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23JAN 2026
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Talk by Jóhanna Barðdal at the RTG
The RTG had the privilege of hosting Professor Jóhanna Barðdal from Ghent University for an engaging lecture titled “Dependent-Marked Anticausatives in Old Norse-Icelandic: Modeling Productive and Unproductive Alternations.” The event attracted a diverse audience of students, faculty members, and researchers who were eager to learn about Professor Barðdal’s latest work. During her presentation, Professor Barðdal […]The RTG had the privilege of hosting Professor Jóhanna Barðdal from Ghent University for an engaging lecture titled “Dependent-Marked Anticausatives in Old Norse-Icelandic: Modeling Productive and Unproductive Alternations.” The event attracted a diverse audience of students, faculty members, and researchers who were eager to learn about Professor Barðdal’s latest work. During her presentation, Professor Barðdal […]
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14NOV 2025
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Talk by Martin Hilpert at the RTG
Today was another special day for the RTG Dimensions of Constructional Space. The day started very productively with a lecture titled “Force Dynamics in Unexpected Places” delivered by the invited Prof. Dr. Martin Hilpert (University of Neuchâtel). All members of the RTG had the opportunity to engage in lively exchanges, discussing with him current matters […]
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16OCT 2025
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A New PhD Cohort Begins Its Journey
The second PhD cohort of the RTG Dimensions of Constructional Space started their three-year journey with a week full of insights, discussions, theory, and inspiration. After a warm Welcome Day, the group dived into an exploration of why we do Construction Grammar (and why not), presented by the programme supervisors who reflected on the motivations and boundaries of […]
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08OCT 2025
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Workshops about Fluid Construction Grammar, Frame Semantics, ConstructiCon and Contrastive Construction Grammar
The RTG Dimensions of Constructional Space would like to invite you to a series of workshops about Fluid Construction Grammar, Frame Semantics, ConstructiCon and contrastive Construction Grammar. The programme can be found here. All workshops will take place in room 00.3, Philosophisches Seminargebäude (PSG III), Kochstr. 6a. For registration, please send an email to project-cxgram@fau.de.
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14APR 2025
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Dimensions of Constructional Space Symposium 2025
On June 20-22 2025, the Dimensions of Constructional Space Symposium 2025 took place, where we showcased key research findings from the past 2.5 years. This event featured work from over 13 PhD students, offering insights into linguistic phenomena through the lens of Construction Grammar. Hosted by the Research Training Group “Dimensions of Constructional Space,” the […]
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20FEB 2025
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Talk by Prof. Dr. Alexander Ziem at the RTG
Constructicography is what it’s all about The Research Training Group Dimensions of Constructional Space hosted Prof. Dr. Alexander Ziem from Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf on January 24th. His engaging presentation highlighted key developments at the intersection of frame semantics, construction grammar, and computational linguistics. Professor Ziem shared valuable insights from his research across several critical […]Constructicography is what it’s all about The Research Training Group Dimensions of Constructional Space hosted Prof. Dr. Alexander Ziem from Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf on January 24th. His engaging presentation highlighted key developments at the intersection of frame semantics, construction grammar, and computational linguistics. Professor Ziem shared valuable insights from his research across several critical […]
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