Prof. Dr. Jürg Fleischer
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SFB 1412/2: Entstehung und Transfer von Registern: situational-funktionale Parameter intra-individueller Variation bei Martin Luther und Johannes Bretke (B04)
Quelle ↗Förderer: DFG Sonderforschungsbereich Zeitraum: 01/2024 - 12/2027 Projektleitung: Prof. Dr. Jürg Fleischer, PD Dr. Lars Zeige, PD Dr. Anna Helene Feulner
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While variation within individual languages has traditionally been focused upon in sociolinguistics, its relevance for grammatical theory has only recently been acknowledged. On the methodological side, there is an ongoing competition between large-scale statistical analyses and investigations that rely more heavily on introspection and elicited grammaticality judgements. The aim of this volume is to bridge the 'cultural gap' between empirical-variationist and formal-theoretical approaches in linguistics. The volume offers case studies that seek to combine corpus-based and competence-based approaches to the description of variation. In doing so, it opens up new avenues for locating and analyzing variability, both at the level of the individual speaker and between speakers of different dialects and generations. The contributions document the plurality of current research into models of grammatical competence that live up to the challenge of variationist data. More specifically, parameter-based (e.g. Minimalist), constraint-based (e.g. Optimality Theoretic), and usage-based (e.g. Construction Grammar) approaches to variation are discussed. The volume therefore is of interest to a broad public within linguistics, including syntacticians of different theoretical persuasion, morphologists and sociolinguists. While a majority of contributions addresses facets of variation in English and German, the volume also includes variationist studies written by specialists of French, Dutch, Icelandic, and Uralic.
Zurich German
2006Journal of the International Phonetic Association · 51 Zitationen · DOI
Zurich German belongs to the High Alemannic subgroup of Alemannic, a dialect group forming part of Upper German (cf. Wiesinger 1983: 835). It is the dialect spoken in the city and in most parts of the canton of Zurich. According to recent census data, the canton of Zurich (whose area roughly coincides with the areal extension of Zurich German) has somewhat more than 1.2 million inhabitants, but since immigration both from other German-speaking areas and from more remote linguistic backgrounds plays an important role for the largest city and the largest canton of Switzerland, the number of speakers of Zurich German is certainly lower.
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Brain Research · 32 Zitationen · DOI
Zeitschrift für Germanistische Linguistik · 30 Zitationen · DOI
Abstract This paper is about the potential value of the Old High German Tatian manuscript as a source for research on word order. The Tatian (dated before 850), being one of the largest records of Old High German, is often viewed as a slavish translation of the Latin text, displaying many features of an interlinear translation. However, it has long been noted that deviations from the Latin word order can provide valuable evidence for genuine Old High German syntactic structures. Research until now has shown that such deviations display features known from New High German grammar. In this paper, it is argued that deviations from the Latin word order going against New High German can also be found in significant numbers. Taking into account the totality of deviations, it is argued that they allow to reconstruct a genuine Old High German system in which word order is largely determined by information structural parameters.
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The contents of the present volume will enhance our understanding of the diachrony of agreement systems and provide a useful starting point for future studies on this both fascinating and intricate field of research.
Beiträge zur Geschichte der deutschen Sprache und Literatur (PBB) · 21 Zitationen · DOI
Das Interesse am Althochdeutschen ist derzeit recht groß: Davon zeugt unter anderem das Erscheinen der auf Wilhelm Braune zurückgehenden neu überarbeiteten ›Althochdeutschen Grammatik‹, die in Zukunft den Titel ›Althochdeutsche Grammatik I‹ tragen wird (Braune/Reiffenstein 2004), die Neuauflage der bewährten Einführung von Sonderegger (2003) oder auch das Erscheinen von Neueditionen althochdeutscher Texte (vgl. 2.3). Das Interesse gilt vor allem auch dem Gebiet der althochdeutschen Syntax, wie etwa mehrere neuere Sammelbände (z. B. Desportes 2000, Desportes 2003, Simmler 2005) sowie die als Fortsetzung zur ›Althochdeutschen Grammatik‹ konzipierte ›Althochdeutsche Grammatik II: Syntax‹ (Schrodt 2004) zeigen. Das Erscheinen dieses Werkes bietet einen willkommenen Anlass, über die Methodologie althochdeutscher Syntaxforschung zu reflektieren.
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Linguistik Online · 19 Zitationen · DOI
This paper establishes a cross-dialectal typology of relative clauses in various German dialects and Yiddish according to their form and function. A great variety of different types of relativizers and relative clauses can be observed, including various pronouns, particles, and zero relatives. Combinations of these types occur, one of the most typical involving a resumptive element in a clause introduced by a particle. The Accessibility Hierarchy, a concept developed in typology, is used with great profit for this study. It turns out that for the German relativization system, a basic opposition between subject and direct object as opposed to oblique holds in virtually every variety, whereas the indirect object is much less stable. In the varieties observed, significantly more relative particles and resumptive elements occur as compared to Standard German, which turns out to be quite atypical.
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The contributions to this volume address the model of diachronic language comparison that has emerged from the field of contrastive linguistics. The volume's aim is to use language comparison to derive principles of language change that allow for generalizations that go beyond single languages. Indeed, the phenomenon of change observed in a particular language is thrown into sharper relief when compared to comparable developments in other languages. Such a comparison also facilitates the identification of change that is highly specific to a single language. The articles in the volume illustrate the relevance of these concepts for phonological, morphological, and syntactic changes.
Zeitschrift für Dialektologie und Linguistik · 11 Zitationen · DOI
This article demonstrates how syntactic phenomena can be successfully collected using the indirect method. The empirical basis for this discussion is supplied by data from the DFG-funded SyHD (Syntax of Hessian Dialects) project, in which, at a total of over 160 locations across - and a further twelve locations distributed elliptically around - the German state of Hesse, syntactic phenomena are being investigated using an indirect questionnaire. The article describes in detail the various types of task employed in the SyHD project survey (descriptions of pictures or sequences of images; evaluation, translation and completion tasks; puzzles) and considers their relative advantages and disadvantages. Using illustrative maps, preliminary results from the project are presented; these demonstrate the potential of the phenomena to reveal clear-cut spatial distributions depending on the type of task through which they are investigated. Further, it is shown that methodological adequacy and substantial additional findings can be attained through both the targeted application of a single task type to an entire cluster of phenomena and the application of several types of task to a single phenomenon.
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Journal of Germanic Linguistics · 9 Zitationen · DOI
To understand a sentence, it is crucial to understand who is doing what. The interplay of morphological case marking, argument serialization, and animacy provides linguistic cues for the processing system to rapidly identify the thematic roles of the arguments. The present event-related brain potential (ERP) study investigates on-line brain responses during argument identification in Zurich German, a High Alemannic dialect, and in Fering, a North Frisian variety, which both exhibit reduced case systems as compared to Standard German. Like Standard German, Zurich German and Fering are Continental West Germanic varieties, and indeed argument processing in sentences with an object-before-subject order engenders a qualitatively similar ERP pattern of a scrambling negativity followed by a P600 in all tested varieties. However, the P600 component—a late positive ERP response, which has been linked to the categorization of task-relevant stimuli—is selectively affected by the most prominent cue for argument identification in each variety, which is case marking in Standard German, but animacy in Zurich German and Fering. Thus, even closely related varieties may employ different processing strategies based on the language-specific availability of syntactic and semantic cues for argument identification.*
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Gunter Narr Verlag eBooks · 8 Zitationen · DOI
Deutsche Sprache digital/Deutsche Sprache · 7 Zitationen · DOI
Studies in language companion series · 6 Zitationen · DOI
Genus- und Sexuskongruenz im Mittelhochdeutschen: eine Paralleltextanalyse zum Lexical hybrid kint
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Neuhochdeutschen auf weibliche wie mnnliche Personen beziehen kann, zeigt im Mittelhochdeutschen hufiger Kongruenzformen, die sich nach dem Sexus richten. Als Korpus fr die Untersuchung dient die vielfach berlieferte Kaiserchronik, die als "Paralleltext" analysiert werden kann
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Journal of Linguistic Geography · 4 Zitationen · DOI
Abstract This paper takes a quantitative perspective on data from the project Syntax hessischer Dialekte (SyHD), covering dialects in the German state of Hesse, an area with rich dialectal variation. Many previous dialectometric analyses abstracted away from intralocal variation (e.g., by only counting the most frequent variant at a location). In contrast, we do justice to intralocal variation by taking into account local frequency relations. The study shows that the border between Low German and Central German—one of the most important isoglosses in German dialectology—is not relevant for syntactic phenomena. At the same time, a comparison with character n -grams (a global measure of string similarity) reveals that the traditionally assumed dialect areas, primarily defined according to phonological developments, are still present in the twenty-first century data. Different from previous studies, our results are obtained from a uniform data base. Therefore, the differences between syntax and phonology cannot be due to variation in sampling, elicitation method, or time of elicitation.
Zeitschrift für Sprachwissenschaft · 4 Zitationen · DOI
Abstract This paper studies some factors governing the presence or absence of word-final schwa in German. To obtain data as homogeneous as possible we focus on three adverbs outside morphological paradigms, namely, heut(e) ‘today’, gern(e) ‘willingly’, and bald(e) ‘soon’, in one particular text type, the letters written by one and the same person, the writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749–1832). Apart from lexical differences between the items studied and change over time, various phonological factors are shown to be important, most prominently the accent pattern of the following word (schwa tends to be present if the first syllable of the following word is accentuated), foot structure, and the initial segment of the following word. Statistical analyses, both for the individual factors and their (potential) interactions, reveal significant patterns at work behind the variation. For gern(e) the most important factors are purely phonological while for heut(e) the type of the following boundary and the position in the sentence is crucial.
International Journal of the Sociology of Language · 4 Zitationen · DOI
Relative clauses introduced by vos (e.g., der bokher vos ikh ze ‘the boy that I see’) are the most typical relative clause pattern in Eastern Yiddish. The construction has characteristic traits: although vos derives from the interrogative pronoun WHAT, which is restricted to non-humans, relative vos has no restrictions with respect to the semantics of the relativized nouns. In addition, depending on the syntactic function of the relativized noun, resumptive pronouns can or must also be present (e.g., der bokher vos ikh ze im lit. ‘the boy what I see him’).
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West Yiddish dialects have hardly been documented at all as they were abandoned almost everywhere at an early stage in favour of German varieties. This study provides transcriptions, translations, and commentaries on recordings from four places in the south-west of the Yiddish language area, where West Yiddish asserted itself for a relatively long time. Most of the texts come from Endingen in Switzerland. The study devotes especial attention to the sociolinguistic situation and to the influences of the co-territorial German dialects. The transcribed excerpts are included as sound documents on the two CDs included.
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