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)
Final programme (2013-11-20) |
Abstracts/presentations (alphabetical)
(Bold: slides / poster / handout; normal: abstract only
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 |
ASCL organizing committee
Department of German Studies
z.H. Jakob Steixner
Universitätsring 1
1010 Vienna
Austria
T: +43-1-4277-42163
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Department of German Studies
z.H. Jakob Steixner
Universitätsring 1
1010 Vienna
Austria
T: +43-1-4277-42163