Spanish Cognitive Linguistics Association
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The Spanish Cognitive Linguistics Association (in Spanish: Asociación Española de Lingüística Cognitiva, AELCo/SCOLA) was founded in Alicante in 1998. Its main goal is to encourage research related to the study of language from the viewpoint of Cognitive Linguistics in Spain.
International conferences
AELCo/SCOLA organises international conferences (Congresos internacionales) every two years since 1998 at different universities in Spain. Conferences have been held at[1]
- University of Alicante 1998
- Complutense University of Madrid 2000
- University of Valencia 2002
- University of Zaragoza 2004
- University of Murcia 2006
- University of Jaume I, Castellón 2008
- University of Castilla-La Mancha (Toledo) 2010
- University of Almería 2012
- University of Extremadura (Badajoz) 2014
- University of Alcalá 2016
- University of Córdoba 2018
- University of La Rioja 2022
- University of Granada 2024
The 2026 congress is scheduled to be held at the University of Murcia.[2]
Journals
The Journal of the Association is the Review of Cognitive Linguistics published by John Benjamins from 2010 onwards, with an impact factor 0.595.[3][4] It replaced the Annual Review of Cognitive Linguistics, published by the same publisher in 2003-2009.[3][5]