Schedule 78. Studentische Tagung Sprachwissenschaft

Schedule overview

November 13, 2025 – November 16, 2025

November 12, 2025

20:00
Welcoming Party
Social Programme Social events

November 13, 2025

08:45
Registration & breakfast
Food Time Mensa Central
09:45
Opening Plenary
M18.11
10:45
A reasoning-based analysis of the presupposition of "know"
Judith Tonhauser
Keynote M18.11
13:00
Lunch
Food Time Mensa Central
13:30
KasuS-Kennenlerntreffen
Quentin Zimdars
Diverse M2.41
14:30
City Tour
Social Programme Social events
15:45
Ignorance or Negative Attitude: An Uninterrogative Use of Wh-words
Peng Liu
Theoretical Linguistics M11.32
Sociolinguistic aspects of the census, or how “objective” linguistic data is created
Šimon Kinc
Sociolinguistics M17.11
Interjections as Building Blocks: A Cross-Linguistic and Cross-Modal Survey
Sadık Enes Avşar
Typology and Variational Linguistics M17.25
Unkontrovers, aber funktional verschieden: bekanntlich und ja als CG-Management-Operatoren
Yuhan Guo
Applied linguistics M17.74
Inhibition and Vocabulary Transmission in Heritage Languages
Ali Yıldız
Neuro- and Psycholinguistics M2.41
16:30
Getting rid of portmanteaux: New challenges
Felicitas Andermann
Theoretical Linguistics M11.32
Social priming in foreign accent perception
Michelle Vuong
Sociolinguistics M17.11
Clause-Initial Discourse Markers as Main-Event Line Indicators in Miluk and Alsea
Callum Burgess
Typology and Variational Linguistics M17.25
Exploring First Language Attrition in Adult Second Language Learners
Annabelle Kienzl
Applied linguistics M17.74
Semantic vs. World Knowledge Conflicts: An Experiment upon Differentiation and Gradation
Geyi Li
Neuro- and Psycholinguistics M2.41
17:30
Vom Nutzen (und den Gefahren!) dialektaler Daten für die Syntaxtheorie
Ellen Brandner
Keynote M2.00
20:00
Game Night
Social Programme Social events

November 14, 2025

08:45
Breakfast
Food Time Mensa Central
09:45
Metapher, Analogie und Imagination
Jürgen Pafel
Keynote M2.01
11:30
The impact of listening skill on foreign language vocabulary learning: Ibn Batouta High School in Morocco as case of study.
Imane
M11.91
The distribution of anaphora in Norwegian
Nova Hartvedt Olsen
Theoretical Linguistics M17.23
Zeitreferenz in Akan
Felicia Boachie
Typology and Variational Linguistics M17.74
Can mechanistic interpretability help us understand brain?
Nursulu Sagimbayeva
Computational Linguistics M2.31
When English Moves to Thailand & Gets a Tone
Eva Könings
Phonetics and Phonology M2.41
12:15
Second-Level Agenda-Setting and Framing in Turkish Media
merve
Sociolinguistics M11.91
Expressing pain among the Quechua and Mestizo people of Highland Bolivia:
Rafael Soto Setzke
Neuro- and Psycholinguistics M17.23
The discourse of feminist communities on Instagram
Katarina Drapšin
Sociolinguistics M17.74
Exploring Shifts in Explicit Cohesive Marking in Bidirectional English–German Translation:
Davit Samvelyan
Computational Linguistics M2.31
Einfluss von Geschlecht und Hormonen auf die VOT deutscher Plosive
Lotta Hilliger
Phonetics and Phonology M2.41
13:00
Lunch
Food Time Mensa Central
14:00
KasuS-Arbeitstreffen
Quentin Zimdars
Diverse M11.91
Deriving the Full Frame Effect
Justina Schindler
Theoretical Linguistics M17.23
Polish clitics on their way to freedom or fixation?
Jonathan Beyer
Historical Linguistics M17.74
„ChatGPT, ist dieser Satz eine Metapher?“
Mete Saltik
Computational Linguistics M2.31
Collaborating with researchers from non-WEIRD countries
Rafael Soto Setzke
Diverse M2.41
14:45
You are special!
Robin Ortlepp
Theoretical Linguistics M17.23
Das <k> das kein /k/ war
Ben Korb
Historical Linguistics M17.74
Ein Klick, viele Funktionen: Die Reply-Funktion in WhatsApp
Melissa Roth
Diverse M2.31
Syntax and semantics of Latvian "lai" in directive and desiderative environments
Enija
Diverse M2.41
15:30
New interface boundary, who this?
Kit Grigoleit
Theoretical Linguistics M17.23
Expression of arguments in Enxet Sur
Mitzi Weiser
Typology and Variational Linguistics M17.74
Übersetzungsstrategien beim Transfer eines wissenschaftlichen Fachtextes aus dem Deutschen ins Tschechische
Anežka Hrobařová
Applied linguistics M2.31
“The Worst They Can Say Is No”
Melanie Heidemann
Applied linguistics M2.41
16:15
Relativisation out of Temporal Adjunct Clauses in Serbian
Sofija Nestorović
M17.23
Metasprachliche Strategien zum Ausdruck von evidentialen Bedeutungen
Nele Brathe
Typology and Variational Linguistics M17.74
From People to Pets to Tables? Tracking the Boundaries of Plural and Collective Marker Men in Spoken Mandarin
Pu Meng
Applied linguistics M2.31
Time Without Tense?
Daniel Clayton
Theoretical Linguistics M2.31
It's all good, ass!
Iga Lesniak
Theoretical Linguistics M2.41
17:00
Disentangling the construct of Phraseological Sophistication
Gabriela Vaughan
Applied linguistics M17.23
17:30
Gruppenbezogene Beleidigungswörter in quotationellen Kontexten
Fabian Dirscherl
Keynote M2.00
19:00
Pub crawl
Social Programme Social events

November 15, 2025

08:45
Breakfast
Food Time M11.82
09:45
Syntax and semantics of the swarm alternation
Daniel Hole, Katherine Fraser
Keynote M2.01
11:30
Skripten mit Praat
Lotta Hilliger
Phonetics and Phonology M17.23
Affective Responses to Political Speeches: Evidence from Pupillometry and Self-Assessment in Chinese–English Bilinguals
Yining Yan
Neuro- and Psycholinguistics M17.74
Web Scraping mit Python (für AnfängerInnen)
Annica Jasmin Stobbe
M2.31
KI-Schreibwerkstatt
Mete Saltik
Applied linguistics M2.41
13:00
Lunch
Food Time M11.82
14:00
KasuS-Plenum
Quentin Zimdars
Diverse M11.91
16:15
Iconicity in the syntax of sign languages
Fabian Bross
Keynote M17.01
17:45
Closing Plenary
M17.01
20:00
Closing Party
Social Programme Social events

November 16, 2025

11:00
Brunch
Social Programme Social events
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