Professor Kortmann | Betreute Dissertationen & Habilitationen

Dissertationen

Laufend:

• MCCONNELL, Kyla. Individual Differences and Task Effects in Predictive Coding (Kortmann)

• RAPHAEL, Sarah Sofie. English as a Lingua Franca in the Humanities? Language Policy in Structured Doctoral Programs in Germany (Kortmann)

• SERDITOVA, Dana. Salience in New Orleans English (Kortmann)

Abgeschlossen:

• BLUMENTHAL-DRAMÉ, Alice (2011, publ. 2012). Entrenchment in Usage-Based Theories: What Corpus Data Do and Do Not Reveal about the Mind

• BAI, Yinchun. Towards Discourse Markers: A Cross-linguistic Study of Grammatical Constructionalization

• BOUR, Anthony (2014, publ. 2015). Description of Multiple Modality in Contemporary Scotland: Double and Triple Modals in the Scottish Borders

• EHLERDING, Hannes (2011). Changing Norms in English Language Teaching: The Present and Future of Foreign Language Education at German Gymnasien
• HERNÁNDEZ Y SIEBOLD, Nuria (2011, publ. 2012). Personal Pronouns in the Dialects of England: A Corpus Study of Grammatical Variation in Spontaneous Speech
  
• ILIN, Natalia (2018). Perception of Learner Errors and Non-Standard Features in the Native and Non-Native Language: Evaluation vs. Processing Cost
• JUSKAN, Marten (2016, publ. 2017). Production and Perception of Local Variants in Liverpool English: Change, Salience, Exemplar Priming
• KINSEY, Sonya (2017). Linguistic Markers of Canadian Aboriginal English
• RÁCZ, Péter (2012, publ. 2013). Salience in Sociolinguistics: A Quantitative Approach
• ROLLER, Katja (2016). Salience in Welsh English Grammar: A Usage-Based Approach
• SCHNEIDER, Agnes (2015, publ. 2017). Tense, Aspect and Modality in Ghanaian English: A Corpus-Based Analysis of the Progressive and the Modal Will
  
• SCHRÖTER, Verena (publ. 2019). Null Subjects in Englishes. A Comparison of British English and Asian Englishes
• SCHULZ, Monika (2011, publ. 2012). Morphosyntactic Variation in British English Dialects: Evidence From Possession, Obligation and Past Habituality
• SZMRECSANYI, Benedikt (2005, publ. 2006). Morphosyntactic Persistence in Spoken English. A Corpus Study at the Intersection of Variationist Sociolinguistics, Psycholinguistics, and Discourse Analysis

Habilitationen

Laufend:

• Hansen, Beke. "A Sociolinguistic Description of Historical First Nations Englishes in British Columbia"
• Haser, Verena. "Pragmatic Impairment in Asperger's Syndrome"
  
  

Abgeschlossen:

• ANDERWALD, Lieselotte (2007). "Non-Standard Verb Paradigms in Traditional British English Dialects: Morphological Naturalness and Comparative Dialect Grammar"
  (2009) The Morphology of English Dialects: Verb Formation in Non-Standard English. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
• BLUMENTHAL-DRAMÉ, Alice (2019). Processing-Based Theories of Word-Order Universals: A Neurolinguistic Perspective
  Kumulative Habilitation
• LANGSTROF, Christian (2014). Sociophonetic Learning in L1 and L2
  (2016) Sociophonetic Learning in L1 and L2. ResearchGate.

• KRUG, Manfred (2003). "English Pronouns: Present and Past"
  Kumulative Habilitation, mehrere Publikationen zwischen 1998–2004.
• SOMMERER, Lotte (2022) "Non-canonical Noun Phrases English: Past and Present"
• SZMRECSANYI, Benedikt (2011). "The Geolinguistics of Grammatical Variability in Traditional British English Dialects: A Large-Scale, Frequency-Based Study"
  (2015) Grammatical Variation in British English Dialects: A Study in Corpus-Based Dialectometry. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.