Program for Friday, June 28th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY, JUNE 28TH: TALK VIEW

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08:00-09:00 Registration

09:00-09:50

The moving target of language variation

Arjen Versloot

10:15-10:40

Norwegian linguistic profiles at the crossroads of oracy and literacy

Øystein A. Vangsnes

10:40-11:05

Language shift in Norwegian schools

Janne Sønnesyn

11:05-11:30

Acquiring sociolinguistic competence: Austrian children and their standard-dialect repertoires

Irmtraud Kaiser

11:30-11:55

Finish your plate and clean up your language! A mixed-methods approach to standard and vernacular forms in child-directed control

Eline Zenner, Dorien Van De Mieroop

10:15-10:40

(t,d) Deletion and the Unsolved Problem of Morphological Effect in British English

Carmen Ciancia, Peter Patrick

10:40-11:05

Sociolinguistic variation in the Basque dialect of Garazi valley:preliminary data and results

Alexander Arcelus Mugica

11:05-11:30

Under Pressure: East Anglian English

Kerri-Ann Butcher

11:30-11:55

Variation and change in four vowels of Achterhoeks

Melody Pattison

11:55-12:20

“The Cardiff accent will be gone … we’ll all sound the same”: dialect levelling in Cardiff

Rowan Campbell

10:15-10:40

A Sociolinguistic Study of Pronominal Expression in Mainland Colombian Spanish

Rafael Orozco, Luz Marcela Hurtado Cubillos

10:40-11:05

Genitive attributes and the von-construction in German: unravelling the threads

Kristin Kopf

11:05-11:30

The Loss of the Preterite in Luxembourgish

Marina Frank

11:30-11:55

The influence of social constraints on syntactic variation: Global and local patterns in the English dative

Melanie Röthlisberger

11:55-12:20

Apparent time and real time variation in the Frisian verbal complex

Liefke Reitsma

10:15-10:40

Towards a dialectology of tone in South Jutland

Yonatan Goldshtein

10:40-11:05

‘Staccato’ rhythm is a marker in Stockholm

Nathan Young

11:05-11:30

Voicing and vowel quality in the German (multi-)ethnolect

Peter Auer, Daniel Duran, Christina Davril

11:30-11:55

Analyzing vowel variation of Dutch accents with Visible Vowels

Wilbert Heeringa, Hans Van de Velde

10:15-10:40

Enriching variationist analysis with distributional semantics methods

Dirk Speelman, Benedikt Szmrecsanyi

10:40-11:05

Distributional models and semantic variation across genres

Mariana Montes

11:05-11:30

From the Cookbook of Corpus-Based Lexical Lectometry: A Taste of Chinese

Kris Heylen, Weiwei Zhang

11:30-11:55

What are word embeddings hiding up their sleeves?

Haim Dubossarsky

11:55-12:20

Getting a big data based grip on language ideology change in the Low Countries: Distributional semantics meets attitude

Stefan Grondelaers, Dirk Speelman, Paul Van Gent

10:15-10:40

Frequency-grammar interaction in 100 year change of -<en> in bilingual context

Marjoleine Sloos

10:40-11:05

Variation and the Lexicon

Gregory Guy

11:05-11:30

Do grammar and lexical frequencies meet?

Frans Hinskens

11:30-11:55

Type frequency and morphological neighbourhood determine competitiveness

Eric Hoekstra, Marjoleine Sloos

11:55-12:20

Discussion

Marjoleine Sloos

12:20

“Man said ‘one two five’”: Stance, Style & Pronominal Variation in London Adolescent Speech

Christian Ilbury

12:20

Let's ask the people: Folk perceptions of foreig-accented Icelandic

Stefanie Bade, Kristín Ingibjörg Hlynsdóttir

12:20

Stereotypes, language and society: different prejudices about four accents of Italian and possible changes over

Camilla Masullo, Chiara Meluzzi

12:20

Diatopic variation of polar questions in two areas of the Italian peninsula

Alice Betti, Chiara Meluzzi

12:20

Language variation in university college students: A real time study

Nicholas Nese

12:20

dat de vogel aan kwam vliegen / dat de vogel kwam aangevlogen: Functional and Variative Dimensions of Dutch komen ‘come’ + Motion

Jeffrey Pheiff, Lea Schäfer

12:20

Presenting the Nordic Word Order Database

B. Lundquist, I. Larsson, M. Westendorp, E. Tengesdal, A. Nøklestad

12:20

Wagwan, fam?!: Lectal focusing in grime music

Christian Paga

12:20

Morphological variation, standardization and language change – The case of Luxembourgish

Nathalie Entringer

12:20

Linguistic features across political borders: the case of Basque dialects in France and Spain

Eneko Zuloaga, Maitena Duhalde

12:20

Auxiliary Selection in Yiddish Dialects

Lea Schäfer

12:20

Large-scale corpus-based analysis of regional varieties of Danish

Rasmus Puggaard, Yonatan Goldshtein

12:20

ZIta: a corpus of dental affricates variation in spoken Italian

Chiara Meluzzi, Nicholas Nese

14:00-14:25

Changes in the Historical Lexicon of Bernese Swiss German

Christa Schneider

14:25-14:50

A New Perspective on Subject Pronoun Expression: The Effects of Lexical Idiosyncrasy

Rafael Orozco

14:50-15:15

Lexis-oriented sociolinguistics: Methodological, theoretical, and analytical foundations

Rhys Sandow, Justyna Robinson

15:15-15:40

It’s all English to me: Examining attitudes towards verb conversions in British and Australian

Carmen Ebner, Alyssa A. Severin

14:00-14:25

Comparing standard language change dynamics in Flanders and Italy: style-shifting in Flemish and Italian

Jacoba Waumans, Laura Rosseel, Stefania Marzo, Dirk Geeraerts

14:25-14:50

Ex situ focusing in the Cypriot Greek koine: on non-convergence to the syntax of the standard

Stavroula Tsiplakou

14:50-15:15

Destandardisation in a standardising context? Reflexively used pronouns in Danish

Torben Juel Jensen

15:15-15:40

Competing norms of Standard pronunciation: Evidence from -ig-variation in Austria

Manuela Lanwermeyer

14:00-14:25

Benim: A new first-person pronoun in vernacular Swedish

Nathan Young

14:25-14:50

Multiethnolects as contact languages

Paul Kerswill

14:50-15:15

How pre-adolescents use ethnolectal features in urban areas: A case study of German-speaking

Melanie Röthlisberger, Laura Rosseel

15:15-15:40

Phonetic features of (multi-)ethnic urban vernaculars in German-speaking Switzerland

Marie-Anne Morand, Sandra Schwab, Stephan Schmid

14:00-14:25

A Phonetic analysis of the which~witch merger in Edinburgh, Scotland

J. Fruehwald, L. Hall-Lew, Z. Boyd, C. Cowie, M. Eiswirth, Z. Elliott

14:25-14:50

CANCELLED

Pavel Iosad

14:50-15:15

Fundamental Frequency Range in Welsh-English bilingual speech: An investigation of cross-linguistic differences and sociolinguistic

Jonathan Morris

14:00-14:25

Token-based distributional models and lexical lectometry

Stefano De Pascale, Stefania Marzo, Dirk Speelman

14:25-14:50

Synopsis and discussion

Dirk Geeraerts

14:00-14:25

Speech perception through a phonological filter: neurophysiological evidence

Mirjam de Jonge

14:25-14:50

Lexical storage of reduced word pronunciation variants: evidence from frequency effects

Mirjam Ernestus

14:50-15:14

Discussion

Marjoleine Sloos

16:15-17:30 Session 15A

16:15-16:40

BATH and TRAP Variation amongst Early Adolescents in West Cornwall

Holly Dann

16:40-17:05

“Your muscles are [weːkɪn] like harder”: Stylistic variation and identity shifts in a Scouse secondary school

Sofia Lampropoulou, Paul Cooper

17:05-17:30

CANCELLED

Lieke Verheijen, Tess van der Laan

16:15-16:40

Linguistic malleability after university: Investigating the effect of post-university trajectories on linguistic

Isabelle Buchstaller, Teresa Pratt, Yolandi Ribbens-Klein

16:40-17:05

Lifespan developments in spoken and written data: A case study of Margaret Atwood’s restrictive subject

Katharina Pabst

17:05-17:30

Six informants recorded in 1967, 1996 and 2018: Different factors influencing individual language variation, change and

Eva Sundgren

16:15-16:40

Sociopragmatic factors in gender assignment in reference to female persons in Luxembourgish

Sara Martin

16:40-17:05

Regional Distribution of Contemporary Lithuanian Dialects

Christa Schneider, Vytautas Kardelis

16:15-16:40

Language Variation and Language Contact – Analyses on PUT verbs in Austria

Alexandra Lenz

16:40-17:05

Do the contact languages influence the distribution of prepositions in Estonian dialects?

Mirjam Ruutma

16:15-17:30 Session 15F

17:30-18:30 Closing Ceremony + Farewell Drinks

09:50-10:15 Coffee Break

12:20-14:00 Lunch Break

15:40-16:15 Coffee Break