Program for Friday, July 21st: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY, JULY 21ST: TALK VIEW

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08:00-09:00 REGISTRATION

09:00-10:00

Corpus-based contrastive grammar studies: some challenges and insights from crosslinguistic studies of

Hilde Hasselgård

10:30-11:00

Formulating problem behavior: Action descriptions in direct confrontations for transgressions and misconduct across (European) languages and

Uwe-Alexander Küttner

11:00-11:30

Going beyond ‘here-and-now‘: Connecting misconduct to general rules across languages

Jowita Rogowska

11:30-12:00

Imperatives in sanctioning of problem behaviour across languages: Complexity, epistemics and

Laurenz Kornfeld

10:30-11:00

Evaluation in legal discourse: The case of judicial English and Polish Eurolects

Dariusz Koźbiał

11:00-11:30

Metaphor in Political Discourse: Case Study of English and German Conceptual Metaphors in the 2019 European Parliament

Ivana Pothorski

11:30-12:00

What are the linguistic taboos on the tabooness of incest? A cross-linguistic research to query the universality of the incest

Sophie Eyssette

10:30-11:00

Future alternations in English and Norwegian: A contrastive corpus study

Olaf Mikkelsen, Stefan Hartmann

11:00-11:30

The myth of the word order flexibility differences in English and German - A corpus-based analysis

Jonas Freiwald

11:30-12:00

A corpus-based contrastive study of questions in Mandarin and French

Hung-Hsin Hsu

10:30-11:00

The German-Spanish verb pair schreiben/escribir from a contrastive perspective: empirical study of argument structure patterns and their variation in different text

Meike Meliss, Mario Franco Barros

11:00-11:30

The German ditransitive construction: A challenge for Italian learners

Sabine De Knop, Fabio Mollica

11:30-12:00

Is there any such thing as constructional equivalence?

Thomas Herbst, Peter Uhrig

10:30-11:00

Grammatical Gender in Three Germanic Varieties

Rose Fisher

11:00-11:30

Dutch expletives: another sandwich?

Livio Gaeta

11:30-12:00

Contrasting English noun-phrase complexity with German and Swedish – from Highclere gardeners to the climate change denial

Magnus Levin, Jenny Ström Herold

13:30-14:00

Marking something as unexpected: Prosodically marked ‘no’ in German and Persian

Alexandra Gubina, Emma Betz, Carmen Taleghani-Nikazm, Reihaneh Afshari Saleh

14:00-14:30

Joint utterance formulation from a cross-linguistic perspective: Co-constructions in Czech and

Florence Oloff, Martin Havlík

14:30-15:00

Modal verbs and deontic meaning in social interaction across European languages

Jörg Zinken

13:30-14:00

Contrastive analysis on the pragmatics of French and Chinese idiomatic expressions: the defrosting

Lian Chen

14:00-14:30

A contrastive approach to conditional perfection: Chinese vs. German/English

Alexander Wimmer, Mingya Liu

14:30-15:00

The encoding of indefinite human reference in Chinese/English aligned translation

Ludovica Lena

13:30-14:00

Impersonal acts of speaking and thinking in a parallel corpus of Turkish and Kurmanji Kurdish academic

Annette Herkenrath

14:00-14:30

Evaluative Tough constructions in English, French and Russian: a parallel corpus investigation.

Alina Tsikulina, Fayssal Tayalati, Efstathia Soroli

13:30-14:00

Revisiting Negation in Standard Arabic: an intra- and interlingual Enunciative approach

Mohamed Habib Kahlaoui

14:00-14:30

Can a learner-led contrastive analysis be conducted in the L2 classroom?

Maria Bondarenko

14:30-15:00

CANCELLED: The influence of L1 Dutch on cohesion in L2 German writing: Results from a contrastive corpus-based analysis of L1 and L2 students ́ writing in

Helena Wedig, Carola Strobl, Jim J.J. Ureel, Tanja Mortelmans

13:30-15:00 Session 17E

15:30-16:30

On contrast and comparison in Interactional Linguistics

Elwys De Stefani

16:30-17:00 CLOSING SESSION

18:00-20:00 CITY WALK

10:00-10:30 COFFEE BREAK

12:00-13:30 LUNCH BREAK

15:00-15:30 COFFEE BREAK