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Sven Leuckert – Google Scholar
Technische Universität Dresden – Cited by 85 – World Englishes – Non-Canonical Syntax – Language and Gender – Multilingualism
Claudia Lange & Sven Leuckert, Corpus Linguistics and …
von H Li · 2021 — Discovering varieties of English around the world using corpus-linguistic methods – Claudia Lange & Sven Leuckert, Corpus Linguistics and World …
and while-clauses in ENL, ESL, and EFL – De Gruyter
Adverbial subordination across variety types: A synchronic analysis of the syntax and semantics of since- and while-clauses in ENL, ESL, and EFL
von S Leuckert · 2018 · Zitiert von: 1 — https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110583571-011Sven LeuckertAdverbial subordination across variety types: A synchronic analysis of the syntax and semantics of …
Das Kapitel Adverbial subordination across variety types: A synchronic analysis of the syntax and semantics of since- and while-clauses in ENL, ESL, and EFL erschien in Subordination in English auf Seite 235.
An analysis of the discourse functions of topicalization in three …
How interactional needs shape information structure: An analysis of the discourse functions of topicalization in three L2 varieties of English
von S Leuckert · 2017 — Lange 2012; Winkle 2015; Leuckert 2017). … Sven Leuckert. Sven Leuckert … Access brought to you by Google Googlebot – Web Crawler SEO.
Topicalization refers to the sentence-initial placement of constituents other than the subject (see, e.g., Lambrecht 1994; Birner & Ward 2009) and has recently gained more attention in particular with regard to its frequency, forms, and functions in L2 and learner varieties of English (cf. Lange 2012; Winkle 2015; Leuckert 2017). Specific interactional needs, such as the intention of establishing topic continuity in the discourse, may motivate speakers to deviate from the canonical SVX pattern of English sentences. Furthermore, speakers may choose to emphasize or contrast information which has not previously been mentioned in the discourse. Therefore, this paper argues that cognitive, pragmatic, emotiveaffective, and social factors (cf. Schmid 2016) all play an important role for topicalization, but certain communicative goals may lead to speakers ignoring the cognitive status of information by topicalizing brand-new or unused information. Furthermore, it is shown in this paper that topicalized constituents which serve to create topic continuity (and are, therefore, highly salient in the discourse) tend to persist longer in the subsequent discourse than topicalized constituents which serve other discourse functions.
Chapter 1. Towards a digital sociolinguistics
Communities of Practice on Reddit: Chapter 1. Towards a digital sociolinguistics
04.11.2020 — Chapter 1. Towards a digital sociolinguistics. Communities of Practice on Reddit. Sven Leuckert | Technische Universität Dresden.
Discourse markers and world Englishes – Wiley Online Library
von S Leuckert · 2021 · Zitiert von: 3 — Sven Leuckert, Chair of English Linguistics, Technische Universität Dresden, Wiener Str. 48, 01069 Dresden, Germany. Email: sven.leuckert@tu- …
Team > Dr. Sofia Rüdiger – Chair of English Linguistics
Visiting Scholar at Department of Languages, University of Helsinki, … “Asian Varieties of English on YouTube” (with Sven Leuckert), June 2, ISLE 6, …
Universität Bayreuth
“This hair-style called as ‘duck tail’” | John Benjamins
“This hair-style called as ‘duck tail’” | John Benjamins
von C Koch · 2016 · Zitiert von: 15 — “This hair-style called as ‘duck tail’” · Author(s): Christopher Koch 1 , Claudia Lange and Sven Leuckert · View Affiliations Hide Affiliations.
This paper focuses on the ‘intrusive as’-construction in complex-transitive verb complementation which was so far only attested for Indian English. Our data show that ‘intrusive as’ is a common feature in South Asian Englishes generally, albeit to different degrees. Comparing the South Asian data with data from Learner Englishes allows to test several hypotheses concerning the origin of ‘intrusive as’; the most robust correlation within the data points to redundancy as a motivating factor for both ESL and EFL contexts.
Journal | English World-Wide – Scilit
Journal | English World-Wide
Google Scholar · Review of Sadeghpour & Sharifian (2021): Cultural Linguistics and World Englishes. Sven Leuckert. Published: 31 May 2022.
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