuff, so we are hoping that whether or not you will be presenting that you will consider joining us this May!
We're also delighted to share our speaker lineup this year! 💫 -Ana Arregui -Clemens Mayr -Hazel Pearson -Florian Schwarz
Hi semantics friends, this is the SALT 35 organizers at Harvard taking over from our SALT 34 at Rochester colleagues! We begin with the hopefully welcome news that this year's abstract submission deadline is now this Friday (Dec. 20), extended from this Wed Dec. 18: saltconf.github.io/salt35/
SALT35
The 35th meeting of Semantics and Linguistic Theory
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Heading out for SALT34 tomorrow, where I'll be presenting joint work with Vera Hohaus on "Scope, monotonicity and maximal informativity cannot be underestimated! A compositional analysis of an apparent linguistic illusion." Looking forward to it!
The conference program for SALT34 is now available. saltconf.github.io/salt34/confe...
Registration for SALT34 is now open. saltconf.github.io/salt34/regis...
Decision notifications for SALT34 have now been sent out. In total, 9% of papers were accepted as talks, and 15% were accepted as posters.
The SALT34 program chairs' report will provide an in-depth analysis of reviews. In the meantime, here's a quick look at the distribution of mean ratings for each dimension by paper. Decisions will be sent out on Monday.
The SALT34 review deadline has now passed, but we’re still waiting on about a quarter of the reviews, with almost 2/3 papers missing at least one review. If you haven’t done so already, please get your reviews in!
SALT34 reviewing assignments have been made. Reviews are due Feb. 10, and we are targeting Feb. 26 for notification of decisions.
Due to technical difficulties experienced by some submitters, the submission deadline has been extended to Monday, December 4, 2023, 11:59 pm anywhere on earth (UTC-12).
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SALT34 abstracts are due next Friday, Dec. 1 (AOE)! Exactly a week left to get those abstracts in!
SALT34 will have an exciting line-up of invited talks by: - Jessica Rett - Kyle Rawlins (@icoson.bsky.social) - Robert Henderson (@rhenderson.bsky.social) - Judith Degen (@thegricean.bsky.social)
Reviewer invitations for SALT34 have been sent to those who reviewed for SALT33. If you did not receive an invitation and would like to be considered for inclusion on the program committee as a reviewer, please fill out this form: forms.office.com/r/D6dCqAFa1t.
Abstract submissions for SALT34 will open Oct. 1, 2023. The abstract deadline is Dec. 1, 2023 anywhere on Earth (UTC-12). saltconf.github.io/salt34/call-...
SALT34 will be hosted by the University of Rochester on May 28-30, 2024.
