Program for Thursday, June 27th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, JUNE 27TH: TALK VIEW

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08:00-09:00 Registration

09:00-09:50

Variation squared

Benedikt Szmrecsanyi

10:15-10:40

Language variation and attitudes in Ningbo, China

Hui Zhao

10:40-11:05

An acquisitional perspective on the social meaning of borrowing

Laura Rosseel, Eline Zenner, Dirk Speelman

11:05-11:30

Is Italian restandardizing abroad too? Evidence from language attitudes

Stefania Marzo, Silvia Natale, Stefano De Pascale

11:30-11:55

Oh wow, you sound so big! A bigger data perspective on the correlation between accent evaluation and physical

Roeland van Hout, Paul van Gent, Stef Grondelaers

11:55-12:20

Language attitudes in center and periphery: Investigating the varying influence of urban centers on rural

Marie Maegaard, Malene Monka

10:15-10:40

Big data for a small language: Mapping variation in Welsh on social media

David Willis, Deepthi Gopal, Tam Blaxter, Adrian Leemann

10:40-11:05

Digital regiolects: Tracing regional variation of German in social media communication

Christoph Purschke, Dirk Hovy

11:05-11:30

Smartphone Sociolinguistics in Minority Language Areas: ‘Stimmen’

Nanna Haug Hilton

11:30-11:55

Using Social Media to Uncover the Social Meaning of Variation

Christian Ilbury

11:55-12:20

On the perception of Hate Speech in Germany and Denmark

Andrea Kleene

10:15-10:40

Variation within South Schleswig Danish: a dialectological approach to a contact variety

Sabrina Goll

10:40-11:05

Widening the envelope of variation: Stative HAVE (GOT), negation and contraction

Claire Childs

11:05-11:30

“Just google up the answer”: Patterns of variation in particle placement in Ontario, Canada

Melanie Röthlisberger, Sali A. Tagliamonte

11:30-11:55

Case in Upper German dialects: Evicence from a corpus-based analysis

Sophie Ellsäßer

11:55-12:20

Variation in the R-word ER in quantitative constructions in regional Dutch

Juliette van Berkum, Leonie Cornips, Petra Sleeman

10:15-10:40

Perspectives in phonemic splits in English

Sandra Jansen, Natalie Braber

10:40-11:05

The FOOT-STRUT Split outside England

Hickey Raymond

11:05-11:30

The FOOT-STRUT split in the East Midlands

Natalie Braber, Sandra Jansen

11:30-11:55

THE FOOT/STRUT SPLIT IN THE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM: AN ACOUSTIC ANALYSIS

Esther Asprey, Robert Lawson

11:55-12:20

To split or not to split? Evidence from Northern British English speakers’ production and perception of the FOOT-STRUT

Faith Chiu, Bronwen Evans

10:15-10:40

The expletive use of the marker -(a)la in Souletin Basque: a contact-based explanation

Manuel Padilla-Moyano

10:40-11:05

On the different ways of being a bi-dialectal immigrant. From speech isolation through code-switching to full integration. The case of Argentineans in Malaga

María Clara von Essen

11:05-11:30

The use of personal pronouns in Cité Duits, a moribund Dutch-German-Limburgian contact variety

Nantke Pecht

10:15-10:40

The Northern Subject Rule: variation, stability and change from Middle English to modern dialects

Nynke de Haas

10:40-11:05

The remarkable career of a lost feature. How the adnominal genitive in German became a marker of written

Simon Pickl

11:05-11:30

Language change from above and language history from below: relative clauses in Basque

Dorota Krajewska, Eneko Zuloaga

11:30-11:55

Smyrniot Greek: the fate of a cosmopolitan variety

Theodore Markopoulos

11:55-12:20

Loanword/Native word Variation in Old and Middle Icelandic

Matteo Tarsi

12:20

“Language is flexible but people are not”: Availability and innovation of gender non-binary language in Polish and English, and cultural attitudes regarding

Nathaniel Dziura

12:20

Establishing identity from language: sociolinguistic variation among the Slovak community in Edinburgh,

Zuzana Elliott

12:20

Schnëssen-App - Corpus building with a smartphone application

Peter Gilles, Nathalie Entringer, Sara Martin, Christoph Purschke

12:20

Smartphone application Kielimestari as a way to increase minority language awareness

Niina Kunnas, Niemelä Heidi, Valtteri Skantsi

12:20

“I'm dead posh in school”: Attitudes and Linguistic Behaviour of Adolescents in Merseyside

Rachel Byrne

12:20

VOWEL PERCEPTION AND ALLOPHONIC VARIATION IN THE CONTEMPORARY BALTIC LANGUAGES

Jurgita Jaroslavienė

12:20

Neighbourhood proximity and the organisation of words in the brain

Eric Hoekstra, Frits van der Kuip

12:20

Modern Geolinguistic research in Lithuania at the beginning of the 21st century

Laura Geržotaitė, Danguolė Mikulėnienė, Jurgita Jaroslavienė

12:20

How can we determine at what level of abstraction lectal predictors operate? A case study of the alternation(s) between the Dutch direct and prepositional

Dirk Pijpops, Dirk Speelman, Stefan Grondelaers, Freek Van de Velde

12:20

Málráð okkara, meinar tú tað? (Our Language council, are you being serious?) Online debates on the spelling of loanwords in

Edit Bugge

12:20

Cluster Analysis of German Base Dialects using an Ontology-based Approach

Robert Engsterhold

12:20

Morpho-syntax of the Regional Languages of German. Survey Methods and Techniques

Simon Kasper, Jeffrey Pheiff

12:20

Gay Frysk: Expressing LGBT identity in a minority language

Remco Knooihuizen, Lysbeth Jongbloed-Faber, Martine Jansen

12:20

How Language Technology Meets the World's Linguistic Diversity in Smartphone Keyboard Applications

Daan van Esch

12:20

Change of multilingualism: language situations of 20th Century Yiddish Speakers

Marc Brode, Lea Schäfer

12:20

Microvariation in stop realization as a consistent regional feature of Danish

Rasmus Puggaard

14:00-14:25

Variation between closely related languages: Finnish-Karelian language contact

Ilia Moshnikov

14:25-14:50

Shifting borders, shifting languages: Investigating the commemorative cityscape at the Polish-German

Fabiszak, Brzezinska, Buchstaller, Alvanides, Dobkiewicz, Griese

14:50-15:15

Dialect contact and vernacular formation among Greek-Canadians.

Ralli Angela, Panayiotis Pappas, Symeon Tsolakidis

15:15-15:40

What drives the choice between pre- and postverbal negation? A case of South Estonian Seto

Liina Lindström, Maarja-Liisa Pilvik, Helen Plado

14:00-14:25

From adaptation to acquisition: an experimental investigation of sociophonetic accommodation to on-going sound

Cesko Voeten

14:25-14:50

On the importance of distinguishing three types of intra-speaker variation: Probabilistic conceptualization, underspecified form-meaning mappings and true speech

Bjorn Lundquist

14:50-15:15

Sociocognitive salience and L2 acquisition of structured variation: Evidence from quotative be like

Julia Davydova

14:00-14:25

Mogst a weng a Schnitzala? A psycholinguistic approach to modality in the Bavarian nominal domain

Eva Wittenberg, Andreas Trotzke

14:25-14:50

The dictionary of the Southern Dutch Dialects (DSDD): designing a virtual research environment for digital lexicographical

Jacques Van Keymeulen, Veronique De Tier, Sally Chambers

14:50-15:15

Mapping and Analyzing West-Germanic Varieties in the REDE SprachGIS

Robert Engsterhold, Hanna Fischer, Jeffrey Pheiff

15:15-15:40

From 'wounds' to 'lacerations': variation in Flemish legal documents

Michael Bauwens, Jose Tummers

14:00-14:25

A difference without a distinction? How speakers split word classes without acquiring new categories

Jennifer Nycz

14:25-14:50

Crowdsourcing variation and change of FOOT / STRUT and TRAP / BATH across England

A. Leemann, E. Walker, G. Brown, S. Kirkham, C. Nance, D. Britain, T. Blaxter

14:50-15:15

The BATH TRAP split in the West Midlands a real time investigation

Esther Asprey, Ella Jeffries, Eleftherios Kailoglou

15:15-15:40

Lexical set membership in contact varieties of English: the re-organisation of BATH and TRAP in Indian

Claire Cowie, Zuzana Elliott

14:00-14:25

Migration and Multilingualism in computer-mediated communication: practices of language choice and

Vlada Baranova

14:25-14:50

Language use within the online space of Russian-speaking migrants in London

Elizaveta Kukulenko

14:50-15:15

Practical aspects of living in ‘paradise’: Russian-speaking online community in Dahab, Egypt

Kapitolina Fedorova

15:15-15:40

On Facebook in Finland: the cultural language of Russian speakers online

Vera Zvereva, Mika Lähteenmäki

14:00-14:25

I think (that) social mobility matters: Variable complementizers in the individual and the community

Katharina Pabst, Sali A. Tagliamonte

14:25-14:50

Ecological conditions for new dialect formation in Northern Scandinavia

Randi Neteland

14:50-15:15

Rediscovering not-so-bad data: a language contact perspective on Wenker’s Danish material

Steffen Höder

15:15-15:40

Analyzing twelve centuries of variation in Dutch preterite and past participle morphology

Isabeau De Smet

16:15-16:40

The role of sociolinguistic salience in speech production and perception

Roy Alderton

16:40-17:05

The salience and interactional acceptability of /o͡a/ and /o͡u/ in German dialects

Manuela Lanwermeyer

17:05-17:30

Bilingual interconnections: Priming as a measure of strength of associations

Catherine Travis, Rena Torres Cacoullos

16:15-16:40

The idiosyncrasy of filled pauses in L2 English in the context of phonetic convergence

Meike de Boer, Willemijn Heeren

16:40-17:05

Is there an interlanguage speech acceptability deficit? The case of European speakers of English

Rias van den Doel, Adriaan Walpot

17:05-17:30

Second language users‘ perceptions of dialect-standard variation in Austria – the acquisition of variation between the conflicting priorities of intelligibility and social

Andrea Ender, Gudrun Kasberger

16:15-16:40

Dialect maps with meaning: Explaining semantic patterns with dialectometric geo-analyses

Karlien Franco, John Huisman, Roeland van Hout

16:40-17:05

Using character n-grams in dialectology: a quantitative investigation of North Frisian dialects

Magnus Breder Birkenes

17:05-17:30

Classifications of Dutch and Frisian Dialects using the Concise Linguistic Atlas of Dutch

Magnus Breder Birkenes, Jeffrey Pheiff

16:15-16:40

Discussion

Sandra Jansen

16:15-16:40

Language attitudes on Udmurt social media

Christian Pischlöger

16:40-17:05

Discussion

Kapitolina Fedorova, Vlada Baranova

17:05-17:30

Variational dimensions of online comments: exploring a new register

Katharina Ehret, Maite Taboada

16:15-16:40

From the German Volk to New Germans: Changing Ideologies of National Belonging

Janet Fuller

16:40-17:05

The poetic utilization of dialectic varieties of the Afrikaans language for strategic purposes in the Southern African

Bernard Odendaal

17:05-17:30

Lexical Insights into Ideological Change: Indexing Contrasting Identities through a Shared Lexical

Rhys Sandow

17:30-18:20

Leaders of language change: micro and macro perspectives

Meredith Tamminga

20:00-23:59 Conference Dinner in Westcord Hotel

09:50-10:15 Coffee Break

12:20-14:00 Lunch Break

15:40-16:15 Coffee Break