Uni-Tübingen

Projects of CRC 1718

 

Area A – Cognition

Project A1 (Franke & Snider): Probabilistic Reasoning about Common Ground

Project A2 (Kaup & Maienborn): Shared Prior Background within Common Ground: Semantic vs. World Knowledge

Project A3 (Müller): Common Ground Make-Up: Attitudes and Types of Propositional Information

Project A4 (Barnes, Ebert & Stolterfoht): Multimodality, Iconicity and the Common Ground: The Status of Speech and Gesture

Project A5 (Kaup, Leuthold & Ulrich): Linguistic vs. Non-Linguistic Common Ground

Project A6 (Friedrich & Weber): Developing Common Ground across Age and Language Proficiency

Project A7 (Bohn, Franke & Fröhlich): Modeling Great Ape Signaling Behavior: Evolutionary Roots of Common Ground


Area B – Grammar

Project B1 (Axel-Tober & Stolterfoht): Lexical Common Ground Management: Particles in Processing and Diachronic Development

Project B2 (Menéndez Benito): Common Ground Management Interactions: Romance Evidentials

Project B3 (Hennecke & Mihatsch): Spanish Mitigators: How to Switch Non-Default Common Ground Updates

Project B4 (Dessì Schmid & Wiesinger): Mirativity and Common Ground Updates in Romance Languages

Project B5 (Griffiths): Clarifying the Common Ground: A Cross-Linguistic Investigation of the Form and Pragmatic Function of Reprise Questions and Reprise Fragments

Project B6 (Axel-Tober, Featherston & Winkler): Syntax Interacts with Common Ground: Non-Canonical Inversion Structures


Area C – Communication

Project C1 (Kehl, Kramer & Winkler): Construction and Destruction of Common Ground in Polarized Political Discourse

Project C2 (Çöltekin): Signaling and Interpreting Defectivity in Common Ground: Face-to-Face, Voice-Only, and Text-Only Communication

Project C3 (Dang-Anh & Rapp): Strategic Common Ground Updates: How Pragmatic Inferences are Used in Public Discourse

Project C4 (Achimova & Jäger): Understanding Irony through the Theory of Common Ground

Project C5 (Bauer, Beck & Zirker): Multiple Common Grounds – Linguistic Mechanisms for Literary Meaning


Central Projects

Project Ö (Gese & Kramer): Science Communication Practices and the Dynamics of Common Ground

Project S (Hörnig, Kaup & Stolterfoht): Methodological Support and Research Data Management

Project Z (Stolterfoht): Central Tasks of the Collaborative Research Center