The SLP holds seven sessions per year. At each session, a prominent linguist presents their work to members of the society. Topics cover all subfields of linguistics, from historical and comparative linguistics to phonology, syntax and semantics and from descriptive and field linguistics to natural language processing. Meetings are held on Saturdays from March to June and from November to December from 5pm to 7pm, generally at the Sorbonne within the ÉPHÉ premises.

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Once a year in January, the SLP holds a research day on a topical theme. Research presented appears in the annual Mémoires de la Société de Linguistique de Paris, published once a year.

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The SLP publishes several works:

• Bulletin de la Société de Linguistique (BSL);
• linguistic works in several collections:
• Mémoires de la SLP
• Collection “Linguistique”
• Collection “Les langues du monde”
• New Éditions de la Société de Linguistique de Paris

On this site you will find the details of the statutes and rules and regulations of the SLP, as well as the make-up of the board, which is renewed each year.

Information concerning becoming a member of the SLP, paying subscription fees and updating your email and postal address can be found on this page. All members up to date with their membership fees receive the Bulletin (the two volumes are sent together).

The Société Linguistique de Paris is an old association, dating back to the 1860s. On this site, you will find a brief overview of its history, the statutes and extracts of the rules and regulations from 1866, the rules and regulations from 1964, the first BSL as well as the list of the SLP's secretaries and presidents.