The German prospective stehen vor ‘stand in front of’ NP construction is used to express that a subject r eferent will participate in a future eventuality\, if nothing intervenes . In this light verb construction\, the NP complement of the preposition vor denotes the prospective eventuality. While Fleischhauer & Gamerschl ag (2019) and Fleischhauer et al. (2019) restrict the position of the no un within this NP complement to the semantic type of Change of State (Co S) nouns\, a further synchronous corpus study by Fleischhauer (2023) rej ects this hypothesis. Concluding from the respective study\, Fleischhaue r argues that non-CoS nouns are acceptable as well\, if they are license d by context. He proposes that the eventuality has to be of current rele vance to some individual participating in the eventuality or being affec ted by it.
\n\nFleischhauer’s study includes some historical data\ , however\, there is no mention of any possible diachronic change of nou n preferences. In my bachelor thesis\, I therefore carried out a corpus analysis using the Reichstagsprotokoll corpus (Digitales Wörterbu ch der deutschen Sprache 2024)\, which includes data between 1867 and 19 42\, to investigate whether the construction underwent any diachronic ch ange. A further aim was to integrate potential other noun groups found w ithin the data into the current relevance approach. I will describe the annotation process for the data and discuss my results concerning the fr equency distribution of noun types over time and the integration of an a dditional noun group.\n
\n\n\n URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1284 SUMMARY:A diachronic corpus analysis of the nominal German prospective co nstruction - Lea Dittmann LOCATION:00A03 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T144500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T143000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T052543Z UID:bfb8d219-a0eb-41b1-bee9-2f23f156262d@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:With Bell's Audience Design theory at its outset\, this study seeks to explore the variation in Taylor Swift's accent depending on wh ether she is addressing a national American audience or an audience of C ountry music listeners. For this purpose\, Swift’s accent is analysed re garding three phonetic features associated with Southern accents: the mo nophthongisation of /aɪ/\, apical (ing)\, and the PIN/PEN merger. For ea ch variable\, an auditory analysis and an acoustic analysis in Praat are conducted. The analyses reveal an effect of variation in audience on Ta ylor Swift’s production of Southern accent features\nfor all three phone tic variables under investigation\, albeit to varying degrees. It is the n discussed how this difference in effects may be attributed to differen t levels of awareness. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1261 SUMMARY:Accent variation according to audience - Alina Sophie Hillebrand LOCATION:00A02 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T125500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T122500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T015409Z UID:7dfd3f34-6abe-426a-a1c8-019258ea8848@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Livonian\, a minority language from the Finnic branch of the Uralic language family\, shows three different means of expressing gramm atical aspect: next to particle verbs and differential object marking (t he common Finnic way) also verbal prefixation with borrowed Latvian pref ixes. An analysis of inner aspectual values describes the relations betw een differential object marking and prefixation and attests complementar y functions at least to some extent. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1305 SUMMARY:Aspect in Livonian - Margarita Wolf LOCATION:00A23 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T160500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T153500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T094832Z UID:a769ef84-fc48-4540-9b5f-5e84caff0ff1@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Many 19th and early 20th century linguists\, missionaries and ethnologists were prolific collectors of folk stories. Nowadays\, the s tories often lie forgotten in books journals and archives -- inaccessibl e for researchers and speakers their languages. But often they are the o nly available texts in an underdocumented language. In my talk I hope to inspire you to bring new life to these collections. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1270 SUMMARY:Bringing new life to old text collections - Maria Zielenbach LOCATION:00A02 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241124T130000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241124T113000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260609T004031Z UID:75ae05a6-f63a-41ed-a880-de7c578186f3@talks.stuts.de URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1259 SUMMARY:Brunch - Christian Bruns\, Annchristin Oster LOCATION:Social Programme END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T144500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T134500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T083943Z UID:13c9ae67-626b-4d95-ae97-0873d1d1060c@talks.stuts.de URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1264 SUMMARY:BuFaTa Arbeitskreis - Quentin Zimdars LOCATION:00A23 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T110000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T090000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T095030Z UID:6964460b-c1a6-4295-976d-a305d7c21b4a@talks.stuts.de URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1265 SUMMARY:BuFaTa Plenum - Quentin Zimdars LOCATION:00A26 CNMS lecture hall END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T151500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T144500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241031T155234Z UID:0541899c-baf5-4114-a580-9046c1c6a267@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Das "Huus für os Heematsproch" vereint wissenschaftliche Fors chung mit der aktiven Mitwirkung der Bürger*innen vor Ort\, um den regio nalen Dialekt zu bewahren. Ziel der Veranstaltung ist es\, zu zeigen\, w ie Bürger*innen aktiv zur Forschung beitragen und gleichzeitig mehr über den wissenschaftlichen Prozess erfahren können. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1293 SUMMARY:Citizen Science im "Huus für os Heematsproch" - Lisa Felden LOCATION:00A03 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T193000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T183000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T044243Z UID:9a7f5d73-e778-435e-b4b1-8f0eba8297d1@talks.stuts.de URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1256 SUMMARY:Stadttour - Christian Bruns LOCATION:Social Programme END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T180000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T171500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T043222Z UID:6c5340ac-8464-423a-8715-bc25d4e42f58@talks.stuts.de URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1260 SUMMARY:Abschlussplenum - Christian Bruns\, Annchristin Oster LOCATION:Lecture Hall 201 Biegenstraße 12 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T153000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T144500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T092055Z UID:ec9262bc-b196-401b-8d76-3723a25f9f0e@talks.stuts.de URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1263 SUMMARY:BuFaTa Vernetzungstreffen - Quentin Zimdars LOCATION:01A09 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T160500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T153500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241208T203745Z UID:eae10c01-f4e3-4e60-8efa-04283458a075@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Auxiliary verbs are argued to be repair items\, that host the features that the main verb cannot obtain (cf. Chomsky 1957\, Bjorkman 2011). Cross-linguistically\, Fenger (2020) attested a tendency for the tense feature to be expressed on an auxiliary if it co-occurs with aspec t\, which is marked on the main verb. Slavic languages and their complex tense/aspect marking system therefore provide interesting data to furth er investigate this pattern. In this presentation\, I examine the featur e distribution in Czech verb periphrasis. First I analyse the features i n the Czech verbal paradigm through minimal pairs. Modeling the features syntactically reveals morphological redundancies\, that also pose probl ems for economy- and repair-based approaches to auxiliaries in syntax. T o derive auxiliary insertion in Czech\, I propose a re-analysis of the p ast tense as aspectual and synthetic instead of periphrastic (Todorovic 2016). Connecting the issue of auxiliary insertion to the question of Sl avic tense and aspect marking thus yields insight into both topics. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1299 SUMMARY:Deriving auxiliary insertion in Czech verb periphrasis - Kit Grig oleit LOCATION:00A03 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T151500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T144500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T114301Z UID:c80bdf52-92bd-40b2-a220-4872e5b48e75@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Nominalisation describes the process as well as the result of elements derived to be nouns. Comrie and Thompson (2007) distinguish be tween seven types of nominalisations: action/state nouns\, agentive noun s\, instrumental nouns\, manner nouns\, locative nouns\, objective nouns \, reason nouns. \nThis is a morphological study of deverbal nouns in th e Wagi dialect of Beria (Zaghawa)\, an East-Saharan language of the Nilo -Saharan phylum\, spoken in Chad and Sudan. The analysed data consist of a word list of ca. 200 Wagi deverbal nouns\, elicited by linguist Rolan d C. Stevenson in the 1980s\, and recent recordings of native speaker an d linguist Elsadig Omda Ibrahim Elnur. \nWagi exhibits four different af fixes used to form deverbal nouns. Their distribution is governed by the verb class of the derived verbal root\, but there are also other factor s such as derivational patterns. The suffix -la is used with class I ver bs\, the prefix V(C)- with class I and II\, prefix Vkk(V)- with class II \, and suffix -di with classes III and IV. Following Comrie and Thompson ’s (2007) classification\, most of them are inflectional action/state ty pe nominalisations. However\, the suffix -la can also be used to form de rivational action nominals. Wagi also exhibits nominalisations where one argument of the verb is nominalised: the locative and the objective typ e. \nThough limited in time and scope\, the present study is able to exp ose some differences of the present analysis of the nominalising affixes compared to previous studies conducted on Beria deverbal nouns\, thereb y hopefully advancing the study of the underdescribed language. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1282 SUMMARY:Deverbal nouns in Beria - Katja Wiesner LOCATION:00A02 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T160500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T153500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T095825Z UID:dbd61736-0cd7-4f08-bfe2-6f7643cefce9@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Tocharisch ist eine indogermanische Sprache\, die damals im T arimbecken bzw. Xiyu gesprochen wurde. Es gibt zwei Dialekte: Westtochar isch (Tocharisch B\, meist in Kucha) und Osttocharisch (Tocharisch A\, m eist in Ārśi). Wie andere Sprachen auf der Welt zeigt sich die tocharisc he Sprache eine Vielfalt von Liebesausdrücken\, die sowohl von verbalen\ , nominalen als auch von adverbialen Konstruktionen charakterisiert sind . Diese Studie richtet sich in erster Linie an synchroner Semantik bzw. Morphologie verschiedener Liebesausdrücke im Tocharischen. Man findet he raus\, dass sich diese Liebesausdrücke bei ihrer Bedeutung und Anwendung sbereich in Nuancen unterscheiden. Darüber hinaus wird auch die Etymolog ie dieser Ausdrücke durch die historisch-vergleichende Methode untersuch t\, damit man die Geschichte dieser Liebesbezeichnungen besser erfahren kann. In dieser Studie wird vorgestellt auch ein Liebesgedicht im Westto charischen\, als ein Beweis dafür\, dass die tocharische Sprache nicht n ur liturgische Texte liefert\, sondern auch das Alltagsleben der damalig en Tocharer widerspiegelt. Neben etymologischen Wörterbüchern wird in di eser Studie auch korpuslinguistische Materialien einbezogen\, insbesonde re CEToM\, wo man die Originaltexte überprüfen kann. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1275 SUMMARY:Die Liebesausdrücke im Tocharischen - Minsong He LOCATION:00A23 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T165000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T162000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250905T234256Z UID:aa3d74d4-e046-493b-b0c8-81260f698ad0@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Zwei der bestimmenden Merkmale der anatolischen Syntax sind d ie hohe Frequenz von Wackernagelklitika\, die von der ersten Konstituent e eines Satzes gehostet werden\, sowie das Erscheinen spezieller Konnekt oren am Satzanfang. Wie typologisch allgemein angenommen wird\, kann die die äußerste linke Position im Satz als Sitz diskursprominenten Materia ls markiert sein. In der indogermanischen Forschung ist diese Position t ypischerweise mit einem speziellen strukturellen Slot für Topics und Fok i verbunden und befindet sich in der linken Peripherie des Satzes. In di eser kurzen Präsentation soll der Frage nachgegangen werden\, ob die lin ke Peripherie eine obligatorische Eigenschaft der Syntax in den (alt)ana tolischen Sprachen darstellt. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1302 SUMMARY:Die linke Peripherie im Anatolischen - Melvin Pötzsch LOCATION:00A23 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T115500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T112500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T053104Z UID:691c1967-aa66-43a1-8912-45cf9cb0933c@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:This short talk examines the syntactic distribution of the Tu rkish ‘rebel’ pronoun kendisi\n‘self.3sg.poss’\, challenging the notion that it is merely synonymous with the bare reflexive\nkendi ‘self’. The study proposes that kendisi functions as a versatile pronoun\, operating also\nin contexts where traditional reflexives (e.g. kendi ‘self’) and regular personal pronouns (e.g.\no ‘3sg’) are constrained. It explores k endisi’s ability to engage in non-local binding and\nits unique interpre tations in various syntactic environments\, thus hoping to establish a p ossibly compelling raison d’ˆetre for this seemingly redundant pronoun i n Turkish grammar.\nThe research investigates key areas where kendisi se rves a distinct function\, including\nits role as a ‘middle-distance ref lexive’ and its behavior in intensional contexts and ellipsis\nconstruct ions. By analyzing the interplay between syntax and semantics\, the stud y suggests\na more nuanced understanding of reflexivity in Turkish. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1283 SUMMARY:Dr. Rebelpronoun or: How I Learned to Stop Binding and Love Ahmet - Doruk Işıldak LOCATION:00A02 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T125500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T122500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T072429Z UID:c5801c1d-d1d5-435a-b506-0578ccd0acbc@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:This talk will focus on the characteristics of first-year stu dents' argumentative writing in French as L2\, examining the challenges students face when writing in a foreign language\, such as struggling wi th text organization and structure and with insufficient lexical and gra mmatical knowledge of L2. The analysis reveals that students’ texts don’ t follow the expected argumentative essay structure\, with key component s such as the introduction and conclusion often omitted or inadequate. I n addition\, the use of connectors in students’ writing is either absent or severely limited\, which impedes the logical flow of their arguments . While there is evidence of language transfer from their first language (Serbian) and other languages they know (mainly English)\, no transfer of essential composing skills\, believed to be already acquired in their L1\, appears to occur. The vocabulary used in the essays is restricted\ , with a high amount of repetition and overuse of high-frequency lexical items. These findings suggest that first-year students struggle not onl y to express their arguments in a coherent and organized manner but also to use grammatically accurate language and varied and sophisticated voc abulary when constructing argumentative texts in L2 contexts. Understand ing these challenges is necessary to improve academic writing instructio n and help students develop their L2 writing skills. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1297 SUMMARY:First-year students’ argumentative writing: the case of French - Emilija Milojević LOCATION:00A02 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T180000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T170000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T035347Z UID:e1151e4f-71fb-4864-8a60-4f17b6780935@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Crime scene: town in Hessen. In a busy shopping street a shoo ting takes place. Witnesses report a fight between different groups of r estaurant customers sitting on a terrace. One person is shot. Two months later we receive video recordings from the security camera of the resta urant and from a mobile phone of a neighbour. Request: a detailed transc ription of the recordings. Can certain speakers be assigned to or exclud ed from particular utterances? \n Accident scene: Columbia. A Boeing 757 from American-Airlines crashes against a mountain on its route from Mia mi to Cali 50km from the place of destination. Only 4 of the 155 passeng ers\, and a dog\, survive the crash. The black box (which is actually br ight orange) is found and sent to linguists for analysis.\n Linguistic e xpertise is being increasingly sought in criminal investigations or in t he case of a serious accident. This talk offers an introduction to foren sic phonetics\, a field that is fairly young\; it was only in the late 1 970s in large cases like the Yorkshire Ripper case in England or the RAF -cases in Germany where linguists\, phoneticians in particular\, could s how for the first time how investigations could profit from their expert ise. Since then the field has advanced significantly. Voice-\, language- and speaking characteristics are discussed that have shown to exhibit h igh speaker discrimination power. Speech analysis methods are demonstrat ed using real case samples. Finally\, it is shown\, how the historic dia lect maps of Georg Wenker (1952-1911) stored in the archive of the Deuts cher Sprachatlas here in Marburg\, are still relevant for forensic inves tigations today. \n URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1254 SUMMARY:Forensic Phonetics: The Role of Phoneticians in forensic investig ations - Dr. Gea De Jong-Lendle LOCATION:Library Lecture Hall END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T122000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T115000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T053622Z UID:eaa7427f-5780-4320-ac73-6f6c4ab16d42@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:French negation is made up of two parts: pre-verbal ne and po st-verbal pas. Although written French still requires both\, spoken Fren ch almost solely relies on pas. We wish to dive deeper by comparing L2 l earners' acquisition of French negation coming from classroom or natural istic exposure settings using a self-paced listening method. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1290 SUMMARY:French Negation Acquisition: A Comparative Study of L2 Leaners in Classroom vs Naturalistic Exposure - Caroline Giroux LOCATION:00A02 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T220000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T193000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T043119Z UID:b671b964-05c3-463e-9d75-31e51d89eae9@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Room: 05D07\, Philosophische Fakultät (Wilhelm-Röpke-Straße 6 )\, D-Turm\, 5. Stock\nDer Spieleabend ist die ideale Gelegenheit sich b esser kennenzulernen! Ihr könnt miteinander quatschen und verschiedene S piele dank der freundlichen Bereitstellung durch Pegasus Spiele ausprobi eren. Bitte bringt eure eigenen Getränke und Becher mit. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1255 SUMMARY:Spieleabend - Christian Bruns LOCATION:Social Programme END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T114500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T111500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T060341Z UID:c93527ee-0f9b-4fdc-bc0d-0b2285a9ca22@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:While advanced EFL learners have been shown to be sensitive t o many of the same factors as native speakers in their production and co mprehension of the dative alternation\, research on less advanced learne rs is lacking. In my doctoral dissertation I aim to gain insight into th e way early learners acquire these probabilistic constraints\, by examin ing the production of the dative and benefactive alternations in the wri ting of young German learners of English. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1294 SUMMARY:Grammatical variation in young German learner English - Bethany S toddard LOCATION:00A02 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T143000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T133000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T083954Z UID:932368e2-5780-4598-a77a-362498135862@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:In diesem Workshop stelle ich euch die Stiefografie vor\, ein e Alternative zur Deutschen Einheitskurzschrift. Ihr lernt die Grundschr ift kennen\, mit der ihr schon doppelt so schnell Notizen machen könnt\, als mit einer gewöhnlichen Handschrift. Außerdem biete ich euch Ressour cen für das anschließende Selbststudium an. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1314 SUMMARY:Grundkurs Stiefografie - Ben Korb LOCATION:00A03 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T114500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T111500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T062014Z UID:39f0af8c-7d7f-4e8b-830a-eee2da7903a8@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Das germanische ga-Präfix (got. ga-\, ae. < em>ġe-\, ahd. gi-) steht seit Langem im Verdacht\, zum Aus druck von Aspekt zu dienen. Obwohl diese Theorie im 20. Jh. viel Kritik erfahren hat\, hält sie sich in der historischen Germanistik hartnäckig. In meiner kürzlich an der HU eingereichten Masterarbeit habe ich am Bei spiel des Altenglischen untersucht\, von welchen semantischen und syntak tischen Faktoren die Distribution des Präfixes bei unterschiedlichen Lex emen abhängig ist und unter welchen Bedingungen sie als ein Ausdruck von Aspekt verstanden werden kann. Die Untersuchung wirft damit ein Schlagl icht auf die diachrone Entwicklung von Aspektsystemen\, die auf der Mark ierung von Telizität durch Verbalpräfixe basieren. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1272 SUMMARY:Ist das Aspekt oder kann das weg? - Johannes Schütz LOCATION:00A03 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T115000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T112000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T034101Z UID:2fbc19f6-4895-48c6-b4bc-c49e453f0d34@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Der Verein Junge Sprachwissenschaft e.V. wurde 2015 aus der S tuTS-Community heraus gegründet um eine kontinuierliche Unterstützung fü r studentische Veranstaltungen zu gewährleisten. Seitdem kommen unter un serem Dach motivierte Nachwuchswissenschaftler*innen von Bachelor bis po st-Promotion zusammen.\n\nUnser Angebot erstreckt sich von Vernetzung du rch Veranstaltungen offline und online\, über einen Blog\, eine Schreibg ruppe\, AGs zu verschiedenen sprachwissenschaftlichen Themen\, bis hin z ur Förderung von individuellen Forschungsprojekten und der Teilnahme an internationalen Summerschools. \n\nMöchtet ihr mehr darüber erfahren\, w ie ihr Mitglied unserer Gemeinschaft werden könnt? Dann kommt doch gerne zu unserer Q&A-Session\, stellt uns all unsere Fragen und schließt euch gleich bei allen Initiativen an\, die euch interessieren. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1249 SUMMARY:Junge Sprachwissenschaft e.V. - Q&A - Annika Schiefner\, Lisa Fel den\, Quentin Zimdars LOCATION:00A03 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T165000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T151500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250905T222625Z UID:e5efbc80-8d28-4129-bb07-5075b83cc8a9@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Ist der Einsatz von KI-Schreibtools in Hausarbeiten eigentlic h sowas wie betrügen? Der Umgang mit LLMs ist an deutschen Universitäten sehr verschieden\, eine einheitliche Regelung scheint schwer umsetzbar. Im Workshop erörtern wir gemeinsam rechtliche\, philosophische und prak tische Aspekte: Was genau ist Eigenständigkeit? Sind KI-Texte juristisch gesehen Plagiate? Können Maschinen denken? Dabei können wir unsere Wüns che und Ideen\, die wir gemeinsam diskutieren\, an unsere Institute zurü cktragen und den Umgang mit KI mitgestalten. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1288 SUMMARY:KI-Schreibwerkstatt - Mete Saltik LOCATION:00A03 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T143000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T133000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T075549Z UID:dcabb0e2-bbab-4576-91b6-26e3b178c415@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Wir bieten einen Workshop für AnfängerInnen an\, in welchem L inguistInnen den Umgang mit LaTeX (online: Overleaf) erlernen können\, u m eigenständig Präsentationen und Hausarbeiten zu erstellen. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1308 SUMMARY:LaTeX für LinguistInnen I - Alexandra Fosså\, Hannah Schleupner LOCATION:00A23 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T154500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T144500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T081113Z UID:e867f6c1-e2d8-4f61-946f-8beb2b928ff1@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Wir bieten einen Workshop für AnfängerInnen an\, in welchem L inguistInnen den Umgang mit LaTeX (online: Overleaf) erlernen können\, u m eigenständig Präsentationen und Hausarbeiten zu erstellen. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1311 SUMMARY:LaTeX für LinguistInnen II - Alexandra Fosså\, Hannah Schleupner LOCATION:00A23 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T144500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T143000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241116T163935Z UID:80c74315-d194-46ab-a42c-cb0410ad928e@talks.stuts.de URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1295 SUMMARY:Language Attitudes of German Students Toward West African English es - Kweku Sakyi LOCATION:00A03 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T143000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T141500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T095830Z UID:a44c5902-89e9-408f-b1bc-56d4d0759766@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Der vorliegende Beitrag untersucht die attributiven Relativsa tzanschlüsse bo und as in der\nsüdbairischen Minderheitens prache Plodarisch in der sog. Sprachinsel Sappada/Plodn\, Italien. Die h ier\nvorgestellten Ergebnisse aus einer qualitativen Bildimpuls-\, Übers etzungs- und\nAkzeptabilitätsstudie zeigen\, dass bo im Allgemein en deutlich häufiger benutzt wird als as.\nWenn as verwend et wird\, dann weniger als Partikel\, sondern nach neutralen (in)definit en Antezedenzien. Auch wenn bo und as als faktisch gleichg estellte Relativpartikeln\ndes Plodarischen gelten\, scheint insbesonder e im mündlichen Plodarisch eine grundsätzliche\nPräferenz zu bo z u herrschen. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1268 SUMMARY:Leit\, bo plodarisch redn? - Sarah Decker LOCATION:00A02 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T115000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T112000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T034825Z UID:82c777fc-d891-4e07-923f-2152aaed1956@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Logophoricity and the corresponding pronouns represent a rela tively uncommon phenomenon across the world’s languages. This presentati on investigates the syntactic properties and semantic roles of logophori c pronouns within Ewe\, an Atlantic-Congo language spoken in West Africa . By analyzing relevant examples\, this talk will illuminate the semanti c features and interpretation of these logophoric pronouns and contextua lize them within the framework of Binding Theory\, which is established in generative grammar. I will provide an overview of the usage and seman tic aspects of logophoric pronouns and explore how the concept of logoph oricity interacts with Binding Principles A and B. At first sight\, logo phoric pronouns seem to be an exception to the syntactic constraints of Binding Theory which is why I take a look at the semantics of logophoric ity\, particularly looking at their role in discourse. While doing so\, my focus will be on the semantic interpretation of these pronouns with a look into methods of disambiguation in case of multiple possible refere nts. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1250 SUMMARY:Logophoricity in Ewe - Eva Könings LOCATION:00A02 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T133000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T123000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T205921Z UID:795a434e-33b0-4c23-aa9d-41c534efec75@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Dieses Mal in dem CNMS Hörsaal! URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1315 SUMMARY:Mittagessen - LOCATION:00A26 CNMS lecture hall END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T165000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T151500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T073609Z UID:f1e31f08-c528-474a-bccc-f3a47c42170d@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:In diesem Workshop wird die neuirische Sprache vorgestellt. I risch ist eine keltische Sprache\, die auf Irland gesprochen wird. In de n letzten hundert Jahren wird die Sprache immer weniger benutzt und wird hauptsächlich als Zweitsprache gesprochen. Sie ist aus sprachwissenscha ftlicher Sicht interessant\, da sie einige Besonderheiten hat\, die unge wöhnlich für eine indogermanische Sprache sind\, wie die V1-Stellung ode r die Anlautmutationen.\n\nDieser Workshop führt in die irische Sprache ein\, gibt wertvolle Ressourcen für das Erlernen der irischen Sprache mi t auf dem Weg\, beschreibt die Präsenz des irischen in den sozialen Medi en und wie man diese gewinnbringend für sich nutzen kann. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1310 SUMMARY:Onlineressourcen und Soziale Medien für modernes Irisch - Jasper Kaufhold LOCATION:00A02 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T100000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T093000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T024900Z UID:1c890c64-f198-410d-a793-908d6fef885d@talks.stuts.de URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1245 SUMMARY:Eröffnungsplenum - Christian Bruns\, Annchristin Oster LOCATION:Library Lecture Hall END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T122000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T115000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250905T231905Z UID:351aad93-dc85-4e9d-a4bb-e3dcf745285a@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Das deutsche Perfekt ist im Althochdeutschen entstanden aus e iner Konstruktion\, in der das finite Verb ein Vollverb und das Partizip ein prädikatives Adjektiv ist\, das das Objekt näher beschreibt (im Neu hochdeutschen erhalten in Sätzen wie "Ich habe mein Handy immer angescha ltet"). Untersuchungsgegenstand der bisherigen Forschung ist hierbei vor allem\, in welchen Zwischenstadien sich diese Entwicklung vollzieht. We nig Aufmerksamkeit hat hingegen die Frage nach der Ursache dieser Entwic klung erhalten. Dieser Vortrag untersucht\, inwiefern die Entstehung des Perfekts von informationsstrukturellen Gegebenheiten mitverursacht wurd e. \n \nAusgangspunkte dieser Überlegung sind zwei Erkenntnisse bishe riger sprachhistorischer Forschung im Deutschen: 1. Im Althochdeutschen besteht ein Zusammenhang zwischen Informationsstruktur und Verbpositioni erung. Beispielsweise stehen bekannte Satzglieder tendenziell vor dem fi niten Verb\, was zu einer Verbzweitstellung führt\, während Sätze mit au sschließlich neuen Satzgliedern häufig Verberststellung aufweisen. 2. Es besteht ein Zusammenhang zwischen Informationsstruktur und Perfektgramm atikalisierung: Dass der Gebrauch des Perfekts in der frühneuhochdeutsch en Sprachperiode zunehmend auf Kosten des Präteritums ausgeweitet wird\, ist auf informationsstrukturelle Vorteile zweiteiliger Verbformen vergl ichen mit einteiligen Verbformen zurückgeführt worden. \n\nIn diesem Vor trag soll ausgehend von beiden Erkenntnissen empirisch untersucht werden \, ob ein Zusammenhang zwischen Informationsstruktur und Perfektgrammati kalisierung bereits in der Entstehungsphase des Perfekts\, dem Althochde utschen\, nachweisbar ist. Vertreten wird hierbei die These\, dass der V erlust der lexikalischen Bedeutung des finiten Verbs daher rührt\, dass ein Widerspruch zwischen der frühen Positionierung des Verbs im Satz (al so der Positionierung in einer Bekanntheitsdomäne) und der tendenziell n euen Bedeutung des Verbs besteht. Dieser wird dadurch aufgelöst\, dass d as finite Verb seine lexikalische Bedeutung verliert und daher informati onsstrukturell nicht mehr relevant ist. \n URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1286 SUMMARY:Perfekt informiert - Sandra Müller LOCATION:00A03 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T122500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T115500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250905T233152Z UID:c02ff30b-8ec2-490a-80ac-555c1aaebeee@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:This study explores the role of rising intonation in task-ori ented dialogues within Maltese English. It examines how pitch variation\ , commonly used to signal yes/no questions\, functions in other conversa tional moves such as alignment and checking\, with a focus on how these patterns differ in Maltese English. The research sheds light on the spec ific uses of rising intonation in this context. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1289 SUMMARY:Pitch Patterns in Maltese English: A Comparative Analysis of Freq uency Ranges Across Sentence Types - Victor LOCATION:00A03 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T141500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T140000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T053709Z UID:505c007e-676f-42d2-a416-06bd24545979@talks.stuts.de URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1266 SUMMARY:Postersession - Christian Bruns LOCATION:00A02 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T141500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T140000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T082642Z UID:bc98f42f-3926-4812-a570-fde3dcf9b669@talks.stuts.de URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1313 SUMMARY:Postersession - Annchristin Oster LOCATION:00A03 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T143000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T141500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T100259Z UID:6b69d77e-5eaf-47fe-9f5d-3d85f297986f@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Potential changes in plosive VOT during the menstrual cycle\n Lotta Hilliger\, Sophie Ziemer\, Adrian P. Simpson\, Melanie Weirich\nFr iedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena\nSeveral studies have analysed potenti al gender-specific differences in voice onset time\n(VOT) in onset plosi ves in different varieties of English. Results have been variable\, find ing\ndifferences in some cases (Swartz 1992\, Karlsson & Zetterholm 2004 \, Romeo et al. 2013)\,\nbut not in others (Morris et al. 2008\, McCrea 2004\, Whiteside et al. 2004). Where\nsignificant differences have been found\, it is female speakers who have longer VOT. It has\nbeen suggeste d that at least one reason for the observed variability is the failure t o\nconsider differences in laryngeal behaviour brought about by hormonal changes during the\nmenstrual cycle (Whiteside et al. 2004\, Wadnerkar et al. 2006).\nThe present study examines possible menstrual cycle-relat ed differences in the VOT of\nonset /p/ and /k/ in a sample of 30 young (18-25 year-olds) German-speaking women\,\npart of a larger study of ca. 80 women from three age groups (DFG\, WE5757/4). Female\nsubjects were recruited who reported having a regular cycle and not taking any hormona l\ncontraception. They were recorded during the fertile and luteal phase s of the menstrual\ncycle. Subjects recorded short samples of read and s pontaneous speech. Saliva samples\nwere collected for hormonal analysis (progesterone\, estradiol\, testosterone) during each\nrecording session .\nVOT was measured in fortis labial and dorsal plosives in the verb for ms gepachtet\n("leased") and gekauft ("bought") from two read sentences from the luteal and fertile\nphases. Average utterance durations were us ed to normalise individual VOT durations to\nexclude any tempo differenc es.\nThe boxplot in Figure 1 shows normalised VOT plotted as a function of plosive and phase\nin the cycle. As we can clearly see\, VOT varies s ignificantly as a function of place of\narticulation (Estimate= -21.533\ , SD = 2.711 p < .001) but values do not vary as a function\nof recordin g time during the cycle.\nThe results of this study\, to our knowledge t he first of its kind for German-speaking\nsubjects\, do not replicate th ose found for English-speaking subjects (Whiteside et al. 2004\,\nWadner kar et al. 2006). However\, in contrast to the English studies\, we have yet to\ncompare the size of the VOT contrast between fortis and lenis p losives\, as well as making\na comparison with male controls\, as was do ne in the English studies. Although two cycle\nphases were considered\, it will be interesting to see whether the hormone values (not yet\navail able) are able to reveal a more differentiated picture. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1274 SUMMARY:Potentielle Veränderung in VOT bei Plosiven (p und k) während des Menstruationszyklus - Sophie Ziemer\, Lotta Hilliger LOCATION:00A03 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T164000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T161000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241118T193819Z UID:55cb9818-e4f3-4dec-b1c9-d6740fbad048@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:In this talk\, I present the results of my Bachelor’s thesis. I conducted a rating study in which German native speakers rated how we ll different sentences functioned for them as expressions of a generic o r specific reading.\nGeneric statements express generalizations about ki nds\, such as Cats meow or A tiger is striped. In German\, the subjects that the generalizations are made about can in principle b e singular or plural\, definite or indefinite\, though it depends largel y on the context which of the resulting four variants is actually used. Though much theoretical work on generics has been done\, to my knowledge there is not one empirical study that surveys the whole spectrum of var iation in German systematically. The present experiment may serve as a f irst step towards closing this gap.\nGenerics are also closely related t o Psychological Essentialism\, i. e. the tendency of the human mind to b elieve that members of a given category are (a) alike and (b) distinct f rom members of other categories in ways that are inherent\, deeply meani ngful and not always directly observable (Gelman 2003). This tendency to essentialize is not equally strong for all types of categories\, but na tural kinds (animals\, plants\, and natural substances) are more likely to be essentialized than social groups\, which are in turn more likely t han man-made objects (e.g. Brandone & Gelman 2010\, 2013). I also invest igate whether these domain differences influence the phrasing of generic nominals.\n(references can be found online) URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1307 SUMMARY:Psychological Essentialism and generic language use in German - L isa Naomi Meller LOCATION:00A02 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T220000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T193000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T043058Z UID:c9825f42-cadf-4e64-95df-1b6b684718c9@talks.stuts.de URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1258 SUMMARY:Bartour - Christian Bruns\, Annchristin Oster LOCATION:Social Programme END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T123000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T120000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T054757Z UID:2079f103-0a2e-4951-8b5d-3caae59aea73@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:By examining both verb doubling and reduplication with predic ative adjectives\, I aim to offer a unified analysis of focus-related re duplication in Turkish\, contributing to broader discussions on the inte rface between focus and questions as well as the status of verum focus. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1291 SUMMARY:Reduplication in Turkish: Focus\, Verum\, and the Role of -mI - A tes Calisir LOCATION:00A02 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T093000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T083000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T024007Z UID:6442b6a5-15a0-4fc2-8a9d-289077d5d6b8@talks.stuts.de URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1246 SUMMARY:Registrierung - Christian Bruns\, Annchristin Oster LOCATION:Library Lecture Hall END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T153000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T150000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T105636Z UID:2d90ea4f-3afa-4242-9974-bb5faeb1f13f@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:May I\, Could I\, Would you mind? – In which context is one f orm more polite than the other and how do speakers of different varietie s and languages rate them in terms of politeness? \nIn interactions\, sp eakers constantly negotiate and desperately try to uphold their perceive d ‘face’ by employing strategies every day\, yet the norms of what is co nsidered polite can differ greatly between speakers of different culture s. In my Master’s thesis\, I explored these gaps and tried to detect pat terns within the relation between politeness and indirectness across Ge rman and English but also within the inner-circle varieties of British\, American and Canadian English using quantitative methods. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1271 SUMMARY:Saving Face: Exploring Politeness in Requests Across Four Culture s - Melanie Heidemann LOCATION:00A23 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T115000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T112000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T082036Z UID:9110426d-9362-461a-ae33-ca516994ab59@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:There is evidence that Afrikaans is undergoing tonogenesis\, whereby the difference in voice onset time (VOT) between voiced and voic eless plosives is getting smaller while the difference in fundamental fr equency (f0) between the vowels following those plosives is getting larg er. In this talk I introduce the concept of agent-based modelling as a w ay to simulate sound change and test hypotheses about it. Exemplar theor y\, which attendants of the talk do not need to be familiar with\, serve s as a model of how phonemic information is encoded. By demonstrating an agent-based model that two fellow students and me implemented in Python \, I will show how sound change can be simulated in a surprisingly simpl e way. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1303 SUMMARY:Simulating Sound Change - Hannes Düe LOCATION:00A23 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T161500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T151500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T012331Z UID:b0457f83-82c7-4a0d-ab7b-1a8790bb3990@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:In diesem praktischen Workshop werdet ihr über das älteste Sc hriftsystem der Welt lernen: Keilschrift. Außerdem werdet ihr sogar die Möglichkeit haben\, Keilschrift auszuprobieren und eure eigenen Tontafel n zu beschriften.\nDie Keilschrift ist in der frühen Bronzezeit in Mesop otamien entstanden und wurde dafür verwendet Sumerisch auf Tontafeln nie derzuschreiben. Das Schriftsystem verbreitete sich sehr schnell und wurd e auch für viele andere Sprachen in dem Bereich verwendet. Durch die Akk ader ist das Schriftsystem zu einer Zeit\, als Sumerisch gar keine leben dige Sprache mehr war\, auch zu den Hethitern vorgedrungen. Hethitisch i st die älteste belegte indogermanische Sprache und ist somit verwandt mi t Sprachen wie Englisch\, Französisch oder Hindi. Wegen der akkadischen und sumerischen Überlieferung haben die Hethiter sowohl akkadische als a uch sumerische Schreibpraktiken übernommen\, sodass die Schrift aus eine r Mischung von Syllabogrammen\, die ungeeignet für die hethitische Phono logie sind\, und Quasi-Logogrammen besteht.\n\nIn der zweiten Hälfte wer det ihr die Möglichkeit haben eure eigenen Tontafeln zu beschreiben und zu lernen\, wie man die hethitische Keilschrift benutzt!\n URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1309 SUMMARY:Lerne die Hethitische Keilschrift - Melvin Pötzsch LOCATION:00A23 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T122500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T115500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T072541Z UID:bdfc4659-ea2b-479e-a7d8-6a6f1582a593@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Since the introduction of the laryngeal theory\, PIE has been reconstructed with three series of stops. The (neo-)traditional reconst ruction is the Dh-D-T system but this is unattested in the world's langu ages except as a short-lived transitional stage (e.g. as in Madurese). T he rise of typology led people to reconsider the phonetic values of the three series\; the two popular alternative theories today are the glotta lic theory (Gamkrelidze & Ivanov 1973\, Hopper 1973\, Kortlandt 1978\, V ennemann 1984) and the implosive theory (Kümmel 2012a / Weiss 2009). Bot h theories were partly motivated by the dissimilatory constraint targeti ng the *D series\, suggesting it had a marked feature that could only oc cur once in a word\, its absence in suffixes and endings\, and the “b-ga p”. However\, these theories still have some problems\, well summarized by Kümmel (2007: 299-310). This talk will explore a different system fea turing pre-nasalized stops for the IE mediae\, resulting in a system as it is found in Sinhalese or Dhivehi (D-ND-T). It will be argued that thi s reconstruction can account for the behaviour of the PIE mediae as well as all the other reconstructions can. Additionally\, it tries to accoun t for the TeNDh-exception of the TeDh root structure ban (Kümmel 2012b\, De Vaan 1999) as a neutralization of PIE mediae before a nasal (Kümmel 2017). URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1304 SUMMARY:The Nasalic Theory - Alan Avdagic LOCATION:00A23 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T123000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T120000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241119T201155Z UID:a47b8e43-05ac-4138-a9b3-808c7b390cc3@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:The paper aims to test the causality-by-default hypothesis\, which suggests that causality is constructed by default during text comp rehension\, making it easier and faster to process than other coherence relations. Concession\, on the other hand\, often considered as negative causality\, is expected to be less inferable and cognitively more deman ding. To test this hypothesis across different languages\, an eye-tracki ng reading experiment was conducted in which native speakers of German a nd Chinese read sentences online (causal vs. concessive\, explicit vs. i mplicit)\, with their reading processes recorded and compared. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1300 SUMMARY:The Online Processing of Causal and Concessive Relations: Compari ng Native Speakers of German and Chinese - Yimei Tang LOCATION:01A09 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T123000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T120000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T034912Z UID:adebadd7-6984-4a69-9a8b-ee2c8d16e621@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:“Marked words that depict sensory imagery” is how Dingemanse (2019: 16\, 2023: 466) quite broadly defines ideophones. They are ‘marke d’ as they often stand out from other elements of a given language. They ‘depict’\, rather than describe ‘sensory imagery’\, be it sound\, movem ent or other domains in the sense that they allow the speaker to tow the listener into a scene once experienced by the speaker. Ideophones are f airly widespread but nonetheless often overlooked elements. This study l ooks at ideophones in the South Central [Kuki-Chin] branch of Trans-Hima layan [Sino-Tibetan]. I first examine ideophones in the Thadou language (TH\, Eastern India) on the basis of an annotated corpus (see Haokip 202 1). In the second part\, I compare the results to descriptions of ideoph ones in related languages. Patent (1998)\, Chelliah et al. (2020) among others have compared their data to a handful of related languages\, but thus far\, an exhaustive comparison of ideophones in South Central langu ages is missing. In Thadou\, ideophones always occur post-verbally and a s a full or partial reduplication of a monosyllabic element. They usuall y collocate with specific verbs which is quite common in the broader reg ion (see e.g. Lahaussois 2023 or Modi and Post 2020). Ideophones often o ccur in pairs which can highlight different aspects such as size or conn otation. The number of ideophones employed by the languages of the area is usually quite large and more often than not they count in the hundred s as in Thadou itself (Haokip 2014: 71). URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1251 SUMMARY:The role of ideophones in Thadou and related South Central (Kuki- Chin) languages - Christian Klöckner LOCATION:00A03 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T143000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T133000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T043628Z UID:1d163019-c7a2-4b76-825d-982c12429f02@talks.stuts.de URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1257 SUMMARY:Tour durch den deutschen Sprachatlas - Christian Bruns LOCATION:Social Programme END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T115500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T112500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T120021Z UID:14e046a9-1a9f-4097-af65-55cbb8352419@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Grammatical voice (or diathesis) is a verbal category which “ signal[s] alternations in the configurations of nominal statuses with wh ich verbs are in particular relationships” (Klaiman 1991: 1). As Inglese (2021: 491) points out\, middle voice—as a third voice type next to act ive and passive—“has been used in reference to a wide range of phenomena [...]”. Commonly mentioned examples of languages which have a middle vo ice system are\, e.g.\, Ancient Greek and Sanskrit (c.f. Smyth 1920: 390 -394 and Burrow 2001: 294-295\, respectively). I follow the exposition i n Inglese’s (2021) typological study of middle voice systems where he co nceptualizes middle markers as polyfunctional and explicates that they o ught to be obligatory with some verbs (non-oppositional) while also non- obligatory with others (oppositional)\, i.e. there are both frozen and n on-frozen forms in a language.\n\nIn my presentation\, I will discuss fi rst and early observations on middle voice systems found in Dravidian la nguages of South India\, with examples from Kannada\, Tamil\, and Malaya lam. Burrow & Emeneau (1984\, entry 2151) note that the verb koɭ “to sei ze\, receive\, buy\, acquire\, etc.” (form from Tamil) is an auxiliary w ith reflexive meaning in multiple Dravidian languages. Reflexive is one of the many functions associated with the middle. It seems that koɭ deve lops into a middle marker at different rates\, with regard to the langua ges.\n\nReferences:\nBurrow\, T. & M. B. Emeneau. (1984). A Dravidian Et ymological Dictionary. 2nd ed. Oxford: Clarendon Press.\nBurrow\, T. (20 01). The Sanskrit Language. India ed. Motilal Banarsidass: Delhi.\nIngle se\, G. (2021). Towards a typology of middle voice systems. Linguistic T ypology\, 26(3)\, https://doi.org/10.1515/lingty-2020-0131\nKlaiman\, M. H. (1991). Grammatical voice. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.\nS myth\, H. W. (1920). A Greek Grammar for Colleges. American Book Company .\n URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1281 SUMMARY:Traces of middle voice systems in Dravidian languages - Lennart C hevallier LOCATION:00A03 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T164000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T161000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T112540Z UID:452d65aa-c78d-4969-8f93-2761c885c726@talks.stuts.de URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1276 SUMMARY:Verarbeitung von deutschen Holzwegstrukturen bei älteren und jüng eren Erwachsenen – ein Lesezeitexperiment - Nina Richter LOCATION:00A03 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T115500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T112500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T094633Z UID:c5ecfe6b-4bc9-4741-a183-92f3206fe73b@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:In this talk I will present about five scripts\, HamNoSys\, S ignWriting\, SignFont\, der Stokoe-Notation and a self-developed notatio n system. These systems make it possible to write down Sign Languages. I will first give a brief insight into the research on Sign Languages and then elaborate on pros and cons of each of the scripts as well as their usage. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1267 SUMMARY:How to write down sign languages? - Till Pussel LOCATION:00A23 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T114500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T111500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T110702Z UID:7bb731b9-3067-45fb-a2a5-b6384665e63c@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Die Schreibwissenschaft nimmt bei ihrer Erforschung des beruf lichen Schreibens vor allem akademische Berufe und Studierende in den Bl ick. Dabei fehlt ein ein breiter Ansatz\, der verschiedene Berufsfelder auch stereotypisch schreibferner Domänen umfasst. Anhand der Dimensionen der beruflichen Schreibexpertise nach Beaufort (2005) wurde in qualitat iven Interviews geprüft\, ob die in der Forschung bestehenden Annahmen a uch die Schreibrealität von Handerwerker:innen widerspiegelt: Haben sie die gleichen Schreibschwierigkeiten wie Schreibende mit einer akademisch en Ausbildung? Wie erlernen sie Textsortenmerkmale und Schreibstrategien ? Wie stehen sie zu ihrem eigenen Schreiben? \n\n URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1279 SUMMARY:Von der Schreibwissenschaft übersehen - Zoe Nicolai LOCATION:00A23 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T155000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T152000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250905T161343Z UID:15c274ce-842d-4a1d-aa44-71bea06960e0@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:I am presenting work from my Master's thesis\, which I defend ed in August this year. It is concerned with the semantic structure of d eadjectival verbs and how it can be predicted from the semantics of the underlying adjectives. This talk is self-contained\, but follows up my p resentation at the last StuTS\, where I presented the work in progress. URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1298 SUMMARY:What makes a positive endstate reading? - Justina Schindler LOCATION:00A02 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T171500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241123T161500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T090729Z UID:1791cf26-fa36-41bc-ac1b-6473e89250f4@talks.stuts.de URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1252 SUMMARY:Wortgebrauch zwischen Konventionalität und Originalität. - Prof. Dr. Thomas Gloning LOCATION:Lecture Hall 201 Biegenstraße 12 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T181000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241121T171000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250906T091449Z UID:04421078-9871-4593-a42a-694a632a16d4@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Keynote will be in German\, slides in English URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1253 SUMMARY:Zur Entschlüsselung einer neuen Sprache - Prof. Dr. Elisabeth Rie ken LOCATION:Library Lecture Hall END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T125500Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T122500Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250905T234241Z UID:524d73e4-9602-48d0-be61-c32f9567d0d9@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:Sprachliche Variation wird für gewöhnlich im Kontext regional er und heterogener Sprechergemeinschaften untersucht. Studien wie die vo n Dorian (1994\, 2010) zeigen jedoch das Gegenteil: Wohlgefestigte Varia tionsmuster können auch in Dialekten sehr kleiner\, homogener Gemeinscha ften eines einzelnen Dorfes angetroffen werden. In diesem Vortrag werde ich eine Auswahl interessanter und komplexer Fälle von intra-village var iation präsentieren\, wie sie in der niederdeutschen Varietät des kleine n Ortes Lutterberg zu finden sind. Ich werde mich hierbei größtenteils a uf quantifizierbare Daten konzentrieren und argumentieren\, dass der Urs prung eines Großteils dieser Heterogenität in sprachlichen Entwicklungen und Trends im Ortsdialekt selbst liegt. Während es schwierig ist\, eine vollständige Chronologie der Entstehung dieser Varianten zu erstellen\, werden uns einige diachrone und soziolinguistische Aspekte zeigen\, das s zumindest einige der Varianten in jüngerer Zeit entstanden sein müssen . URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1301 SUMMARY:haː zɛçt oder zɪɡət? - Melvin Pötzsch LOCATION:00A03 CNMS END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T153000Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241122T150000Z DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20241108T135154Z UID:388d7280-3c42-453c-bf04-77f4392373b5@talks.stuts.de DESCRIPTION:In der deutschen Sprache besteht die Gewohnheit\, in ein und demselben Artikel dasselbe Konzept mit unterschiedlichen Wörtern zu beze ichnen\, um Wortwiederholungen zu vermeiden. Daher wird in einem deutsch en Text ein und dasselbe Konzept durch verschiedene Ausdrücke referenzie rt. Wenn ein Übersetzer diese Besonderheit der deutschen Sprache nicht r ichtig versteht und handhabt\, kann er die im Originaltext ausgedrückten Informationen und Ansichten nicht korrekt wiedergeben. Dieser Artikel w ird auf der Theorie der pragmatischen Präsupposition von Stalnaker sowie auf den Theorien von Nord über pragmatische Probleme in der funktionali stischen Übersetzungstheorie basieren. Schwerpunktmäßig wird er die durc h Textprämissen verursachten Schwierigkeiten und deren Lösungsmöglichkei ten bei der Übersetzung des „Froschkönigs“ aus den „Grimms Märchen“ ins Chinesische diskutieren.\nDieser Artikel wird in drei Teile gegliedert s ein. Der erste Teil wird Stalnakers Theorie der pragmatischen Präsupposi tion und Nords funktionalistische Übersetzungstheorie in Bezug auf pragm atische Probleme vorstellen. Der zweite Teil wird das Analyseobjekt dies es Artikels näher beschreiben und anhand der im ersten Teil vorgestellte n Theorien die durch Prämissen im Deutsch-Chinesisch-Übersetzungsprozess verursachten Probleme und deren Lösungen analysieren. Der dritte Teil w ird die Inhalte der vorherigen Abschnitte zusammenfassen und auf Grundla ge der Analyseergebnisse die Vorschläge des Autors präsentieren.\n\nLite raturverzeichnis:\nBrüder Grimm (1957): Die Märchen der Brüder Grimm: Vo llständige Ausgabe. 31. Aufl. München: Wilhelm Goldmann Verlag.\nNord\, 2009: Textanalyse und Übersetzen. Theoretische Grundlagen\, Methode und didaktische Anwendung einer übersetzungsrelevanten Textanalyse Tübingen: Julius Groos Verlag.\nStalnaker\, Robert C. (1974): “Pragmatic presuppo sitions.” In: M. K. Munitz and P. K. Unger (eds.). Semantics and philoso phy. New York: New York University Press.\nStalnaker\, Robert C. (2002): „Common Ground.” Linguistics and Philosophy 25: 701-21.\nYang Wuneng (1 992): 格林童话全集 [Vollständige Sammlung der Grimm'schen Märchen]. 4. Aufl. N anjing: 译林出版社 [Yilin Press].\n URL:https://talks.stuts.de/de/76stuts/public/events/1285 SUMMARY:Übersetzung von deutsch-chinesischen Anaphora - Yulei. Ji LOCATION:00A02 CNMS END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR