Nesi, Hilary & Petar Milin, ed. 2026. International Encyclopedia of Language and Linguistics (14 vol.). Elsevier online and in print. ISBN 978-0-443-22286-3
Volume 1: Foundations / History of linguistics (sections ed. by Florian Coulmas & Toon van Hal)
Volume 2: History of linguistics / Philosophy and language (sections ed. by Toon van Hal & Matthieu Fontaine)
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Encyclopedia of Language and Linguistics, 14 Volume Set is the most authoritative, comprehensive and international reference work of its kind. Ground-breaking in its sheer scope – the 2nd edition had almost 3,000 chapters – no other linguistics reference work matches it for sheer broadness of coverage. Over the years it has been a much-loved and invaluable resource for researchers, academics, students and professionals in linguistics, anthropology, education, psychology, language acquisition and pathology, cognitive science, sociology and media/cultural studies. Led by a brand new and outstanding international editorial team, the 3rd edition will be thoroughly modernized to address the considerable growth and development in this field since the previous edition published in 2005. Existing chapters will be revised and updated, obsolete material removed and approximately 300 brand-new chapters will be commissioned to cover newer areas of research such as machine learning and natural language processing. Significant multimedia such as high-quality figures, audio files (highlighting differences in accent and dialects within languages) will be available to complement the text content, and chapters will follow a consistent chapter template in order to provide a logical reading experience for the user. The end-result will be an outstanding and market-leading reference work: modern, fully up to date, easy to navigate via its electronic platform, and logistically and consistently structured. Once again it will be the perfect resource for the modern-day language scholar.

Bonacchi, Silvia & Paola Tenchini, ed. 2026. Gestalt Theory 47(1): Gestalt approach and/in Language Studies. ISSN 0170-057X
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Editorial: Gestalt approach and/in Language Studies
Silvia Bonacchi and Maria Paola Tenchini

A long-lasting Brentanian and Prague connection, around Ehrenfels, about language
Savina Raynaud

Gestalt Psychology and Expressive Language: Before Arnheim
Ian Verstegen

The musical language: Structural analysis in Gestalt perspective
Walter Coppola

Doing More Than One Thing in Saying: A Pluralist Approach to Illocutionary Force
Maria Paola Tenchini

Gestalt-theoretical Joke Analyses
Hellmuth Metz-Göckel

Between morphology and semantics. Determining the meaning of adverbial compounds (avyayībhāva) in the Sanskrit grammatical tradition.
Małgorzata Sulich-Cowley

Parts and wholes in language. The case of semantic underspecification
Lorenzo Cigana

Carnap, Rudolf. 2026 [1937]. La syntaxe logique du langage. Traduction et préface de J. Bouveresse. Note liminaire et établissement du texte par Pierre Wagner. Avec la collaboration de Baptiste Mélès. Paris: Gallimard (Bibliothèque de philosophie). 496 p. ISBN 9782070772421
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La syntaxe logique du langage est un classique de la philosophie du XXᵉ siècle, au sujet duquel Karl Popper relevait que « si jamais une histoire de la philosophie rationnelle de la première moitié de ce siècle devait être écrite, ce livre y occuperait une place qui ne le cède à aucune autre ». Figure centrale du Cercle de Vienne et de l’empirisme logique, Carnap (1891-1970) y introduit une nouvelle méthode philosophique fondée sur la distinction entre langage et métalangage, et une nouvelle approche — syntaxique — de l’analyse du langage.
Ce livre fondateur, longtemps caricaturé ou jugé difficile d’accès, a fait l’objet ces dernières décennies d’un grand nombre d’études qui en éclairent la signification et la portée au sein de la philosophie contemporaine.
Jacques Bouveresse (1940-2021), l’un des meilleurs spécialistes de la philosophie de Carnap, a porté ce projet de traduction durant près de cinquante ans. Il accompagne le texte d’une introduction qui éclaire ce grand classique de la philosophie analytique et de la littérature logique à la lumière des études les plus récentes.