Places of interest

• Polska lista językoznawcza is the source of linguistic news big and small, mostly in Polish, mainly about events in Poland.
• The Center for General and Comparative Linguistics at the University of Wroclaw organizes numerous linguistic events, including GLiP-7.
• Formal Description of Slavic Languages — biannual meetings of Slavicists.
• Poznań Linguistic Meetings — annual, nowadays in the summer. A good opportunity to meet well-known linguists of various fields and frameworks.
• The Slavic Linguistics Society with its flagship, the Journal of Slavic Linguistics. Note also their useful resource page.
• The Linguist List site offers much more than just a list of conferences.
• Head-driven Phrase Structure Grammar (HPSG) pages at Ohio State University and at Stanford University
• Lexical-Functional Grammar (LFG) pages
• Pages devoted to Optimality Theory (OT). Conceived as a theory of (morpho)phonology in the early 90's, it is now also employed within syntax, in both LFG and P&P. Keywords: ranked soft constraints, representational approach.
• It would be nice to be able to employ theoretical linguistic findings in something more real, for example natural language processing. Try the wiki of the Association for Computational Linguistics.

If you can think of some place on the web which we should refer to on this page, please let us know. Thanks in advance.