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2022
Contributions to Baltic-Slavonic Relations in Literature and Languages : An Interdisciplinary Collection of Essays
Berlin: Logos, 2022
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2022
Der Südosten Litauens als hybrider Sprachraum? Überlegungen mit Blick auf Polszczyzna Wileńska und Po Prostu
Southeast Lithuania is particularly suitable for researching linguistic contact phenomenain general and the Balto-Slavic contacts in particular. For this very reason, the article investigates how the concept of hybridity being applied in cultural studies can be used todescribe and better understand this…
Berlin: Logos, 2022
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Einen Akzent im Deutschen haben : Akademiker*innen mit Migrationshintergrund im Gespräch
The contribution deals with the foreign accent in German and the fossilization phenomena accompanying it. A foreign accent is an identity marker and arises from a non - random articulation incorrect about the standard pronunciation or atypical for Germans. Non - randomness means the accent persists over…
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2022
Zum didaktischen Potenzial von Internet-Memes : Am Beispiel der digitalen Vermittlung der Grammatik und Pragmatik des Russischen…
The article focuses on internet memes as additional instructional material and deals with the question of their didactic potential when digitally teaching grammar and pragmatics of Russian and Ukrainian. First, the article presents a brief report on investigations into the didactical advantages of memes…
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