Presentations

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2026

  • Sören Stumpf. 2026. Constructing (Un)truths. Grammatical Patterns of Knowledge Negotiation in Conspiracy Theories. Forum Wahrheit Conference. University of Bonn. Oct. 10, 2026.
  • Jonas Trochemowitz & Lara Herford. 2026. “What do you guys think, chat?” — Intermedial Communication Patterns and Positioning Strategies in the Context of Live Reactions on Twitch. Conference : Digital Formats of Political Participation: Linguistic Approaches to Politics-Related Comments, Reels, Memes, and More. University of Mannheim. October 2, 2026.
  • Clara Odendahl. 2026. “Citizen Champion” and “Neighborhood.” A corpus-linguistic investigation of non-final (gender) inflections in German word formations. Conference: Feminine Gender Marking in Grammar and Discourse. University of Copenhagen. September 10, 2026.
  • Maria Fritzsche, Elias Schmitt & Jonas Trochemowitz, . 2026. Perspectives at the Interface of Cognitive Linguistics and the Linguistics of Religion. New Spiritualities, Expressions, and Methods. Annual Conference of the German Society for Cognitive Linguistics. Bielefeld University. August 31, 2026.
  • Sören Stumpf. 2026. Grammatical Patterns in Conspiracy Theories. European Center for Linguistics. Heidelberg University. May 13, 2026.
  • Katrin Hein & Sören Stumpf. 2026. Diminutives in Spoken German as Evaluative Constructions. Conference “Unlocking Evaluative Morphology II.” University of Alicante. April 22, 2026 (online).
  • Sören Stumpf. 2026. The Linguistics of Conspiracy Theories. Discourse-grammatical Approaches to Heterodox Knowledge . Public Lecture Series “Language, Society & Media.” University of Mannheim. March 17, 2026.
  • Fabio Mollica & Sören Stumpf. 2026. “Alt, älter, Trier” – Text-Functional Intensification Patterns Analyzed from a Construction Grammar Perspective. Annual Conference of the German Linguistic Society. University of Trier. February 26, 2026.
  • Jonas Trochemowitz. 2026. From Ethno- to Praxeography: Possible Applications and Open Questions. Annual Meeting of the Working Group on Language and Practice Theory. University of Duisburg-Essen. January 8, 2026.