PIs PI of project C04 The role of non-linguistic cognitive abilities in children’s negation processing and of project C05 Discourse matters? The role of discourse relations and type of events […]
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PIs PI of project B03 Syntactic and morphological interactions of negation – a cross-linguistic study and B04 Negative scope mismatches in coordination Katharina Hartmann is Professor of Linguistics at the
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Staff Doctoral researcher in project B01 Negation at the interfaces: Negation and existential quantification in German Jana-Elina Jordan is a doctoral researcher in Syntax at the Linguistics Department of the
PIs PI of Project C02 Influences of negation on behavior, memory, and attitude and Project C04 The role of non-linguistic cognitive abilties in children’s negation processing Barbara Kaup is a
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Staff Doctoral researcher in project A03 A comparative approach to the mysteries of the Jespersen cycle Farbod Khouzani is a doctoral researcher in Historical Morphology and Syntax at the Linguistic
PIs PI of project C01 The prosody of negation and its interpretation in sentence comprehension Frank Kügler is Professor of Linguistics / Phonology at the Department of Linguistics (Goethe University
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PIs PI of projects C06 Comprehension of Negation in Child and Adult Speakers of Spanish and German and INF Scientific services and data management Sol Lago is Professor of Spanish
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Staff Collaborator of project B05 Negative polarity items in non-negative contexts Nicolas Lamoure is a post-doctoral researcher at the Institut für romanische Sprachen und Literaturen at Frankfurt University. Apart from
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Staff Collaborator in project INF Scientific services and data management Andy Lücking is a Privatdozent at the Text Technology Lab at Goethe University Frankfurt. His work focuses on a linguistic
Staff Doctoral researcher in project A03 A comparative approach to the mysteries of the Jespersen cycle Tommaso Mattiuzzi is a doctoral researcher in comparative syntax at the Department of Romance
