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Prominence in Language

C06 - Prominence in subordinating rhetorical relations

Does the way in which people plan and structure their speech depend on whether they feel understood and accepted by their interlocutors? In an experimental setting using online chats, we investigate how the attention of chat participants to various objects being discussed is directed by positive and negative feedback from other chat participants.

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Team

Name

PD Dr. Katja Jasinskaja

Principal Investigator C06

Office:
E-mail: katja.jasinskaja(at)uni-koeln.de
Phone:
Web: PD Dr. Katja Jasinskaja

Name

Yuting Li

Doctoral student C06

Office: SFB, Luxemburger Str. 299, room 1.03
E-mail: yli31(at)uni-koeln.de
Phone: (+49) 221 470-89904

Name

David Uerlings

Student assistant C06

Office:
E-Mail: duerlin1(at)uni-koeln.de
Phone:

Publications

To appear

  • Jasinskaja, Katja & Elena Karagjosova. To appear. Rhetorical relations. In Daniel Gutzmann, Lisa Matthewson, Cécile Meier, Hotze Rullmann & Thomas Ede Zimmermann (eds.), Companion to Semantics. Oxford: Wiley. preprint: pdf
  • Jasinskaja, Katja & Radek Šimík. To appear. Slavonic free word order. In Jan Fellerer & Neil Bermel (eds.) Oxford Guide to the Slavonic Languages. Oxford University Press. preprint: pdf

2021

  • Jasinskaja, Katja & Claudia Poschmann. 2021. Projection to the speaker: Non-restrictive relatives meet coherence relations. In Anke Holler, Katja Suckow & Israel de la Fuente (eds.), Information structuring in discourse, 141–162. Leiden: Brill. preprint: pdf

2019

  • Rothkegel, Carina. 2019. Empirische Studien zur perspektivischen Interpretation indexikalischer Ausdrücke in indirekter Redewiedergabe. Master thesis. University of Cologne. pdf

2018

2017

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