Schedule 76. StuTS

Schedule overview

November 21, 2024 – November 24, 2024

November 21, 2024

08:30
Registration
Christian Bruns, Annchristin Oster
Social programme Library Lecture Hall
09:30
Opening Plenary
Christian Bruns, Annchristin Oster
Social programme Library Lecture Hall
10:00
150 Jahre Sprachgeographie in Marburg
Dr. Brigitte Ganswindt
Keynote Library Lecture Hall
11:20
Logophoricity in Ewe
Eva Könings
Theoretical Linguistics 00A02 CNMS
Junge Sprachwissenschaft e.V. - Q&A
Annika Schiefner, Lisa Felden, Quentin Zimdars
Other 00A03 CNMS
Simulating Sound Change
Hannes Düe
Computational Linguistics 00A23 CNMS
11:55
"Å stå ut i mengden" - Disguised English Loans in Norwegian
Vegard Bogen
Syntax 00A02 CNMS
Pitch Patterns in Maltese English: A Comparative Analysis of Frequency Ranges Across Sentence Types
Victor
00A03 CNMS
The Nasalic Theory
Alan Avdagic
Historical Linguistics 00A23 CNMS
13:00
Voranstellungen im Mittelkymrischen
Annchristin Oster
Syntax 00A03 CNMS
13:30
Tour through the Deutscher Sprachatlas
Christian Bruns
Social programme Social Programme
14:45
Come and meet the BuFaTa ("Vernetzungstreffen")
Quentin Zimdars
Other 01A09 CNMS
15:15
Online resources and social media for modern Irish
Jasper Kaufhold
Applied linguistics 00A02 CNMS
KI-Schreibwerkstatt
Mete Saltik
Other 00A03 CNMS
Teach yourself Hittite Cuneiform
Melvin Pötzsch
Historical Linguistics 00A23 CNMS
16:20
Die linke Peripherie im Anatolischen
Melvin Pötzsch
Historical Linguistics 00A23 CNMS
"Unsere Leit" - Die Konstruktion kollektiver Identitäten in Österreichs digitalem Politdiskurs
Susanne Schmalwieser
Applied linguistics 01A09 CNMS
17:10
Zur Entschlüsselung einer neuen Sprache
Prof. Dr. Elisabeth Rieken
Keynote Library Lecture Hall
19:30
Game night
Christian Bruns
Social programme Social Programme

November 22, 2024

10:00
"Herr Präsident! Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren! – Lassen Sie mich mit einem Erlebnis beginnen..."
Prof. Dr. Constanze Spieß
Keynote Library Lecture Hall
11:15
Grammatical variation in young German learner English
Bethany Stoddard
Applied linguistics 00A02 CNMS
Ist das Aspekt oder kann das weg?
Johannes Schütz
Historical Linguistics 00A03 CNMS
Von der Schreibwissenschaft übersehen
Zoe Nicolai
Applied linguistics 00A23 CNMS
11:50
French Negation Acquisition: A Comparative Study of L2 Learners in Classroom vs Naturalistic Exposure
Caroline Giroux
Neuro- / Psycholinguistics 00A02 CNMS
Perfekt informiert
Sandra Müller
Historical Linguistics 00A03 CNMS
"Wer arbeitet, ist der Dumme"
Alessandro Stephan
Applied linguistics 00A23 CNMS
12:25
First-year students’ argumentative writing: the case of French
Emilija Milojević
Applied linguistics 00A02 CNMS
haː zɛçt oder zɪɡət?
Melvin Pötzsch
Typology and Variational linguistics 00A03 CNMS
Aspect in Livonian
Margarita Wolf
Semantics 00A23 CNMS
13:45
BuFaTa Arbeitskreis
Quentin Zimdars
Other 00A23 CNMS
14:00
Poster Session
Christian Bruns
Diverse 00A02 CNMS
Postersession
Annchristin Oster
Diverse 00A03 CNMS
14:15
Leit, bo plodarisch redn?
Sarah Decker
Typology and Variational linguistics 00A02 CNMS
Potentielle Veränderung in VOT bei Plosiven (p und k) während des Menstruationszyklus
Sophie Ziemer, Lotta Hilliger
Phonetics and Phonology 00A03 CNMS
14:30
Accent variation according to audience
Alina Sophie Hillebrand
Phonetics and Phonology 00A02 CNMS
Language Attitudes of German Students Toward West African Englishes
Kweku Sakyi
Sociolinguistics 00A03 CNMS
15:00
Übersetzung von deutsch-chinesischen Anaphora
Yulei. Ji
Pragmatics 00A02 CNMS
A diachronic corpus analysis of the nominal German prospective construction
Lea Dittmann
Syntax 00A03 CNMS
Saving Face: Exploring Politeness in Requests Across Four Cultures
Melanie Heidemann
Pragmatics 00A23 CNMS
(Nicht-)Sprechen über Gefühle: Narrative Interviews mit Trauernden
Laura Di Lizio
Sociolinguistics 00A23 CNMS
15:35
Bringing new life to old text collections
Maria Zielenbach
Typology and Variational linguistics 00A02 CNMS
Deriving Auxiliary Insertion in Czech
Kit Grigoleit
Theoretical Linguistics 00A03 CNMS
Die Liebesausdrücke im Tocharischen
Minsong He
Historical Linguistics 00A23 CNMS
16:10
(Schrift-)Bild und Text als Abbild einer historischen Spracheinstellung
Dorothea Sichrovsky
Historical Linguistics 00A02 CNMS
Psychological Essentialism and generic language use in German
Lisa Naomi Meller
Neuro- / Psycholinguistics 00A02 CNMS
Verarbeitung von deutschen Holzwegstrukturen bei älteren und jüngeren Erwachsenen – ein Lesezeitexperiment
Nina Richter
Neuro- / Psycholinguistics 00A03 CNMS
Ouch! Let's talk about pain
Rafael Soto Setzke
Typology and Variational linguistics 00A23 CNMS
17:00
Forensic Phonetics: The Role of Phoneticians in forensic investigations
Dr. Gea De Jong-Lendle
Keynote Library Lecture Hall
18:30
City tour
Christian Bruns
Social programme Social Programme

November 23, 2024

09:00
BuFaTa Plenary
Quentin Zimdars
Other 00A26 CNMS lecture hall
11:25
Dr. Rebelpronoun or: How I Learned to Stop Binding and Love Ahmet
Doruk Işıldak
Theoretical Linguistics 00A02 CNMS
Traces of middle voice systems in Dravidian languages
Lennart Chevallier
Typology and Variational linguistics 00A03 CNMS
Why people love feet
Robin Ortlepp
Theoretical Linguistics 00A03 CNMS
Verschriftlichung von Gebärdensprachen
Till Pussel
Pragmatics 00A23 CNMS
12:00
Reduplication in Turkish: Focus, Verum, and the Role of -mI
Ates Calisir
Theoretical Linguistics 00A02 CNMS
The role of ideophones in Thadou and related South Central (Kuki-Chin) languages
Christian Klöckner
Typology and Variational linguistics 00A03 CNMS
"LOLguistics: How Memes Are Transforming Communication"
Ahmed Elkadi
Sociolinguistics 00A23 CNMS
The Online Processing of Causal and Concessive Relations: Comparing Native Speakers of German and Chinese
Yimei Tang
Neuro- / Psycholinguistics 01A09 CNMS
12:30
Lunch
00A26 CNMS lecture hall
13:30
Grundkurs Stiefografie
Ben Korb
Diverse 00A03 CNMS
LaTeX für LinguistInnen I
Alexandra Fosså, Hannah Schleupner
Other 00A23 CNMS
Why should(n't) I do a PhD and how do I get there?
Annika Schiefner, Nehir Aygül, Aaricia Herygers, Maria Zielenbach, Sebastian Buchczyk
Other 00A26 CNMS lecture hall
14:45
Deverbal nouns in Beria
Katja Wiesner
Typology and Variational linguistics 00A02 CNMS
Citizen Science im "Huus für os Heematsproch"
Lisa Felden
Diverse 00A03 CNMS
LaTeX für LinguistInnen II
Alexandra Fosså, Hannah Schleupner
Other 00A23 CNMS
15:20
What makes a positive endstate reading?
Justina Schindler
Semantics 00A02 CNMS
"Wie wir sprechen? Na, wunderbar!"
Julia Hasler
Sociolinguistics 00A03 CNMS
16:15
Wortgebrauch zwischen Konventionalität und Originalität.
Prof. Dr. Thomas Gloning
Keynote Lecture Hall 201 Biegenstraße 12
17:15
Closing Plenary
Christian Bruns, Annchristin Oster
Social programme Lecture Hall 201 Biegenstraße 12
19:30
Pub crawl
Christian Bruns, Annchristin Oster
Social programme Social Programme

November 24, 2024

11:30
Brunch
Christian Bruns, Annchristin Oster
Social programme Social Programme
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