8 in person talks + 8 online talks + 7 offline posters + 4 online posters + 3 invited talks + 2 involved associations = 1 great conference experience!

Thank you to everyone involved, organisers and attendees alike!

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You can still register for online participation for our conference #Linguistic Intersections of #Language and #Gender - #LILG

Registration will be open until 19 July - register now at lilg.div-ling.org/registration

#LILG Spotlight: "The gender-dependent interpretation of the German adjective aufreizend: A corpus study" by Jens Fleischhauer & Dila Turus

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#LILG Spotlight: "Jeder raucht gern Pfeife - auch Petra? Gender associations elicited by indefinite pronouns in German" by Hannah-Charlotte Bröder

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#LILG Spotlight: "Non-binary gender expression in Brazilian Portuguese: embedded changes in noun phrases" by Raquel Freitag & Manoel Siqueira

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#LILG Spotlight: "Aufregen oder aufklären? Wie die Medien das Gendern totgequatscht haben" by Christine Olderdissen

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#LILG Spotlight: "Multilinguals in Bed: Sex Talk Between Partners With Different First Languages" by Negin Arabi

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#LILG Spotlight: "Man between 'human' and 'man': On the sex reference of the German generic pronoun man from a diachronic perspective" by Laura Duve

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#LILG Spotlight: "Multi-Gender Hebrew: Creating a New Space in the Hebrew Language" by Michal Shomer

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#LILG Spotlight: "Against and in favour of Gender Fair Language: What can we learn from empirical research?" by Laura Vela-Plo & Marina Ortega-Andrés

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#LILG Spotlight: "Distribution of gender-inclusive orthographies in German press texts" by Carolin Müller-Spitzer, Samira Ochs & Jan Oliver Rüdiger

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#LILG Spotlight: "The comprehensibility and appreciation of nonbinary pronouns in newspaper reporting. The case of hen and die in Dutch" by Sofie Decock, Sarah Van Hoof, Ellen Soens & Hanne Verhaegen

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#LILG Spotlight: "Gender bias and masculine norm in scholarly gatekeeping: a feminist analysis of reviewer feedback" by Helena Torres-Purroy & Sònia Mas-Alcolea

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#LILG Spotlight: "An experimental investigation of the denotation of German masculine nouns" by Cornelia Ebert, Stefan Hinterwimmer & Anna Pia Jordan-Bertinelli

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#LILG Spotlight: "What if -*in is a new, gender fair or gender neutral suffix? Opportunities and possible limits of gender fair language in German" by Lena Völkening

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#LILG Spotlight: "Gender bias in Brazilian Portuguese language textbooks" by Daniele Ferreira da Silva

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#LILG Spotlight: "Effects of English generic singular they on the gender processing of L1 German speakers" by Simon David Stein & Viktoria Schneider

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#LILG Spotlight: "Navigating gender-inclusive language in Arabic: strategies and challenges for nonbinary Egyptians" by Farida Soliman

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#LILG Spotlight: "The masculine Way no more: A historical pragmatics of gender recontextualization in Tao Te Ching translations" by Zhuo Jing Schmidt

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#LILG Spotlight: "A dependency-driven workflow for analyzing the agency of men and women in a corpus of historical trial documents" by Gideon Kotzé, David Zbíral & Robert L.J. Shaw

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