4. SFB-Networking Workshop

SFB-Networking Workshop (Berlin – Köln – Potsdam – Saarbrücken) vom 4. – 5. Juli 2022 am Leibniz-ZAS Berlin [Flyer]

Thema: „Alternatives, Contexts and Variation“

Teilnehmer:

• SFB 1102 „Information Density and Linguistic Encoding“,
• SFB 1252 „Prominence in Language“,
• SFB 1287 „Limits of Variability in Language“
• SFB 1412 „Register: Language Users’ Knowledge of Situational-Functional Variation“

Vorträge

• Bader (SFB 1102): „Context-relevant schemas support unitized encoding and familiarity-based retrieval of schema-congruent novel compound words“
• Degaetano-Ortlieb & Teich (SFB 1102): „Towards a communicative explanation of diachronic language change: an information-theoretic approach“
• Jachmann (SFB 1102): „The immediate influence of speaker gaze on situated speech comprehension“
• Marklová, Buchmüller, Meyer, Szucsich, Demian & Zorkina (SFB 1412): „Register investigation on Czech: Designing an MDA-based experimental study“
• Rotter & Liu (SFB 1412): „Register Sensitivity of Negative Concord and NPIs in Varieties of English“
• Pescuma, Rodríguez-Ronderos, Ito, Maquate & Knoeferle (SFB 1412): „(How) Does Processing of Register and Morphosyntactic Congruence Affect Sentence Comprehension? Two Eye-Tracking Pilot Studies“
• Lukassek, Lüdeling, Shadrova & Wan (SFB 1412): „Complex nouns as markers of academic register in L1- and L2-authored essays“
• Adam, Hölzl & Schmidt (SFB 1287): „Aspects of the OV/VO alternation“
• Seeliger (SFB 1252): „Prosodic focus marking in German declarative questions“
• Kosciolek & Bunčić (SFB 1252): „Anaphoric reference to demoted agents: preliminary data“
• Saure & Hinterwimmer (SFB 1252): „The effect of perspectivally prominent narrators on the availability of protagonists as perspectival centers: An experimental investigation“