The U.K. Cognitive Linguistics Association (UK-CLA)

Founded October 2005; affiliation approved by ICLA Governing Board February 2006

Aims

The central objectives of the UK-CLA are to develop and promote the multi-disciplinary field of Cognitive Linguistics within the UK, as well as contribute to the research- and event-based synergy currently growing across Europe, and to foster initiatives and exchanges at the wider international level. In addition, the Association strongly supports contacts and cooperation between its members, the development of research projects, curricula and international graduate and doctoral programmes in Cognitive Linguistics, as well as the organisation of conferences, workshops, and other relevant events. A key aspect of the work undertaken by the Association will be cooperation with other Cognitive Linguistics Associations, under the auspices of the International Cognitive Linguistics Association. The most general aim is to promote Cognitive Linguistics in all its diverse disciplinary areas, and to develop the field at the educational as well as at the professional levels of interaction.

UK-CLA conferences

UK-CLA website

Updated 26 March 2010

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