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Programme overview

Friday

  • 19:00: informal get-together at Café Merkur
    (no entrance fee, pay for your own food and drinks; please register!)

Saturday

  • from 8:00: Registration 
  • 8:45: Welcome
  • 9:00-10:00: Plenary talk by Katharina Hartmann:
    "Focus and clefts in African Languages" (lecture hall 31)
  • 10:30-12:30: Student talks (see detailed programme below, "Übungsräume" of the Department of German Studies)
  • 12:30-14:30: Lunch break
  • 14:30-16:00: Talks
  • 16:00-17:00: Poster session
  • 17:00-18:30: talks
  • 18:45: Dinner at Unibräu
    (no entrance fee, pay for your own food and drinks; please register!)

Sunday

  • 9:00-11:00: Talks
  • 11:30-12:30: Plenary talk by Huber Haider:
    "Linguistic theories come and go, but facts are in short supply" (slides)
  • 12:30-14:30: Lunch break
  • 14:30-16:30: Talks
  • 16:30: Farewell

 

 

Detailed programme (Version 5)

Programm131126.pdf

Final programme (2013-11-20)

Abstracts/presentations (alphabetical)

(Bold: slides / poster / handout; normal: abstract only

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Last updated: 2013-12-10 11:55

Eszter Bakó (German) Wiedererlernen einer agglutinierenden Sprache. Sprachspezifische Aphasietherapien für ungarischsprachige Patienten abstract

Eva van den Bemd (English) Does sentence structure boost word learning? Evidence from an artificial language learning study abstract

slides

Hanna Bergsmann (English) Saving Languages 2.0 - New Technologies and Social Media as a Means for Language Maintainance and Revitalization? abstract

Camelia Bleotu (English) Location, locatum verbs and the locative alternation in Romanian and English. abstract

handout

Hagen Blix (English) Morphosyntax as Syntax Proper abstract

Hana Bogdanova (English) Imperfective and RU abstract

Nadine Chariatte (English) Multimodal viral communication: a social-semiotic analysis of the popular Spanish ‘Ola ke ase’ meme abstract

David Djabbari (English) Factors in Finnish nasal place assimilation abstract

Neriman Dobek (German) Narrative Textkompetenz bei 24 bilingualen Kindergartenkindern in Wien mit Erstsprache Türkisch und Zweitsprache Deutsch abstract

Marion Dotter (German) Synchronisierungsprozesse von Lexik und Syntax im interaktiven Sprachgebrauch abstract

Imke Driemel (English) Conjunct Extraposition in German abstract

Benjamin Fischer (English) Cartesian Linguistics and the Recursion-Only Hypothesis abstract

Aneta Gąsiorek (English) Clusivity in independent pronouns in Mexican languages abstract

Florian Kahofer (German) Für echte Männer (was auch immer das ist): Eine korpus-basierte Diskursanalyse von Repräsentationen von Männlichkeit abstract

Júlia Keresztes (English) On Hungarian Object-drop abstract

Eva Knechtelsdorfer (English) Multilingual Monolingualism abstract

Réha Köcsky (English) X-bar Theory in 17th-18th Century Western Tonal Music abstract

Lukas Kothbauer (German) Die Bedeutung der Grammatikalisierung bei der syntaktischen Beurteilung norwegischer Pseudokoordinationen abstract

Sabine Laszakovits (English) Syntax and Semantics of Turkish ACC and GEN abstract

slides

Christina Lengauer (German) Julia tanzt in der Schule oder Julia Schule tanzen: Tendenzen und Möglichkeiten der Sprachentwicklung und Syntax bei Menschen mit Down-Syndrom abstract

slides

Dagmar Machová (English) Polyfunctionality and English marginal modals abstract

Susanne Mayer (German) Sprachenpolitik auf Hawai’i: Ist Hawaiianisch eine aussterbende Sprache? abstract

slides

Eva Mehringer (German) Wie stabil ist Sprache? Reflexionen über die Möglichkeit einer allzeit stabilen Universalsprache abstract

Maruszka Meinard (English) The semiotic status of onomatopoeia abstract

poster

Milena Mihajlović (English) A computational morphology approach to Croatian noun inflection – focusing on gender prediction abstract

Bernadett Modrián-Horváth (German) Untersuchung informationsstruktureller Perspektivierungsschemata in deutschen und ungarischen Erzähl- und Berichtstexten abstract

slides

Lisa-Maria Müller (English) Like two peas in a pod? – Linguistic differences in Bilingualism and SLI: A Twin Case Study abstract

Andrew Murphy (English) Breaking chains: a parenthetical analysis of the German w...w-copy construction abstract

Magdalena Nowak (English) Can the NATION-AS-FAMILY conceptual frame entail non-heteronormative mappings? A case study of the British media coverage of the Cameron-Clegg Rose Garden conference abstract

Brigitte Pasterk (English) An Analysis of Medical Discourse in the TV-series “Bones” abstract

Jurica Polančec (English) Status of the reflexive element se with verbs of grooming and bodily care in Croatian abstract

Anton Poludněv (English) Nomina Loci in Czech - A Distributed Morphology Approach abstract

Katharina Prochazka (English) German present perfect auxiliary selection: An experimental approach using non-words abstract

Tijana Radisavljević (English) Productivity in Serbian Inflection and Derivation in terms of Natural Morphology abstract

Aigerim Rakhimzhanova (German) Kognitive Metaphern im Roman von Hermann Hesse ‚Der Steppenwolf’ abstract

poster

Peter Schüller (English) Towards Tackling Winograd Schemas abstract

slides

Andrea Sedlaczek (German) Multimodale Repräsentation am Beispiel von Diskursen über Klimaschutz im Österreichischen Rundfunk abstract

Elisabeth Senft (English) Expressing obligation in English as a Lingua Franca: The use of deontic modal items abstract

Vladan Šutanovac (English) Cultural and Social [Contextual] Determination of Language Formulas [Speech Acts]: The Case of Apologies abstract

Diana Travado Amaral (English) Are topics truly recursive? abstract

Albert Ventayol Boada (English) What do we learn from clitics? The Polish case study. abstract

slides

Michael Peter Vereno (English) Bagpipe names in Michael Praetorius’ „Syntagma Musicum“ abstract

poster

Kata Wohlmuth (English) How many letters are there? – Distributivity and the verbal particle abstract

slides

Nina Zavašnik (German) Position von Interjektionen in den südslawischen Sprachen abstract

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