Programme – Mai 11, 2024
Poster titles
13:30
10 min
I am fluent in Code-Switching und du?
13:40
10 min
Kollokationen zum Thema Haushalt im Lehrwerk „Menschen A1.2“ und ihr Vergleich zu Sprachmustern im Indonesischen
13:50
10 min
The contemporary Cyborg: Establishing categories for (linguistic) AI evaluation within a post-humanist paradigm based on an exemplary analysis of HuggingGPT
Shark (33.0.010)
Squid (33.0.008)
09:30
30 min
Revitalisierung von Minderheitensprachen: eine Studie am Beispiel des Niederdeutschen
10:10
30 min
Humour and Ideology: Critical Analysis of Ideological Discourse within Internet Memes
10:45
30 min
Talk “Ukrainian words in use: How subjective can word meaning be?”
11:30
30 min
Gender Bias in AI – A Case Study with ChatGPT
12:10
30 min
Identität als linguistische Kategorie - Eine Diskussion anhand der Konstruktion österreichischer kollektiver Identität(en) im aktuellen Politikdiskurs
13:30
60 min
Poster Session 2
15:20
30 min
Language, time, and space embodied
Spatio-temporal relations in cognition, or how space and time are reflected in our mind
16:00
30 min
Bye Bye Binaries
A Multidimensional Acoustic Analysis of Nonbinary and Cisgendered Speakers
16:40
30 min
Immersion und Leserfragen - Zur Ursache von Spannung
Fish (33.1.010)
09:30
30 min
Challenging the Deep French Hypothesis
Level-ordering effects on hiatus resolution in Michif morphophonology
11:30
60 min
New Technologies in Linguistics
Virtual Reality for Language Rehabilitation
15:20
60 min
RStudio
Eine Einführung in deskriptive und Inferenzstatistik
16:40
30 min
Reconstructing the articulation of PIE *s
Tpyology, loans, and sound change
Turtle (33.2.106)
09:30
30 min
Wissen schafft Macht!
Wie das Publizieren uber Open Access Aspekte der (Sprach-)Wissenschaftskommunikation positiv beeinflussen kann
10:10
60 min
Congratulations, you have a degree in Linguistics! … what now?
Navigating the seas of academic and non-academic careers
11:30
60 min
How to Optimise Your Grammar in Three Levels
An Introduction to Stratal Optimality Theory
15:20
30 min
The Berferatî Dialect of Kurmanji Kurdish: An Internal Classification
16:00
30 min
Using information theory to explain language change
The order of Finnish adpositions through the lenses of Dependency Length Minimization Theory and diachronic typology
16:40
30 min
Improving Tunisian Higher Education Through Revising Language Policies
Seashell (33.4.032)
09:30
30 min
The development of Intercultural Communicative Competence in English learners in a study abroad context
11:30
30 min
Mediävistische Textanalyse und ihr Potential in der Etablierung einer historischen Spracheinstellungsforschung.
15:20
30 min
The mysterious appearance of “-abair”
A new verbal ending in Middle Irish
16:00
30 min
Aspect in Livonian: The role of prefixes and direct object marking
16:40
30 min