Anna Palmann
I'm a master's student of both, Psychology and Cognitive Science at the University of Vienna. I graduated in Psychology and Linguistics, and have...
I'm a master's student of both, Psychology and Cognitive Science at the University of Vienna. I graduated in Psychology and Linguistics, and have been working at the intersection of these two academic fields ever since. I am interested in multilingualism, dialects, non-literal language, linguistic humour, and interdisciplinary research in general.
Besides reading and writing, I enjoy spending time in nature while (hitch)hiking, long distance cycling, and wild camping. Other than that, I cook for a living - literally (in a restaurant) but also for joy and ideally for others.
Sessions
Nov 20
14:00
30 min
Look what I'm saying!
Everyday life is full of ambiguous speech sounds, and contextual information is known to facilitate speech perception and disambiguation. However, the integration of letters and speech sounds seems...
Nov 20
14:30
30 min
What's in a pun?
Punning jokes are a form of humorous wordplay based on semantic ambiguity between two phonologically similar words, in a sentence context where both meanings are more or less acceptable. In this...