Inhaltsbereich
Forschung
- Applying Cognitive Linguistics to Science Communication: The case of Integrated Information Theory (Jeremiah Hendren)
- Transitivity in the mind. (Luênya Santiago dos Santos)
- Argument alternations in psych verbs form cognitive and psycholinguistic perspectives — A case study of English, German and Russian. (Yana Vodchyts)
- Abgeschlossene Promotionen (Prof. Schmid):
- The conventionality of figurative language. A usage-based study (Dr. Sandra Handl, January 2008)
- Cognitive Metaphors in Political Discourse in Malta. Malta and the Case of EU-Membership Debate (Dr. Monica Petrica, January 2011)
- The historical development of shell nouns. A diachronic study of abstract noun constructions in English (Dr. Anette Mantlik, January 2012)
- The role of frequency in children’s learning of morphological constructions (Dr. Anne-Kristin Cordes, April 2012)
- A Web of New Words: On the Conventionalization of English Neologisms (Dr. Daphné Kerremans, July 2012)
- "More than meats the eye": The reception of phraseological substitutions in newspaper headlines (Dr. Sylvia Jaki, January 2013)
- Why We Don't Cardrive or Bookread, but Slavedrive and Lipread. A Cognitive-Linguistic Appraoch to Verbal Compounds and Pseudo-Compounds (Dr. Angela Lamberty, January 2013)
- “I am my own worst enemy.“ A linguistic analysis of interactive dynamics of relational patterns in business coaching conversations (Dr. Angelika Behn-Taran, July 2014)
- Form, Meaning and Cognition. Language- and speaker-specific variation in linguistic and non-linguistic forms of interaction with spatial scenes (Dr. Franziska Günther, July 2014)
- Cognitive Lexicography. A new approach to lexicography making use of cognitive semantics. (Dr. Carolin Ostermann, July 2014)
- The entrenchment and conventionalization of linguistic knowledge. A neurolinguistic perspective. (Dr. Yu-Chun Chang, June 2016)
- The structure of frames. An empirical investigation into the nature of conceptual knowledge. (Dr. Stephanie Gerdeißen, July 2016)
- Mixed-language and Humorous Advertising Slogans (Dr. Kerstin Fuhrich, January 2018)
- Die Caused-Motion-Konstruktion im deutsch-französischen bilingualen Spracherwerb: ein konstruktionsgrammatischer Ansatz (Dr. Katharina Günther, June 2020)
- Special passives across the lifespan. Cognitive and social mechanisms (Dr. Lynn Anthonissen, June 2020; double PhD University of Antwerp)
- English tri-constituent compounds (Dr. Elisabeth Huber, November 2021)
- Lexical innovation on the web and social media. Emergence, diffusion, and social variation in the use of English neologisms. (Dr. Quirin Würschinger, November 2022)
- HATRED-nouns and their metaphorical and metonymic conceptualisations from Anglo-Saxon to Present-Day English (Dr. des. Julia Beiersdorfer, November 2024)
