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Project leader
Jürgen Pafel, Prof. Dr.
Institut für Linguistik/Germanistik
Universität Stuttgart
Postfach 10 60 37
D-70049 Stuttgart
e-mail: Juergen.Pafel@ilg.uni-stuttgart.de
Tel. +49/0711/121-3137
Fax. +49/0711/121-3141
Other staff
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Oliver Bott
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Universität Tübingen
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SFB 441
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Nauklerstr. 35
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D - 72074 Tübingen
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e-mail: oliver.bott@student.uni-tuebingen.de
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Tel.: 07071 - 2977150
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Andreas Konietzko
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Universität Tübingen
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SFB 441 
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Nauklerstr. 35 
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D - 72074 Tübingen
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e-mail: andreaskonietzko@gmx.de
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Tel.: 07071 - 2977150
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Katrin Petodnig
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Universität Tübingen
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SFB 441
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Nauklerstr. 35
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D - 72074 Tübingen
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e-mail: kpetodnig@yahoo.de
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Tel.: 07071 - 2977150
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Janina Radó
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Universität Tübingen
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SFB 441
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Nauklerstr. 35
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D - 72074 Tübingen
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e-mail: janina@sfs.nphil.uni-tuebingen.de
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Tel.: 07071 - 2977150
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Tanja Werner
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Universität Tübingen
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SFB 441
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Nauklerstr. 35
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D - 72074 Tübingen
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e-mail: tanjawerner@gmx.de
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Tel.: 07071 - 2977150
Project Outline
Research in semantics is based to a high degree upon intuitive judgements
made by native (and sometimes non-native) speakers. The project A4 is concerned
with the nature, function and reliability of these semantic judgements,
as well as of the semantic intuitions underlying them. The project has three main
goals: First, we will present an overview of the different kinds of speaker judgements
that are used in semantic research. What are the characteristics of these judgments
and how are they related to other methods of data collection? Our second goal is
methodological. Can intuitive speaker judgments fulfill the same methodological standards
as experimental methods? How good can speaker judgments be and how should
they be collected? Finally our theoretical interest is to get a better understanding of semantic
intuitions and their linguistic status.
Project Proposal (German)
Report 2004
New Proposal 2005 - 2008
running experiments
plausibility judgements
sentence completions
grammaticality judgement 1
grammaticality judgement 2
Original design by Laura Kallmeyer and Christoph Singer.
Maintained by Oliver
Bott. Last updated 6.07.2005 |