Research Interests
Prof. Dr. L. Anderwald
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W2-Professorin für Englische Sprachwissenschaft Full Professor of English Linguistics
Prof. Dr. Lieselotte Anderwald Raum/room 232 Sprechstunde mittwochs 13-14h /Office hours Wed 1-2 pmnext office hours: Thu (!) 25 Oct, Thu (!) 1 Nov
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2016 erschienen / published in 2016
Link zur Verlagsseite/follow this link to the publisher's website
Kurzbiografie:
1995 M.A. in Englischer Philologie, Slavistik und allgemeiner und germanischer Sprachwissenschaft an der FU Berlin
1999 Promotion in Englischer Philologie, deutscher Sprachwissenschaft und allgemeiner Sprachwissenschaft an der Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg
2007 Habilitation an der Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, Venia Legendi für Englische Philologie
seit 2008 W2-Professorin für Englische Sprachwissenschaft an der CAU Kiel
Short CV:
1995 MA in English Philology, Slavic studies and General and German Linguistics at the FU Berlin
1999 PhD in English Philology, German Linguistics and General Linguistics at the University of Freiburg, Germany
2007 Habilitation (Post-Doctoral dissertation) at the University of Freiburg, Venia Legendi for English Philology
since 2008 Full Professor of English Linguistics at the University of Kiel, Germany
Grammar Writing
I currently investigate which influence prescriptive grammar writing had on actual language use during the 19th century. On prezi.com there are several of my presentations online, e.g. Measuring the Success of Prescriptivism
Link to Prezi-Presentation Success
The GET-Passive in 19c Grammars of English
Link zur Prezi-Presentation GET-Passive
The GET-Passive in 19c Grammars of English
Link zur Prezi-Presentation GET-Passive
The Progressive as a Symbol of National Superiority in 19th-Century Britain
Teaching
I regularly teach classes on synchronic English linguistics, nonstandard varieties of English, and the recent language history of English, in classes like the following:
Morphology, Semantics, Pragmatics, Negation, Tense and Aspect, Passive, Contrastive Linguistics (English-German); Varieties of English, Dialect Grammar, Pidgins and Creoles, Language Contact, Sociolinguistics, Language and Gender; Early Modern English, Late Modern English, Theories of Language Change, the History of Variability in English.
Upcoming new classes:
B3 (Lecture course) Methods of Linguistic Data Collection
B3 The Story of BE
MA Images of American English
MA Complexity
MA Teen Language
Course Materials
You will find materials for all my classes on OLAT. All class titles follow the same pattern: Anderwald - [course title] - [semester].
Stylesheet:
All coursework, term papers, reading lists or final theses have to follow the linguistic stylesheet. You can find it (as well as some rules and tips) on OLAT (course "Anderwald - Hausarbeiten"). Contact my research assistants for the password.