Program for Wednesday, June 26th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26TH: TALK VIEW

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08:00-09:15 Registration

09:15-09:30 Opening Ceremony

09:30-10:20

Homo e-loquens

Roeland van Hout

10:45-11:10

Obersaxen – A Highest-Alemannic Sprachinsel. Linguistic change as a consequence of dialect contact

Andrin Büchler

11:10-11:35

The social meaning of contact features in ‘new speakers’ of Basque

Itxaso Rodriguez

11:35-12:00

Old and new forms of like in Cardiff - A Tale of two Valleys

Mercedes Durham

12:00-12:25

Variation within Frisian class II verbs: class-overriding productive past tense forms of the second person

Anne Merkuur, Eric Hoekstra, Jan Don, Arjen Versloot

10:45-11:10

We are not listening to ourselves: Modelling listener responses as a discourse-organisational

Mirjam Eiswirth

11:10-11:35

Gendered word-search strategies in Glasgow

Julia Moreno

11:35-12:00

Language and gesture in narrating migration: proposal for a multimodal corpus

C. Meluzzi, N. Nese, A. Betti, C. Masullo, M. D'Aco, L. Draetta, M. Rossi

12:00-12:25

Articulatory variation in Icelandic: voiced fricatives and approximants accross registers

Brynhildur Stefansdottir

10:45-11:10

Coherence: Outcome or cause of language change?

Karen V. Beaman, Frans Hinskens, Gregory R. Guy

11:10-11:35

Not anything goes: On coherence in language and the penalty for being incoherent

Anne-Sophie Ghyselen, Stefan Grondelaers

11:35-12:00

Modelling lectal coherence: The case of Swabian German

Karen V. Beaman

12:00-12:25

Language change in real-time: Life span coherence in individual repertoires. Results from a panel study in Ulrichsberg /

Dominik Wallner, Philip Vergeiner, Lars Bülow

10:45-11:10

Dialect classifications in Europe revisited

Gotzon Aurrekoetxea, Ariane Ensunza

11:10-11:35

Catalan Classification Revisited

Maria-Pilar Perea

11:35-12:00

Classification of Friulian dialects

Paolo Roseano, Franco Finco

12:00-12:25

Classifications of Basque dialects

Lorea Unamuno

10:45-11:10

European minority and diaspora languages

Matt Coler, Andrew Nevins

11:10-11:35

Contact and linguistic change in American and Israeli ultra-Orthodox Yiddish

Dalit Assouline

11:35-12:00

Evaluating linguistic variation in conditions of sparse data: Sorbian

Eduard Werner

12:00-12:25

Aymara and Quechua grammatical mood in Castellano Andino

Matt Coler, Philipp Dankel, Mario Soto Rodríguez

10:45-11:10

SoMe in Dialect Heaven: Norms and social meanings of Norwegian dialects online

Unn Røyneland, Øystein A. Vangsnes

11:10-11:35

“I'll give them some peasanty swearing!”: Dialect and language ideologies in Greek Cypriot social

Stavroula Tsiplakou

11:35-12:00

Italo-Romance dialects online: functions and features of Piedmontese in social media dialogues

Massimo Cerruti

12:00-12:25

Flemish online teenage talk: oral and digital vernacular and their social correlates

Lisa Hilte, Reinhild Vandekerckhove

13:30-13:55

On the acceptance of grammatical cases of doubt in German

Astrid Adler, Albrecht Plewnia

13:55-14:20

Embedded V2 in Faroese and Mainland Scandinavian: results from a production study

Maud Westendorp, Björn Lundquist

14:20-14:45

Dynamics of Gender Marking in Dutch and North-Brabantish

Kristel Doreleijers, Marjo van Koppen, Jos Swanenberg

13:30-13:55

The role of ethnolects in variation and change: Vowels in Sydney English

Catherine Travis, James Grama, Simon Gonzalez

13:55-14:20

The effect of language contact and gender on the vowel system of Mišótika Cappadocian

Nicole Vassalou, Dimitris Papazachariou, Mark Janse

14:20-14:45

Leading with style: the real time incrementation of different types of sound change

Sophie Holmes-Elliott

14:45-15:10

Rhotics degemination in Roman Italian: between production and perception

Rosalba Nodari, Chiara Meluzzi

13:30-13:55

Co-occurrence of neo-standard features in spoken Italian: a corpus-based study

Massimo Cerruti, Alessandro Vietti

13:55-14:20

Coherence in ongoing varieties. The effect of mesosocial and small-scale variables on the use of the intermediate (standard/vernacular) variety in southern

Juan-Andrés Villena-Ponsoda, Matilde Vida-Castro, Álvaro Molina-García

14:20-14:45

Variation and change in Afrikaans dialects

Jac Conradie

14:45-15:10

Indexicality and Cohesion

Gregory Guy, Ronald Mendes, Livia Oushiro

13:30-13:55

Development of Lithuanian dialectal classification across centuries

Danguolė Mikulėnienė

13:55-14:20

Dialect classification of Slovene – history and perspectives

Jožica Škofic

14:20-14:45

Identification of lexical areas templates throughout the Occitan domain.docx

Guylaine Brun-Trigaud, Clément Chagnaud, Philippe Garat

14:45-15:10

Internal and external language borders in the Galician domain

Xulio Sousa, Francisco Dubert

13:30-13:55

Spanish and Nahuatl in Contact: variation in language proficiency, use and typological change

Justyna Olko

13:55-14:20

Innovations in Brazil in the Pommeranian to-inﬁnitive Accommodation to Portuguese or intradialectal

Gertjan Postma

14:20-14:45

Language variation and the Wymysiöryś ethnolinguistic identity

Tomasz Wicherkiewicz

14:45-15:10

The complexiﬁcation of endangered minority languages in situations of contact: Wymysiörys

Alexander Andrason, Tymoteusz Król

13:30-13:55

The normality of online vernacular writing – examples from a Norwegian context

Stian Hårstad

13:55-14:20

Dialect in the media – mediatization and processes of standardization

Andreas Candefors Stæhr, Pia Quist, Malene Monka, Anne Larsen

14:20-14:45

Non-standard spelling in WhatsApp-chats – Local functions and accommodation

Beat Siebenhaar

14:45-15:10

Methodological challenges of dialectal data extraction through the net. Two case studies from Greece

Dimitris Papazachariou

15:45-16:10

Accent Bias and Perceptions of Professional Competence in the UK

Erez Levon, Devyani Sharma, Dominic Watt, Amanda Cardoso, Yang Ye

16:10-16:35

Correspondences between vowel phoneme boundary locations in production and perception in dialects of North-East

D. Watt, C. Llamas, P. French, A. Braun, D. Robertson, T. Kendall

15:45-16:10

Grammar and Sociopragmatics of Unofficial Dialectal Names in Rural Communicative Networks

Antje Dammel, Theresa Schweden

16:10-16:35

Hella amazingly talented and hella gonna be spreading even more! Regional and linguistic properties of hella in US tweets: the 2018

Susanne Wagner

16:35-17:00

Investigating morphological variation on Twitter: Feminine possessive complements of locative adverbial constructions in Peninsular Spanish

Matti Marttinen Larsson

17:00-17:25

needs+PAST PARTICIPLE in regional Englishes on Twitter

Christopher Strelluf

15:45-16:10

Two processes of word-final n-deletion in Central Franconian dialects, their distribution, their conditioning and what keeps them together, underground and at the

Peter Gilles, Frans Hinskens

16:10-16:35

Multiple Factorial Analysis of hierarchical structures among the variants of four lexical sets in the DECTE

Maelle Amand

16:35-17:00

Discussion

Meredith Tamminga

15:45-16:10

Latvian dialects and their classification

Anna Stafecka

16:10-16:35

On the classification of Portuguese dialects

Ernestina Carrilho

16:35-17:00

Review of the dialectal classifications in Europe

Arjen Versloot

17:00-17:25

Discussion

Gotzon Aurrekoetxea

15:45-16:10

The socio-linguistic history of Zeelandic-Flemish in Brazil: A case of language decay

Kathy Rys, Elizana Schaffel-Bremenkamp, Albert Oosterhof

16:10-16:35

Language use and variation within the Greek linguistic minorities of Southern Italy

Manuela Pellegrino, Maria Olimpia Squillaci

15:45-16:10

Evolution of Frisian bilingual teenagers' language use on social media

Lysbeth Jongbloed-Faber

16:10-16:35

Dialect use in German WhatsApp chats: from indexing regional identity to (self)stigmatization

Jannis Androutsopoulos, Evelyn Ziegler

16:35-17:00

The use of Limburgish (the Netherlands) on social media, and its role in local identity construction

Leonie Cornips

17:00-17:25

Discussion

David Britain

17:30-19:00 Welcome Reception at Westcord

10:20-10:45 Coffee Break

12:25-13:30 Lunch Break

15:10-15:45 Coffee Break