Onderzoeksresultaten

boeken | artikelen | lezingen | projecten

BOEKEN ↩

• Koehnlein, B. (2011) Rule reversal revisited: Synchrony and diachrony of tone and prosodic structure in the Franconian dialect of Arzbach.. Utrecht : LOT. Dissertation Series 274., 2011. Full text: http://depot.knaw.nl/9563

ARTIKELEN ↩

• Koehnlein, B. (2010) 'Gilt in Arzbach wirklich Regel B? Eine phonetisch-phonologische Analyse der Tonakzentopposition im rechtsrheinischen Regel B-Gebiet.'. In: In: M. Katerbow & A. Werth (Hrsg.): Moderne Regionalsprachen als multidimensionales Forschungsfeld.. Hildesheim : Olms, 2010, pp. -.

LEZINGEN ↩

• Koehnlein, B. & M. van Oostendorp. (2012) Dutch Stress Retraction at the Interface. TIN-dag, Utrecht, 04-02-2012. Full text: http://depot.knaw.nl/10138
• Koehnlein, B. (2011) From many to one: the segment as the only TBU. Old World Conference in Phonology, Nice, 28-01-2010.
• Oostendorp, M. van & B. Koehnlein. (2011) Quantity-Sensitivity and the Three-Syllable Window as Lexical Properties. Old World Conference in Phonology 8, Marrakech, 22-01-2011.
• Koehnlein, B. (2010) The tonal reversal in Franconian dialects: Language contact and its influence on the interaction of phonology and phonetics. Societas Linguistica Europaea, 43rd annual meeting, Vilnius, 03-09-2010.
• Hermans, B.J.H. & B. Koehnlein. (2009) Ternary rhythm; superfoot strikes back. Manchester Phonology Meeting (MFM17), Manchester, 30-05-2009.
• Koehnlein, B. (2008) From outsider to prototype: The lexical tone contrast in Arzbach (Westerwald). Manchester Phonology Meeting, Manchester, 23-05-2008.
• Koehnlein, B. (2008) How OCP influences lexical tones in Franconian dialects: Explaining the differences between Rule A and Rule B. Meeting Prosody Group, Nijmegen, 25-11-2008.
• Koehnlein, B. (2008) The reversed reversal in Arzbach's tone accents. TIN dag, Utrecht, 02-02-2008.
• Koehnlein, B. (2008) There‘s no reversal in “Rule B“: Evidence against traditional claims about tone accents in the Westerwald. Germanic Linguistics Annual Conference, Madison, 03-05-2008.
• Koehnlein, B. (2008) Understanding the partial reversal of tonal contours: OCP-effects in two Franconian dialects. Sound Circle, Utrecht, 03-10-2008.
• Koehnlein, B. (2008) Was ist "Regel B"? Zur Umkehrung der Regelumkehrung in Arzbachs Tonakzenten. Tonakzent-Workshop, Marburg, Germany, 14-02-2008.
• Koehnlein, B. & P. Boersma. (2008) Westerwald Franconian: A different ternary scale for tone spreading. OCP 5, Toulouse, 25-01-2008.
• Koehnlein, B. (2007) "Rule B" in the Franconian tone accent area: Accent reversal in Arzbach (Westerwald). UvA, Amsterdam, 08-06-2007.

PROJECTEN ↩

• Language Portal Dutch/Frisian (Taalportaal Nederlands/Fries) (2011-....). Het project "Taalportaal" richt zich op het ontwerp, de ontwikkeling en de implementatie van een virtueel taalinstituut, een digitale gedistribueerde bron van kennis over de grammaticale eigenschappen van het Nederlands en het Fries. Internet: . Project in samenwerking met: Universiteit Leiden, Fryske Akademy, Instituut voor Nederlandse Lexicologie, Universiteit Utrecht.
• Tone and intrasegmental structure in West-Germanic dialects (2005-2009). The so-called 'Franconian' dialects of the borderland of Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxemburg share an interesting phonological feature: they have a lexical tone contrast, i.e. a word can mean different things depending on which of the two tones it contains. Many aspects of these dialects are not very well understood, particularly regarding the interaction between tone and segmental structure. The current proposal contains three closely related projects in which an attempt is made to solve the numerous problems of Franconian tonology and to integrate Franconian into the typology of tone languages. In these projects insights of modern phonology and phonetics are put to work and combined with the techniques of classical dialectology. Project in samenwerking met: Instituut voor Fonetische Wetenschappen, UvA. Medewerkers: Paul Boersma (Fonetisch Instituut UvA), Ivo van Ginneken (AiO), Ben Hermans (Senior Onderzoeker), Wolfgang Kehrein (Fonetisch Instituut UvA), Marc van Oostendorp (Senior Onderzoeker), Maike Prehn (AiO).