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Jörg Zinken

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Name	Jörg Zinken
Place	Mannheim (Wirkungsort) Deutschland
Academic degree	Prof. Dr.
Profession	Linguist (characteristic profession) Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter
Related	Institut für Deutsche Sprache
Further information	seit 2014 wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Institut für Deutsche Sprache in Mannheim
Record type	Person
GND-Identifier	1096351218
Record ID	1096351218
Involved in show all Sequence, gaze, and modal semantics: modal verb selection in German permission inquiries Introducing the “Parallel European Corpus of Informal Interaction” (PECII). A novel resource for exploring cross-situational and cross-linguistic variability in social interaction Sequence, gaze, and modal semantics: modal verb selection in German permission inquiries Shared cross-cultural principles underlie human prosocial behavior at the smallest scale ‘Can’ and ‘must’-type modal verbs in the direct sanctioning of misconduct across European languages 10. International Contrastive Linguistics Conference (ICLC). July 18-21, 2023, Mannheim, Germany. Book of abstracts A coding scheme for (dis)approval-relevant events involving the direct social sanctioning of problematic behavior in informal social interaction A coding scheme for (dis)approval-relevant events involving the direct social sanctioning of problematic behavior in informal social interaction Applying the newly extended European reference corpus EuReCo. Pilot studies of light-verb constructions in German, Romanian, Hungarian and Polish Contrastive analysis of climate-related neologisms registered in GermanN and French Wikipedia Corpus-based contrastive grammar studies. Some challenges and insights from crosslinguistic studies of adverbials Discourse markers and second language acquisition. Opposite trajectories of French parce que (because) and German also (so) as “my-side” prefaces Ein Korpus für die vergleichende Interaktionsforschung. Das ‚Parallel European Corpus of Informal Interaction‘ (PECII) Ein Korpus für die vergleichende Interaktionsforschung. Das ‚Parallel European Corpus of Informal Interaction‘ (PECII) Formulating problem behavior. Action descriptions in direct social sanctionings of transgressions and misconduct across (European) languages and cultures Future constructions in English and Norwegian. A contrastive corpus study Going beyond ‘here-and-now‘. Connecting misconduct to general rules across languages Human languages trade off complexity against efficiency Joint utterance formulation from a cross-linguistic perspective. Co-constructions in Czech and German Language structures are unique but comparative grammar is nevertheless useful Marking something as unexpected. Prosodically marked ‘no’ in German and Persian Morphological complexity in the ‘Germanic Sandwich’ Morphological integration of (neological) verbs from English. Contrastive comparison of the German and French language systems News from the International Comparable Corpus. First launch of ICC written Noun phrase complexity in a contrastive perspective. German and Spanish L3 NP + infinitival and participial clausal constructions in German, English, Italian, Hungarian, and Polish On contrast and comparison in Interactional Linguistics On the functions of the retrospective shift markers in the languages of the Volga-Kama Sprachbund and Russian Overmarking in inflectional morphology: the view from language contact and language acquisition Prepositional object clauses in West Germanic. Experimental evidence from wh-movement Propositional arguments in English, German, Hungarian, Italian and Polish Sanctioning misconduct with content questions. A cross-linguistic perspective Shortcomings and the potential of specialised contrastive bilingual lexicography Syntactic complexity of sancioning turns across European languages The comparative study of social action: What you must and what you can do to align with a prior speaker The use of verb phrases in English and German. A quantitative case study using comparable corpus data Invoking Rules in Everyday Family Interactions: A Method for Appealing to Practical Reason Formulating other minds in social interaction: Accountability and courses of action Invoking rules in everyday family interactions: a method for appealing to practical reason Offering an interpretation of prior talk in everyday interaction: a semantic map approach Directing, negotiating and planning: 'Aus Spiel' ('for play') in children's pretend joint play Rule talk: Instructing proper play with impersonal deontic statements Doing more than expected. Thanking recognizes another’s agency in providing assistance Recruiting assistance and collaboration in Polish The Comparative Study of Social Action: What You Must and What You Can Do to Align with a Prior Speaker Das heißt (“that means”) for formulations and du meinst (“you mean”) for repair? Interpretations of prior speakers’ turns in German Universals and cultural diversity in the expression of gratitude Social agency and grammar Grammar and social agency. The pragmatics of impersonal deontic statements Imagination im Diskurs : zur Modellierung metaphorischer Kommunikation und Kognition Imagination im Diskurs : zur Modellierung metaphorischer Kommunikation und Kognition

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Jörg Zinken

Sequence, gaze, and modal semantics: modal verb selection in German permission inquiries

Introducing the “Parallel European Corpus of Informal Interaction” (PECII). A novel resource for exploring cross-situational and cross-linguistic variability in social interaction

Sequence, gaze, and modal semantics: modal verb selection in German permission inquiries

Shared cross-cultural principles underlie human prosocial behavior at the smallest scale

‘Can’ and ‘must’-type modal verbs in the direct sanctioning of misconduct across European languages

10. International Contrastive Linguistics Conference (ICLC). July 18-21, 2023, Mannheim, Germany. Book of abstracts

A coding scheme for (dis)approval-relevant events involving the direct social sanctioning of problematic behavior in informal social interaction

A coding scheme for (dis)approval-relevant events involving the direct social sanctioning of problematic behavior in informal social interaction

Applying the newly extended European reference corpus EuReCo. Pilot studies of light-verb constructions in German, Romanian, Hungarian and Polish

Contrastive analysis of climate-related neologisms registered in GermanN and French Wikipedia

Corpus-based contrastive grammar studies. Some challenges and insights from crosslinguistic studies of adverbials

Discourse markers and second language acquisition. Opposite trajectories of French parce que (because) and German also (so) as “my-side” prefaces

Ein Korpus für die vergleichende Interaktionsforschung. Das ‚Parallel European Corpus of Informal Interaction‘ (PECII)

Ein Korpus für die vergleichende Interaktionsforschung. Das ‚Parallel European Corpus of Informal Interaction‘ (PECII)

Formulating problem behavior. Action descriptions in direct social sanctionings of transgressions and misconduct across (European) languages and cultures

Future constructions in English and Norwegian. A contrastive corpus study

Going beyond ‘here-and-now‘. Connecting misconduct to general rules across languages

Human languages trade off complexity against efficiency

Joint utterance formulation from a cross-linguistic perspective. Co-constructions in Czech and German

Language structures are unique but comparative grammar is nevertheless useful

Marking something as unexpected. Prosodically marked ‘no’ in German and Persian

Morphological complexity in the ‘Germanic Sandwich’

Morphological integration of (neological) verbs from English. Contrastive comparison of the German and French language systems

News from the International Comparable Corpus. First launch of ICC written

Noun phrase complexity in a contrastive perspective. German and Spanish L3

NP + infinitival and participial clausal constructions in German, English, Italian, Hungarian, and Polish

On contrast and comparison in Interactional Linguistics

On the functions of the retrospective shift markers in the languages of the Volga-Kama Sprachbund and Russian

Overmarking in inflectional morphology: the view from language contact and language acquisition

Prepositional object clauses in West Germanic. Experimental evidence from wh-movement

Propositional arguments in English, German, Hungarian, Italian and Polish

Sanctioning misconduct with content questions. A cross-linguistic perspective

Shortcomings and the potential of specialised contrastive bilingual lexicography

Syntactic complexity of sancioning turns across European languages

The comparative study of social action: What you must and what you can do to align with a prior speaker

The use of verb phrases in English and German. A quantitative case study using comparable corpus data

Invoking Rules in Everyday Family Interactions: A Method for Appealing to Practical Reason

Formulating other minds in social interaction: Accountability and courses of action

Invoking rules in everyday family interactions: a method for appealing to practical reason

Offering an interpretation of prior talk in everyday interaction: a semantic map approach

Directing, negotiating and planning: 'Aus Spiel' ('for play') in children's pretend joint play

Rule talk: Instructing proper play with impersonal deontic statements

Doing more than expected. Thanking recognizes another’s agency in providing assistance

Recruiting assistance and collaboration in Polish

The Comparative Study of Social Action: What You Must and What You Can Do to Align with a Prior Speaker

Das heißt (“that means”) for formulations and du meinst (“you mean”) for repair? Interpretations of prior speakers’ turns in German

Universals and cultural diversity in the expression of gratitude

Social agency and grammar

Grammar and social agency. The pragmatics of impersonal deontic statements

Imagination im Diskurs : zur Modellierung metaphorischer Kommunikation und Kognition

Imagination im Diskurs : zur Modellierung metaphorischer Kommunikation und Kognition