韵律语法是语言学的一个新领域，其研究对象为韵律与音系、形态、句法、语体、文体、文学、文学史等领域之间的互动。韵律语法研究研讨会由冯胜利先生发起，自2013年至今，已在国内外成功举办十一届。
2026年11月27–29日，由北京语言大学语言科学与资源学院章黄学术理论研究所主办、海南大学文学院承办的第十二届韵律语法研究研讨会将在海南大学线下举行。本届会议特别邀请了蔡维天教授、曹文教授、端木三教授、冯胜利教授、李智强教授、马秋武教授、施向东教授、谢丰帆教授等学者做主旨报告。
会议主办方北京语言大学和承办方海南大学诚挚邀请世界各国从事韵律语法研究的专家、同仁提交摘要或论文，共同探讨韵律语法研究的前沿问题。
一、会议主题：语言、文学中的韵律语体语法研究
会议欢迎但不限于以下主题的投稿：
1. 节律音系、韵律音系、韵律构词、韵律形态、韵律句法、韵律语体、韵律文学、韵律文学史的共时或历时研究；
2. 韵律语法在不同语言（/方言）中的对比研究、类型研究；
3. 面向国际中文教育或中小学语文教育的韵律语体语法教学、习得、测试、语言能力评估研究；
4. 语言、文学中的韵律、语体研究。
二、会议语言：汉语或英语
三、论文摘要（或全文）投稿与评审
1. 摘要第一页：题目（请同时提供中、英文题目）、关键词、论文所属领域、作者姓名（中文/英文全名，中文名拼音）、工作/学习单位、职称/身份、通讯地址、电子邮箱、联系电话等。
2. 摘要第二页：题目（中、英文）、摘要内容、参考文献。摘要须包括论文的代表性材料、研究问题、核心观点、主要论据与论证思路。
3. 摘要语言中、英文均可。中文题目请用小三号宋体，正文请用小四号宋体；英文题目请用16号Times New Roman字体，正文请用12号Times New Roman字体。题目与正文之间空一行，全文单倍行距。摘要内容长度不超过一页A4纸（参考文献不计入此长度）。
4. 投稿摘要文件命名格式：ICPG12摘要_作者姓名_论文题目。例如：“ICPG12摘要_张三_论日语的韵律词”或“ICPG12 Abstract_San ZHANG_On Japanese Prosodic Word”。
5. 请将投稿摘要的两种版本（Microsoft Word文档和PDF文档各一份）发至会务组邮箱icpg12blcuhu@163.com。邮件主题为：ICPG12_第一作者姓名_第一作者单位。本届会议不接受其他方式的投稿。
6. 每位投稿人可提交一篇独作或一作论文摘要，同时还可提交一篇非一作的合作论文摘要，每人投稿不超过2篇。
7. 本届会议采用同行匿名评审制度，每篇摘要由至少两位同行匿名评审。
四、韵律语法青年学者论文奖
为鼓励更多的学者从事韵律语法研究，本届会议继续设立“韵律语法青年学者论文奖”。申请条件如下：
1. 往届获奖者不得再作为申请者（含合作者）申请该奖项。
2. 申请奖项需提交论文全文，参与奖项申请的论文必须是作者尚未投稿任何刊物或会议且未以任何形式公开发表或报告的原创学术论文，合作论文须全部作者同意申请。
3. 申请者（含合作者）须全部为40岁以下（1986年11月26日后出生）且职称为副教授以下（不含副教授）的青年学者或在读硕、博士研究生，合作论文须全部作者符合该要求。
4. 投稿论文采用匿名评审制度，每篇论文由至少三位资深学者匿名评审。
5. 匿名评审后获得入围资格的论文，作者将受邀参加本届会议的青年奖专场大会报告，届时将由现场评委根据论文水平和报告情况确定获奖情况。
6. 获奖论文将获得会议主办方颁发的证书、奖金和奖品。获奖论文若投稿《韵律语法研究》，可进入快速审稿通道。
7. 有意申请者请于2026年6月30日前将论文全文发至会议邮箱：icpg12blcuhu@163.com，邮件主题内容为“ICPG12青年奖_作者姓名_论文题目”。例如：“ICPG12青年奖_张三_论日语的韵律词”或“ICPG12YSA_San ZHANG_On Japanese Prosodic Word”。
五、重要日期
1. 摘要及青年奖全文投稿截止日期：2026年6月30日
2. 摘要接收及青年奖入围电邮通知：2026年8月31日
3. 会议举办日期：2026年11月27–29日（27日报到）
六、会议费用及食宿安排
1. 会议注册：非在读学生人员会议费为人民币800元；在读学生会议费为人民币400元。
2. 会议举办方为正式注册的与会者提供11月28-29日的午餐、11月28日的晚餐及会议期间的茶歇；
3. 住宿费、差旅费需与会者自理。如有需要，请通过会议邮箱联系组委会获取当地住宿和交通信息。
七、联系方式
会议邮箱：icpg12blcuhu@163.com
联系人：赵朝阳（海南大学）、王丽娟（北京语言大学）
2026年3月
第十二届韵律语法研究研讨会组委会
The Twelfth Conference of Prosodic Grammar (ICPG-12)
CALL FOR PROPOSALS
November 27-29, 2026
Beijing Language and Culture University,
Hainan University, Haikou, China.
We are pleased to announce the call for proposals for the 12th Conference on Prosodic Grammar, which will take place on November 27-29, 2026, at Hainan University. Authors are invited to submit proposals on substantial, original, and unpublished research in the study of prosodic grammar. The theme of the conference is “Studies on Prosodic-Register Grammar in Language and Literature”. Proposals related to this theme are especially encouraged, but we welcome submissions in any areas of prosodic grammar, including, but not limited to, the following:
l Synchronic and diachronic studies of prosodic phonology, prosodic morphology, morphological prosody, prosodic syntax, prosodic register grammar, prosodic literature, prosodic literature history.
l Contrastive Study and Typological Research on Prosodic Grammar in Different Languages or Dialects.
l Research on the Teaching, Acquisition, Testing, and Language Proficiency Assessment of Prosodic-Register Grammar for International Chinese Language Education or Primary and Secondary School Chinese Language Education.
l Research on Prosody and(/or) Register in Language and Literature Studies.
ABSTRACT FORMAT
● The first page of the abstract should include the following information: the title (in Chinese and English), key words, research area, author’s name(s) (full name in Chinese/English, pinyin of the Chinese name), affiliation(s), status/positional title(s), work address(es), email address and contact phone number.
● The second page should contain the title (in Chinese and English), the body of the abstract and references. The abstract is expected to include the proposal, main evidence, and the analysis.
● Abstracts should be written in English or Chinese, singled-spaced, with one empty line between the title and the body.
● For English: Use Times New Roman font, 16 point for the title and 12 point for the body.
For Chinese: use SongTi or SimSun font, small size 3 for the title and small size 4 for the body. The body of the abstract is limited to one page (letter size or A4, with at least 1 inch or 2.5 cm margins on all sides), excluding examples and selected references.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
● Abstracts should be submitted in two files – a word document and a PDF – to the conference email at icpg12blcuhu@163.com.
Please include “ICPG12_First Author’s Name_Affiliation” in the email
subject line. No other submissions will be accepted.
● Please use the following naming format:
ICPG12Abstract_San ZHANG_On Japanese Prosodic Word.docx and
ICPG12Abstract_San ZHANG_On Japanese Prosodic Word.pdf
● Each author is allowed to submit one single-authored or first-authored abstract, in addition to another co-authored abstract.
● Each author is allowed to submit one single-authored or first-authored abstract, in addition to another co-authored abstract.
● All submitted abstracts will be reviewed anonymously by at least two experts in the field.
THE YOUNG SCHOLAR AWARD FOR PROSODIC GRAMMAR
Following the precedent in previous conferences, this year’s conference will continue to invite submissions of full papers by young scholars to compete for the “Young Scholar Award for Prosodic Grammar”. Applicants must meet the following requirements.
● Previous award winners are not eligible to apply as applicants (including co-authors).
● The applicant(s) must submit a full paper, which must be an original academic paper that has not yet been submitted and published in any form, and the co-authors of the paper must all agree to apply for the award.
● The author(s) of the papers applying for the award must be young scholars or master or doctoral students under the age of 40 (date of birth after November 29, 1986) with the title below Associate Professor (excluding Associate Professor), and all co-authors of the collaborative papers must meet this requirement.
● Each paper will be reviewed anonymously by at least three senior scholars.
● The papers nominated after the anonymous review will be presented in the special session of the conference as “candidate papers” for the award and judges will select the final award-winning papers based on the quality of the papers and the presentations.
● The winning papers will receive certificates, prizes and awards from the conference organizers. At the same time, award-winning papers, if submitted to Studies in Prosodic Grammar, can enter the fast-track review process.
● Interested applicants should send their full papers to icpg12blcuhu@163.com before June 30, 2026, with the subject of “ICPG12YSA_San ZHANG_On Japanese Prosodic Word”.
IMPORTANT DATES
● Abstract and full-paper submission deadline: June 30, 2026
● Abstract and full-paper decisions emailed: August 31, 2026
● Conference dates: November 27-29, 2026 (November 27 register)
FEES AND ACCOMMODATIONS
● Conference Registration: The conference fee for non-students is RMB 800, for students is RMB 400.
● Lunches on November 28 and 29, dinner on November 28, and coffee and refreshments during the conference will be provided for officially registered participants.
● Participants of the conference are expected to arrange Accommodation and transportation on their own.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Email: icpg12blcuhu@163.com
Contact: Chaoyang Zhao（Hainan University）
Lijuan Wang（Beijing Language and Culture University）
March, 2026
ICPG-12 Organizing Committee
