The talk series Diversity in Linguistics features linguists from diverse social and linguistic backgrounds. As an association, we wish to promote diverse perspectives in and on linguistics by researchers working in linguistic subfields less often represented in the German linguistic landscape.
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Talks
08 February 2023 @ 6pm (CET)
René Foidl
Sprache in kolonialen Kontexten: Eine qualitative Analyse kolonialer Einflüsse auf das (sprachliche) Leben der Wounaan in Bogotá
22 February 2023 @ 6pm (CET)
Hannah Perndecky
‘Bullshitting’ aus einer metapragmatischen Perspektive
29 March 2023 @ 6pm (CET)
Jannis Schwarzbach
High Valyrian and Greenberg‘s (21966) Universals
12 April 2023 @ 6pm (CET)
Julia Pawels
‘Fake News’ oder ‘Falschnachrichten’? Lexikalische Zweifelsfälle bei neologistischen (Quasi-)Synonymen
26 April 2023 @ 6pm (CET)
Alexander Clemen
Alex, Alex, or Alex – Do ambiguous first names cause referential failure effects?
31 May 2023 @ 6pm (CET)
Muhadj Wisam Adnan
Sprache und Migration: Sprachvariation in der arabischen Diaspora in Deutschland
28 June 2023 @ 6pm (CET)
Viktoria Schneider
Eventuality related nominalizations
12 July 2023 @ 6pm (CET)
Stefanie Miyahara
Expressing emotions through the heart and other organs in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean
26 July 2023 @ 6pm (CET)
Rachid Iseksioui
The minimal derivation of simple clause in Amazighe language
Previous Talks
25 January 2023 @ 6pm (CET)
Anna Stein
Probabilistic reduction and the mental lexicon
14 December 2022 @ 6pm (CET)
Mogens Mastracchio
Some causative verbs are lighter than others | abstract
30 November 2022 @ 6pm (CET)
Dominic Schmitz, Viktoria Schneider, & Janina Esser
Generic masculines in German – Why all teachers are masculine | download slides
28 September 2021 @ 6pm (CET)
Natascha Rohde
“Who knew that gender social utopia looks like this, right?”