www.degruyter.com Less formal and more rebellious — An experiment on the social meaning of negative concord in American English Das Kapitel Less formal and more rebellious — An experiment on the social meaning of negative concord in American English erschien in Negative Concord: A Hundred Years On auf Seite 303. 🔗 https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/9783111202273-012/html 2024-11-05T12:17:20.769Z
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A new open access paper is published by Robert Lange, Bianca Sell, Megumi Terada, Malte Belz, Christine Mooshammer and Anke Lüdeling that compares schwa realisation in verbal inflection in two dialogue registers of German spontaneous speech: https://doi.org/10.1515/zfs-2024-2011 2024-09-18T10:48:24.957Z
The #sfb1412 is looking for a student employee to start on July 1 to support the CRC in the subproject INF (Infrastructure) in the creation, processing, and evaluation of corpora. 2024-06-25T09:59:20.275Z
Given that corpora can contain all forms of language material and annotations based on it, the creation and analysis of corpora can be challenging and are an active research task in the CRC. Details on the application procedure can be found in the attached call for applications: https://www.linguistik.hu-berlin.de/de/aktuelles/Dateien/aushang_52_19_24_shk.pdf
Heute ist die Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften in Berlin und der #sfb1412 dabei. Unsere Teilprojekte C03 und C07 laden am 22. Juni in das Hauptgebäude der Humboldt-Uni ein. Erfahren Sie in Mitmachexperimenten unter anderem, was Ihre Augenbewegung über ihr Sprachverstehen aussagt, welche Effekte die Gesellschaft auf die Verwendung von Sprache hat und wie (un)erwartete Wörter die Wahrnehmung der Sprechenden verändern. https://www.langenachtderwissenschaften.de/programm/detail/94465 2024-06-22T08:14:37.757Z
Der #sfb1412 auf der Langen Nacht der Wissenschaften! Unsere Teilprojekte C03, C07 und A07 laden am 22. Juni in das Hauptgebäude der Humboldt-Uni ein. Erfahren Sie in Mitmachexperimenten unter anderem, was Ihre Augenbewegung über ihr Sprachverstehen aussagt, welche Effekte die Gesellschaft auf die Verwendung von Sprache hat und wie (un)erwartete Wörter die Wahrnehmung der Sprechenden verändern. https://www.langenachtderwissenschaften.de/programm/detail/94465 2024-05-28T13:35:57.931Z
"When you work with people in Vanuatu, you come with a history." Part 2 of our Creol episode is out! 3 interviews on linguistic field work, Vanuatu language policy and a life scientific. With Carol Aru and Jocelyn Aznar from @zas_berlin and Miriam Meyerhoff from the University of Oxford. https://sfb1412.hu-berlin.de/podcast/ 2023-12-18T12:40:56.818Z
Wie argumentieren wir? Wie argumentiert #KI? Shujun Wan verteidigt heute ihre Dissertation: "Rhetorische Strategien in deutschen argumentativen Texten: Ein Vergleich zwischen L1-und L2-Deutschsprechern/-innen sowie ChatGPT" 16 h @ Dorotheestr 24, 10117 Bln, R 3.246 #sfb1412 #news 2023-12-04T12:06:20.894Z
New call for MGK-fellowships for 2024
The CRC is happy to announce new Fellowships for Postgraduates
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The CRC has been extended!
We are happy and proud: Four more years of register research lie ahead of us. Our heartfelt thanks go to everyone involved in the application process.
moreSind Kreolsprachen Register oder haben sie welche? Wie entstehen sie? Wie verändern sie sich? Was heißt das für Vanuatu und Mauritius? Unsere 2. #podcast Episode #registergeknister ist raus! Ein Interview mit Manfred Krifka & Tonjes Veenstra. Und mehr. https://sfb1412.hu-berlin.de/podcast/ 2023-11-20T13:43:55.724Z
Wir freuen uns unbändig: Unser #Podcast ist online: http://sfb1412.hu-berlin.de/podcast/ Was ist ein Register? Wozu braucht man so etwas? Außerdem in unserer Einstiegsepisode: Ein Interview mit Anke Lüdeling über die Enstehung des SFB und die neueste Registerforschung. 2023-08-15T11:03:01.529Z
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News article on Plapper at Tagesspiegel Online
A news article at Tagesspiegel Online looks on Plapper
moreDuring the Berlin #LNDW tomorrow, PLAPPER, a smartphone application for crowd-sourcing and self recording will be introduced to a wider community. For the study of register, two recording scenarios have been included that test the difference of interlocutor (police vs. friend) when justifying having run a red light. This experimental design thus distinguishes between a formal register (police) and an informal register (friend). https://www.langenachtderwissenschaften.de/programm/detail/92929 2023-06-16T12:07:07.180Z
Kurdish Dialects in Iran – A fieldword documentary
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Call for fellowship applications for 2023
The CRC 1412 ‘Register’ awards scholarships for the year 2023 for up to 1 year. Apply until November 15th, 2022! For questions and applications please contact Anne Temme (MGK manager).
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X-Student Research Group on Berlin funerary inscriptions
Happily we announce that our application for an X-Student Research Group at the Berlin University Alliance led by Dina Serova and Gohar Schnelle next semester has been accepted!
Together with 15 students from all universities in Berlin, we will carry out a project called “Inscriptions from Berlin as a resource for historical register research” on the basis of funerary inscriptions (epitaphs) of the 17th Century in the St. Marienkirche in Berlin.
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Retreat 2022
Three days of retreat are laying ahead of us. You never feel more directly what a big and lively community of scientists we are
New round of CRC fellowships for Ph.D. candidates
The CRC 1412 ‘Register’ awards scholarships for up to 1 year. Apply until
February 28th, 2022
Deadline EXTENDED until April 15, 2022
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New round of PhD fellowships
MGK-Fellowships for Postgraduate Researchers – Call for fellowship applications (MGK)
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The CRC 1412 welcomes four new doctoral fellows in October/November!
Alina Zöllner – C06
Lea-Sophie Adam – C06
Foteini Karkaletsou – B01
Alena Baumgärtner – C05
Aria Adli on science in times of Corona
In a short video, SFB member Aria Adli (Romanisches Seminar der Universität zu Köln) from project A06 talks about the challenges in teaching, science, and field work in times of Corona.
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New fellows
The CRC awarded 4 doctoral fellowships to Shujun Wan (C04), Adler Zhou (A01), Maggie Bullock Oliveira (C06) and Tyler Kibbey (A01).
New project C07 “Register perception in a multilingual context of German” approved!
C07 will be headed by Heike Wiese, who has been a new professor for German in multilingual contexts at Humboldt-University since April 2019, and Antje Sauermann, a postdoctoral researcher in her group.
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First public version of our website
We just launched our new website https://sfb1412.hu-berlin.de, which you are currently visiting!
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New rooms at the Hausvogteiplatz
After the start of the project, a lot still needs to be organized. Among other things, premises for the new employees of the SFB need to be provided and obtained.
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