Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics 35

Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics 35 (FASL 35) is a premier annual gathering dedicated to the rigorous linguistic analysis of Slavic languages using formal theoretical frameworks. Now in its thirty-fifth year, FASL continues to be the leading venue where syntacticians, phonologists, morphologists, and semanticists present cutting-edge work on Russian, Polish, Czech, Bulgarian, Serbian, and other Slavic languages.

The conference draws graduate students, established academics, and fieldwork specialists who share a commitment to formal precision. FASL 35 examines phenomena such as aspect, case, agreement, word order, and prosody, often using Slavic data to test and refine broader linguistic theories. It is an indispensable forum for anyone whose research intersects formal grammar and Slavic language structure.