Our first speaker this term is Manfred Krifka (@humboldtuni.bsky.social & @zasberlin.bsky.social) 🤩
In his lecture, he will talk about the pros and cons of different approaches to common ground updates.
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Poster of Muriel Norde’s talk with the title: Morphological creativity and productivity: an integrated approach. The event takes place on 3 February 2026 at Freie Universität Berlin
Our final speaker this semester is Muriel Norde (@nordemuriel.bsky.social @humboldtuni.bsky.social) presenting a new approach to the intersection of productivity and creativity within the CxG framework 🤩
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Tamara Rathcke (@uni-konstanz.de) is our next speaker 🤩 She will discuss the concept of rhythm in language and, using sensorimotor experiments, shows that it is grounded in general perceptual and motor systems.
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Our first speaker after the winter break is Bert Remijsen (Edinburgh), who will give a presentation on applicative constructions in Shilluk 🤩
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Why, look at that: Graeme Trousdale (Edinburgh) is our next speaker! He’ll discuss the grammaticalisation of mirativity in English from a Word Grammar perspective, with the mirative "why" as his example.
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Britta Schneider (@viadrina.eu) is our next speaker!
In her talk, she shows how large language models contribute
to new language assemblages, which entail new possibilities for global social order and new forms of imperial exploitation.
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We’re thrilled to welcome Barış Kabak (@uni-wuerzburg.de) as our next speaker! He will discuss the importance of mismatches for our understanding of the structure and organisation of sound systems.
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Die nächste Vortragende der #DahlemLecturesInLinguistics ist Anna Havinga (@germanatbristol.bsky.social). Sie analysiert den spätmittelalterlichen Wechsel von Latein zu den Vernakularsprachen in Schottland und Norddeutschland 🤩
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Einladung zum ersten Vortrag der Dahlem Lectures in Linguistics des Semesters am 21. Oktober 2025. Uli Reich und André Amorim stellen ihr Projekt vor mit dem Titel: Sprachen im Fluss. Modalität und Informationsstruktur am Rio Negro
Quechua, Guaraní und Nheengatu im Kontakt mit Spanisch und Portugiesisch am Rio Negro. Uli Reich und André Amorim (@freieuniversitaet.bsky.social) stellen ihr Projekt zu Informationsstruktur und Modalität in diesen Sprachen vor.
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Das Wintersemester 2025/26 ist da und das beudeutet auch eine neue Serie von acht Dahlem Lectures in Linguistics zu diversen hochspannenden Themen der Linguistik 🤩
Weitere Infos: dcl.fu-berlin.de
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The final speaker of the series this semester is Antje Wilton (@outdooracademic.bsky.social), who will present a multimodal analysis of the interactional activities during the construction of a Mesolithic hut 🤩
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Wir freuen uns auf unseren nächsten Gast, Klaus von Heusinger (@unicologne.bsky.social)! In seiner Lecture wird er über die Ergebnisse seiner kontrastiven Forschung zu den deutschen Demonstrativpronomina sprechen 🤩
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Unser nächster Gast ist Stefan Pfänder (IPU Berlin)! In seinem Vortrag stellt er eine linguistische Analyse herausfordernder Narrativirung vor.
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Up next is Matylda Włodarczyk (Adam Mickiewicz University Poznań @wauampoznan.bsky.social), presenting her research on historical visual pragmatics in Late Modern English letters and multilingual grammar books 🤩
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Can’t wait to talk at the #DahlemLecturesInLinguistics in Berlin next Tuesday and meet old and new linguist friends!
Next speaker is Kateřina Chládková (@katquita.bsky.social, @ff.unikarlova.cuni.cz, @akademievedcr.bsky.social), presenting findings from speech perception studies in infants and adults on L1 and L2 acquisition 🤩
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Dahlem Lectures in Linguistics are back, and our first guest is Rosario Tomasello (@tomasellor.bsky.social @freieuniversitaet.bsky.social) 🤩
In his talk, he will discuss the neural processing of different speech acts across written, spoken, and gestural modalities.
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We can’t wait to welcome Kateřina Chládková (@katquita.bsky.social) as a speaker in our Dahlem Lectures in Linguistics series on 20 May! 🤩
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