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Phonetics and phonology

Research in phonetics and phonology at our faculty covers a wide range of expertise and interests, ranging from acoustic phonetics to phonological typology. Among the fields of specialization are the phonetic and phonological aspects of language acquisition and language teaching, sociophonetics and sociophonology, laboratory phonology and prosody. Our research is based on diverse empirical methods such as experiments and corpus studies of spontaneous speech data.
The researchers are affiliated with different departments, primarily Linguistics and English Studies. Furthermore, there are collaborative projects together with other universities in Graz and abroad including projects at the interface of linguistics and signal processing.

Linguists

  • Language documentation
  • language contact
  • prosody
  • information structure

  • psycholinguistics
  • first language acquisition
  • second language acquisition
  • multilingualism
  • priming
  • language processing

  • History of Linguistics in the 19th Century (from Humboldt to Schuchardt)
  • Morphology and syntax: Pronominal systems, serial verbs, morphological processes
  • Word types
  • Lexicology and lexicography
  • Phonological theory and description
  • Editions and editing techniques of colonial grammars and texts (Huastek)
  • Colonial linguistics
  • Language variation and change in Mesoamerican languages, in Basque, in Romance languages
  • Area typology: Mesoamerica
  • Language typology of the Otopame languages
  • Language documentation: Central Pame
  • Sprachdokumentation: Zentralpame

  • foreign accentedness
  • L1 and L2 acquisition
  • acoustic phonetics
  • prosody

  • second language speech acquisition
  • first language attrition
  • bilingualism
  • acquisition of voice onset time contrast
  • segmental speech production

  • prosody
  • language attrition

  • L2 speech learning
  • phonetic/phonological L1 attrition
  • L2 intonation
  • speech development in heritage speakers

  • morphology
  • syntax
  • semantics

  • Slavic languages
  • Slovenian
  • Serbo-Croatian
  • Morphology
  • Normativity
  • Gender
  • Germanic langues
  • Borrowing
  • Prosody
  • Distributed Morphology
  • Optimality Theory
  • Syntax/Phonology Interface

Speaker

Univ.-Prof. PhD

Boban Arsenijevic

Institut für Slawistik

Phone:+43 316 380 - 2522

Vice Speaker

Univ.-Prof. PhD

Catharina Henrica Elisabeth Mennen

Institut für Anglistik

Phone:+43 316 380 - 2471

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