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Language between Redundancy and Deficiency

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Language between Redundancy and Deficiency Our research Teilprojekt 9
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Subproject 9: Animacy features and the flexibility of pronouns

PI: Assoc. Prof. Dr Steffen Heidinger 

  • Dr Yanis da Cunha, Master
  • Alina Schwarzenberger, BEd

Cooperation

  • Michelle Troberg (Toronto)

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Presentations

  • Da Cunha, Yanis & Heidinger, Steffen “Competition-driven animacy mismatches in anaphoric relations.” Referential Expressions in Discourse 2025: Mismatches in Anaphoric Relations. University of Graz. 29.05.2025.
  • Heidinger, Steffen; Arsenijevic, Boban "SFB: Language between redundancy and deficiency". Linguistic Colloquium. University of Graz. 19.06.2024.
  • Heidinger, Steffen "Types of zero complements in French and Spanish prepositional phrases: New evidence from acceptability judgement experiments". Helsinki. 57th Annual Meeting of the Societas Linguistica Europaea. 24.08.2024.
  • Da Cunha, Yanis; Heidinger, Steffen; Schwarzenberger, Alina " Competition and animacy restrictions: French and Spanish PPs as a case". Online Workshop Pronouns in PPs: Orphan Prepositions and Pronoun Types. Graz. 05.12.2024.
  • Da Cunha, Yanis; Heidinger, Steffen; Schwarzenberger, Alina " Competition and animacy restrictions: French and Spanish PPs as a case". Online Workshop Pronouns in PPs: Orphan Prepositions and Pronoun Types. Graz. 05.12.2024.
  • Da Cunha, Yanis; Heidinger, Steffen "Redundancy, deficiency and competition: animacy and pronouns in French and Spanish". Advanced Seminar Romance Studies. Regensburg. 13.01.2025.
  • Da Cunha, Yanis "Competition effects on animacy restrictions in French and Spanish PPs". LingLunch. Université Paris Cité. 20.02.2025.
  • Heidinger, Steffen "Aceptabilidad y frecuencia: El caso de las preposiciones huérfanas". German Hispanic Studies Day. Hamburg. 12.03.2025.
  • Da Cunha, Yanis; Heidinger, Steffen "Competition-driven animacy mismatches in anaphoric relations" Poster. Mismatches in anaphoric relations (RED 25). 29.-30.05.2025.

Publications

  • Heidinger, Steffen. 2024. Types of zero complements in French and Spanish prepositional phrases: New evidence from acceptability judgement experiments. In: Isogloss. 10,1. 1-29. doi:10.5565/rev/isogloss.371

Conferences

  • Online workshop "Pronouns in PPs: Orphan Prepositions and Pronoun Types", Dec 5, 2024 (https://homepage.uni-graz.at/de/steffen.heidinger/forschung/animacy-features/pronouns-in-pps/)
Assoc. Prof. Dr Steffen Heidinger (Project Manager)
Assoc. Prof. Dr Steffen Heidinger (Project Manager)
Dr. Yanis Da Cunha, Master
Dr. Yanis Da Cunha, Master

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