PD Dr. Lars Zeige erforscht aktuell die Entstehung und den Wandel von Sprachregistern in der frühen Neuzeit, insbesondere anhand der Texte von Martin Luther und Johannes Bretke. Er entwickelt dabei digitale Methoden und Korpora, um historische Sprachvariation und individuelle Schreibstile computergestützt zu analysieren und visuell darzustellen. Diese Expertise ist vor allem für den Kultursektor, Archive und Verlage relevant, die historische Texte digital erschließen, analysieren oder visualisieren möchten. Durch die Kombination von historischer Linguistik mit digitalen Werkzeugen liefert er Ansätze, wie große Textmengen systematisch auf stilistische und grammatikalische Muster untersucht werden können.
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PD Dr. Lars Zeige
HU-FIS-Profil ↗Förderer: DFG Sonderforschungsbereich Zeitraum: 01/2020 - 12/2023 Projektleitung: Prof. Dr. Muriel Norde, Prof. Dr. phil. Karin Donhauser, PD Dr. Lars Zeige
Förderer: DFG Sonderforschungsbereich Zeitraum: 01/2024 - 12/2027 Projektleitung: Prof. Dr. Jürg Fleischer, PD Dr. Lars Zeige, PD Dr. Anna Helene Feulner
Studies in functional and structural linguistics, SFSL · DOI
This article discusses eight theoretical aspects of usage-based models on language and language change from the perspectives of Cognitive Linguistics and a sociological model of communication: the relationship between usage events and grammatical structure, the model of communication, the primacy of meaning, the status of the linguistic sign, procedural anchoring and the role of frequency, the modelling of dynamic-stable processes, innovation, and diffusion. Its aim is to assess the theoretical validity of a model of language use that is based on communication in contrast to the established cognitive focus. It also identifies and discusses the explanatory potential of such a concept, namely a co-ordinated relationship between cognitive and communicative processing of language structure.
Semiotica · DOI
Abstract The article highlights a semiotically relevant aspect of Niklas Luhmann’s Theory of Social Systems: its reception of the Saussurean dichotomies signifiant/signifié and langue/parole . Luhmann’s position is weighted against the Cours as well as Saussure’s original writings, sampling their approaches to form, meaning, the sign’s two-sidedness, and the relation of linguistic structure and speech events. Ultimately, the article proposes a social ontology of linguistic abstraction in line with general semiology that explains the motility of language through communication, thereby accounting for variability and optionality. It also indicates as to how the theoretical framework can feed into a model of linguistic description.
edoc Publication server (Humboldt University of Berlin) · DOI
The article highlights a semiotically relevant aspect of Niklas Luhmann’s Theory of Social Systems: its reception of the Saussurean dichotomies signifiant/signifié and langue/parole. Luhmann’s position is weighted against the Cours as well as Saussure’s original writings, sampling their approaches to form, meaning, the sign’s two-sidedness, and the relation of linguistic structure and speech events. Ultimately, the article proposes a social ontology of linguistic abstraction in line with general semiology that explains the motility of language through communication, thereby accounting for variability and optionality. It also indicates as to how the theoretical framework can feed into a model of linguistic description.