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Germanistische Linguistik
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"GL" has been published by the Research Center Deutscher Sprachatlas since 1969 and is one of the best established publications in the field of German linguistics. To date, more than 250 thematic issues have been published, 2-3 per year. “GL” provides an overview of fundamental issues in German linguistics and topics that have a particular impact on the discipline. Each issue is dedicated to a specific topic.
Here you can find the volumes prior to issue 1/24.
Further information on the editorial board, the editorial team, or the review process can be found at www.gl.nomos.de.
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- 0072-1492
- ISSN-Online
- 2944-2419
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- Georg Olms Verlag, Baden-Baden
- Language
- Deutsch
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- Journal
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The decline of behaviourism in psychology marked the triumphant advance of cognitive science as an interdisciplinary, primarily empirical investigation of mental phenomena. A core concept in this multidisciplinary research program is that of a...
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On the theoretical basis of a pragmalinguistic concept of representation and the discourse and speech act concept associated with the pragmatic concept of representation, the article analyses linguistic representations of health and illness in...
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The Mismatch Negativity (MMN), an automatic and pre-attentive deviation detection response of the human brain, has widely been used as electrophysiological correlate of neural representations in the sensory cortices. Besides its importance for...
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Talkers vary in their production of speech, requiring listeners to work out the mapping between speech and linguistic representations for a talker. To accommodate talker variability, listeners use various sources of information, such as knowledge...
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Already von Helmholtz, at the end of the 19th century, was working on the question of how the brain processes spatial sensory information and makes it available to the motor system in order to interact successfully with the world. We can see where...
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In psychiatry, mental representations are considered at a variety of complexity levels in a highly interdisciplinary context. Strict definitions, in which mental representation reflects the concrete external world are rarely used in the clinical...
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Linguistic representations change over the course of a child’s life. Children are faced with the task of perceiving, processing and mentally representing the language that surrounds them. In language production, this dynamic is evident in...
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