Aims and scope: Cultural Linguistics is an emerging field that focuses on the interrelation between language and cultural conceptualisations. Over the last decade or so, Cultural Linguistics has witnessed tremendous growth and development in terms of theory, methodology, and application. The Cultural Linguistic framework has been applied to a range of different phenomena within and beyond language, culture, and cognition, integrating the theory and methodological tools of various disciplines, such as cognitive psychology, Complexity Science, Distributed Cognition, and anthropology. Current research in Cultural Linguistics shows that its analytical framework can offer fruitful inquiries into research areas such as pragmatics, emotions, religion, political discourse, World Englishes, intercultural communication, and Teaching English as an International Language (TEIL). Within these domains, cultural conceptualisations manifest in the forms of cultural schemata, cultural metaphors and cultural categories. The conference welcomes presentations based on studies conducted from a Cultural Linguistic perspective, involving research into the nature of underlying cultural conceptualisations in language, the role of cultural conceptualisations in intercultural pragmatics, language development and language teaching. CLIC-2021 hopes to provide an interesting platform for researchers and academics interested in the proposed topics, detailed below:

Committees:

 Chair: Dr Judit Baranyiné Kóczy | University of Győr, Hungary

International Scientific Board:

Professor Lívia Ablonczy-Mihályka | University of Győr
Professor Angeliki Athanasiadou | Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Dr Ad Foolen | Radboud University Nijmegen
Professor Jean-Marc Dewaele | University of London

Professor Roslyn M. Frank | University of Iowa
Professor László Imre Komlósi | University of Győr
Professor Zoltán Kövecses | Eötvös Loránd University
Professor Ian Malcolm | Edith Cowan University
Professor Andreas Mulsoff | University of East Anglia
Professor Martin Pütz | Koblenz University
Dr Frank Polzenhagen | Heidelberg University
Professor Farzad Sharifian | Monash University
Professor Ning Yu | Pennsylvania State University

Organizing Committee:

Dr Boglárka Boldizsár | University of Győr, Hungary
Dr Ildikó Lőrincz | University of Győr, Hungary
Dr Anikó Makkos | University of Győr, Hungary
Dr Julianna Nádai | University of Győr, Hungary
Dr Attila Pongrácz | University of Győr, Hungary
Dr Marzieh Sadegh Pour | Monash University, Australia
Dr Helen Sherwin | University of Győr, Hungary
Dr Anikó Tompos | University of Győr, Hungary
Ms Elham Akhlaghi | Ferdowsi University, Iran
Ms Jingwen Chen | Monash University, Australia
Ms Sarah Ghazi | Monash University, Australia

Dr Krisztina Zajdó | University of Győr, Hungary