Neology studies how new words and phrases become part of a language. It examines these changes across languages, contexts, and over time, showing that the evolution of language is a continuous and universal process.
The European Network on Lexical Innovation (ENEOLI) connects researchers, educators, students, translators, journalists, language policymakers, and other interested parties in the field of neology. The network aims to refine terminology within the field, showcase advanced methodologies, perform comparative studies on lexical innovation across languages, and provide targeted training for various stakeholders. Interested in learning more about the activities and opportunities ENEOLI offers?
members
Eneoli boasts a diverse and growing membership of over 230 individuals from around the globe, with a strong presence in Europe and other continents. We are committed to promoting a balanced membership in terms of gender and age.
On the desktop version, you can explore the interactive map to see which countries and institutions are represented in the network. Click READ MORE to learn more about our current members!
DO YOU WANT TO JOIN THE NETWORK AND SHARE WHAT IS ON YOUR MIND?
Eneoli continues to expand, and we warmly invite those passionate about our topics and goals to join us!
If you want to join, click the button Read more. It will take you to the COST website, where you will find more information on how to sign up and become an active participant in our growing community.
Latest news
ENEOLI Presented at the 27th AFSL Conference
With the support of a Dissemination Conference Grant, Giovanni Tallarico delivered a talk at the 27th AFLS conference, which took place at Tulane University in New Orleans. The presentation showcased the Action’s structure, achievements, and objectives, enhancing its visibility at the international level. Read more here!
WG1 Meeting in Barcelona – A New Step in Glossary Development
Following the successful Core Group Meeting in Barcelona (read more about it here), a productive WG1 Final Year Meeting took place, focusing on evaluating glossary progress and planning next steps. Key moments included welcome remarks from John Humbley and Ana Salgado, a Task 1.1 report by Raquel Silva, and a discussion on the importance of glosses led by Ana Salgado. David Lindemann presented the Task 1.2 NeoCorpus & NeoVoc Report, featuring a hands-on session on editing entries using the ENEOLI Wikibase platform. The meeting [Read More …]
WG4 Meeting in Barcelona – Moving Forward with Innovation!
Collocated with the Core Group Meeting in Barcelona (read more about it here), the latest WG4 meeting focused on various task updates, including survey insights by Hiwa Asadpour, a comprehensive literature review by Sorina Ciobanu, the definition of new neology competences by Miguel Sánchez-Ibáñez, and the design of innovative teaching methods by Daniela Hasa and Etleva Kondi. Key discussions also covered fine-tuning the timeline for ongoing and future tasks, brainstorming new strategies to boost engagement, planning expert interview videos to drive discussions, exploring ways [Read More …]
