It has been a great DGfS conference last week in Mainz! I hope I could show that Syriac can contribute to our understanding of cyclic phonology.
#DGfS47
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Picture of the first slide of the presentation "Mixed, scare or a secret third thing? Ambiguous quotations in German newspapers" held by Lucia Assenzi at the conference of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Sprachwissenschaft in Mainz 2025
Did I once again forget I have a bluesky account? Of course. And did I miss the opportunity to say that I'd be at the #DGfS2025 too? You bet. 🫠
Well, thank you if you were at my talk, and if you weren't but want to know more about strange things quotes do, drop me a line 😎
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@clartoshka.bsky.social, Kateryna Iefremenko, and I just wrapped up hosting our workshop at #DGfS2025!
Huge thanks to all participants for making our AG 13 'Heritage speakers learning languages' a success! 😊
And stay tuned—we’re working on a special issue featuring contributions from the workshop!
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So viel guter Input nach drei Tagen #dgfs2025 - und nächste Woche geht's schon weiter mit dem auf der Jahrestagung des @idsmannheim.bsky.social. Tagungen sind einfach die beste Art und Weise, neue Motivation fürs Studium zu erhalten, weil man sieht, wo es hingehen kann.
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Man wünscht sich schon, DGfS-Jahrestagung und DHd würden nicht immer in derselben Woche stattfinden 🥺 #DHd2025 #DHd2026 #DHd2027 #DGfS2025 #DGfS2026
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Photo showing clockwise from left to right: Adam Głaz, Natalie Fecher, Nico Nassenstein, James Slotta, Svenja Völkel.
Photo showing from left to right: Svenja Völkel, Nico Nassenstein, Natalie Fecher.
Cover of De Gruyter Mouton's book series 'Anthropological Linguistics'.
Catching up with the editors (Nico Nassenstein & Svenja Völkel) and board members (James Slotta & Adam Głaz) of our thriving book series 'Anthropological Linguistics' while enjoying the first rays of spring! 😎 #DGfS #DGfS2025 #Linguistics
📚 The series: www.degruyter.com/serial/al-b/html
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Autor des Buches "Postcolonial Semantics" (2024, De Gruyter), Carsten Levisen.
With the #DGfS2025 in full swing, it is a pleasure to reunite with our authors. Among them: Carsten Levisen (@levisen.bsky.social), the author of "Postcolonial Semantics. Meaning and Metalanguage in a Multipolar World" - now available in #OpenAccess!
🔗📖 www.degruyter.com/document/doi...
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Ah yes, the use of slurs in presentations without trigger warnings #dgfs2025 🤦
bUt wIsSeNsChaFtsFrEiHeIt
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Now she's talking about "pegging" 😭 I'm an actual child #dgfs2025
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Penny Eckert talking about "cruising" in high schools - luckily, not that kind 😬😬😬😬😬👀 #dgfs2025
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In VariPrag (variprag.net), we study how region as a social factor affects pragmatic variation. Maybe we should consider merch as I found at #DGfS2025?
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Aditi Lahiri (University of Oxford) giving a talk on 'Variation, change, and pertinacity in phonology'. Professor Lahiri edits Mouton's 'Phonology and Phonetics' book series.
Alexandra Y. Aikhenvald (Central Queensland University) giving a keynote on 'Dare to be different: Linguistic diversity and language change in the Sepik region of Papua New Guinea'. She was introduced by Svenja Völkel, who co-edits Mouton's 'Anthropological Linguistics' book series (with Nico Nassenstein).
Acquisitions Editors Natalie Fecher and Hana Ikenaga at the book table at the DGfS conference in Mainz.
Wrapping up Day 1 at #DGfS. 🥂 It was great listening to and chatting with our authors and editors in Mainz today!
#DGfS2025
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Foto einer Tür. Auf dem linken Flügelnsteht "ziehen". Auf dem rechten Flügel steht "stossen"
Erkenntnis des Tages: An der Uni Mainz werden Tür nicht gedrückt sondern gestoßen ☝🏻
#dgfs2025
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De Gruyter Brill acquisitions editor for Linguistics Natalie Fecher and Hana Ikenaga at the book table at the DGfS conference 2025
We are delighted to be in Mainz for the annual conference of the German Linguistic Society (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Sprachwissenschaft, #DGfS). Stop by our book table and have a chat with the acquisitions editors Natalie Fecher and Hana Ikenaga about your current book idea! #DGfS2025
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Eine Steintreppe. Auf eine Stufe wurde mit Graffiti "Nimm mich!" geschrieben
Schritte und schöne Beispiele für @theresaheyd.bsky.social sammeln, das 2-in-1-Paket auf der #DGfS2025
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My nickname at school (in Tamil and Hindi) makes an appearance in Saab's talk on adnominal expressives 🥰
(Paradesi) vellai nay // Gora kutta
#dgfs2025
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My second-favourite part of conferences (after the wine reception) is looking at people's laptop screens and judging them for how chaotic their desktops are #dgfs2025
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An AI cat meme accompanied by brat-green text? In my #dgfs2025?
A welcome surprise that linguistic conferences are only 9 months behind the latest internet cultural trends
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#DGfS2025 linguistics conference bingo time!
I think we can already cross a few of these off but I couldn't possibly say which
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A slide containing long lost typefaces
First talk at the #dgfs2025 and this will stay my favourite, purely based on the use of 5 different fonts on a single slide...
School homework vibes circa 2000 😍
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A badly-taken picture of a slide showing the university campus and city of Mainz
Und wer ist auch dabei? #dgfs2025
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Ich gehe jetzt netzwerken. :) #dgfs2025
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Need reasons for staying to the very end at #DGfS2025? Tanja Ackermann and I will present our latest research on inter-speaker variation in the use of expressivity in German complaints on Friday at 13:45 in AG05 (Ex:VaC)
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