The Chicago Linguistic Society is a student-run, decidedly non-profit volunteer organization at the University of Chicago. Its raison-d'être is to create fora where linguists and scholars working in related disciplines can present and discuss their work. The annual conference is our major function. In addition, we organize other social and academic events throughout the year.

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The conference is divided into a Main Session, comprised of talks on a broad range of linguistic issues, and a series of Panels on a range of more particular issues within a sub-discipline of the field. The panels for CLS 42 are:

CASE AND VOICE

LANGUAGE COEXISTENCE

SOUTH ASIAN LINGUISTICS

A selection of papers presented at CLS 42 will be published in the spring of 2007.

For information on how to purchase volumes, visit our publications page. CLS also designs and sells T-shirts. For more information, contact CLS:

Chicago Linguistic Society
1010 E. 59th St.
Chicago, IL 60637
773.702.8529



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