Dabei stellt sie fest, dass Bridge zwar keine eigene Sprache besitzt, aber dennoch eine Reihe von sprachlichen Besonderheiten aufweist. Mehr dazu: www.bridge-verband.de/clients/brid... (2/2)

Nadine Bade (Konstanz): "Methods Matter: Experimental Perspectives on the Derivation of Implicature"

Simon Wehrle (Cologne): "Individual variability and the natural habitat of language: Insights from autism and non-native speech"

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We're pleased to welcome the following keynote speakers:

Linda Drijvers (Radboud University): "Towards a neurobiology of multimodal language"

Eleanor Chodroff (University of Zürich): "Advancing phonetic typology with massively multilingual speech corpora"

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💬 Charlotte Englert, Marc Meisezahl, Marit Westergaard and Tanja Kupisch presented a poster titled 'V2 transfer in ab-initio L3 acquisition' at the L3 Workshop 2025 (October 3rd - 4th) in Madrid. (7/7)

💬 On October 3rd, Marieke Einfeldt gave an invited talk at the T-GRA2L workshop on questions in Siena. The talk was entitled 'Prosodic cues in German rhetorical and information-seeking questions: Are they the same in perception and production?' and presents joint work with various colleagues. (6/7)

💬 Chiara Riegger also gave a talk at the Phonetics/Phonology Workshop at the University of Edinburgh on October 3rd titled 'The prosody of silent pronouns'. (5/7)

💬 Chiara Riegger gave a talk on October 1st, at the Angush McIntosh Centre (AMC) Catchup Session at the University of Edinburgh, titled 'The only thing that’s left is the manuscript: What editions can’t tell us'. (4/7)

💬 Our own MA student Miray Gökkaya (Online) also presented at SALA on the topic of 'Null Elements in Mewati'. (3/7)

💬 Miriam Butt gave a plenary talk on 'The Dative-Ergative Connection' at this year’s South Asian Languages Analysis (SALA) Round Table 39 in Poznań (September 29th - October 1st). (2/7)

Further information on the conference program can be found on the homepage of the conference: www.romanistiktag.de (7/7)

The conference will be opened by the Rector at a public opening ceremony on September 22nd at 6 pm in the Audimax. The guest speaker will be Eva Martha Eckkrammer, Rector of the University of Trier and President of the Franco-German University. (6/)

Finally, before the actual start of the conference four so-called RomLabs will take place, which aim to create a (more intensive) exchange between science, literature, culture and educational work as well as a broader public. (5/)

In addition, a Science Slam will give young academics the opportunity to present current research work in a short and concise form. (4/)

There are 21 sections on a variety of topics from the areas of cultural and literary studies, linguistics and didactics, as well as a plenary lecture in each of these areas and a panel discussion on the conference’s general theme. (3/)

The conference is organized by Georg Kaiser together with Anne Kraume from the Department of Literature, Art and Media Studies and an organizing team consisting of members of both departments. The overall theme is "Consistency and Change: Romance Studies and New Technologies". (2/)