doctoral and habilitation projects

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Abou-Yousef, Mahmoud (Department of German Studies)

  •  The influence of digitalisation on argumentation. A linguistic study based on selected online advertising texts

 

Endes, Kerstin (Department of Linguistics /Department of English Studies)

  •  Prosodic correlates of turn-taking strategies in Austrian German spontaneous speech: a qualitative analysis


Gösweiner, Antonia (Department of Linguistics)

  •  Factors influencing the use of gender-neutral language and their impact


Haslacher, Katharina (Department of English Studies)

  •  Many tongues, one heart: Emotional dimensions of multilingualism

     

Icanovic, Nika Barisic (Department of English Studies)

  •  False friends in the process of second language acquisition


Kelterer, Anneliese (Department of Linguistics)

  •  The prosody of interactional and discursive strategies in Austrian conversational speech

 

 Milosavljević Stefan (Department of Slavic Studies)

  • Specification of event duration and aspectual composition in Slavic (Post-DocTrack fellowship by the Austrian Academy of Sciences)

 

Reitinger, Daphne  (Department of Linguistics)

  •  Second language proficiency in multilingual adults: social and cognitive factors


Rossi, Martina (Department of Romance Studies)

  •  The Syntax of Adverbial Prepositional Phrases in Italo-Romance

 

Trojan, Philipp (Department of Anglistik)

  • Modellierung pränominaler Modifikatoren in Funktionaler Diskursgrammatik und Konstruktionsgrammatik (Doktoratsprojekt)

 

Varró, Viktor (Department of English Studies)

  •  Comparative Analysis of Teaching and Learning Strategies in Video Games and Language Learning 

Brunner, Jennifer (Department of Linguistics)

  • A comparative study of Bantu languages of the West Highlands Kivu Group in Rwanda, Burundi and Western Tanzania

     

Huang, Zi (Department of Linguistics)

  • (Non-)referentiality in nominalisations

 

Prenner, Maria Katarzyna (Department of Slavic Studies)

  •  The development of Belarusian orthography between the Latin and Cyrillic alphabets. A systematic examination of written sources with particular regard to intra-Slavic contact between writing systems and languages