Anne Storch
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 588648 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Anne Storch |
| NOMBRES | Anne |
| APELLIDO | Storch |
| FIRMA | STORCH A |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Cologne |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0385-2968 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 23 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 42 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 6 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1997 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Dromm und die verlorene Balance [The Mouth]
Dromm ist ein Linguist, der die akademische Welt und damit die binäre Ordnung von submission und review verlassen hat. Er arbeitet meist als Experte, der ausgewählte cold cases löst, ist aber einem größeren Publikum vor allem durch seine Unterschrift in einem Requisiten-Gästebuch in der italienischen Serie Rocco Schiavone bekannt (Brignone 2019 [2016], Staffel 1,3: Sturz in den Tod, 32:02.). Er hat sowohl zur Linguistik der Nacht (Nassenstein & S…
Performances of transparency
The names by which luxury items are marketed are often interpreted as names that trigger forms of mimesis. By considering the connections made through naming, products such as perfumes seem to be powerful metaphors for a particular lifestyle, wealth, and specific identity constructions, thereby obviously suggesting the possibility that through owning and using such products, clients can – for a while – become what is promised on the package. The …
Language sciences in the future
Gerhardt, Ludwig
The Art of Language
Creativity in language
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The Impact of Tourism in East Africa
This book explores the relationship between imperial formations and individual encounters at African tourist sites – spaces of leisure, healing and work. It examines how encounters between tourists and hosts tend to be constructed along colonial thought lines and considers how players in the hospitality industry do not interact as coeval participants, but are racialised, scripted and positioned according to colonially-established order. The autho…
Metasex – The Discourse of Intimacy and Transgression
This study focuses on the language around sexuality and discourses about sex, labeled by the authors as metasex, from a broad crosslinguistic perspective. Unlike many existing studies on sexting that predominantly take into account the linguistic practices of teenagers often located in the Global North, this book offers a more holistic approach by discussing Southern concepts of body parts, their conceptualization and mediatization (“dick pics”),…
Colonial and Decolonial Linguistics
Swearing and Cursing
Language and Tourism in Postcolonial Settings
Postcolonial Performativity in the Philippine Heritage Tourism Industry
The Hakuna Matata Swahili
Cameras as Barriers of Understanding
Games with names
This paper discusses deliberate changes surrounding the practice of naming (people and objects). I first present a discussion of naming and healing, and then turn to the act of naming as an active agent for language change in the context of praise names and names that are used as comments on social change. There are particularly rich areas where the deliberate, creative change of language is strikingly visible, namely in tourism. The analysis of …
The idea of a yell
This contribution examines the metapragmatics of the ‘noisy’ voice: how voice performance that does not include the utterance of words is evaluated and discussed by different audiences and authors. Secrecy as being expressed through and by the transcendental voice is one aspect of these discussions, and notions of interiority of Self and Other are others. The paper thereby suggests that there are many options in conceptualizing language, and that…
Evidentiality and the Expression of Knowledge
Evidentials in African languages range from systems that distinguish between firsthand and non-firsthand information to repertoires of evidential markers that express source of information, control over knowledge, reliability of inferred information, etc. Besides more ‘typical’ evidentials, there are also examples where evidential meanings are expressed via spatial deictic markers, discourse markers, and pronominal elements. This contribution pro…
At the fringes of language
The Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality
Every language has a way of saying how one knows what one is talking about, and what one thinks about what one knows. In some languages, one always has to specify the information source on which it is based-whether the speaker saw the event, or heard it, or inferred it based on something seen or on common sense, or was told about it by someone else. This is the essence of evidentiality, or grammatical marking of information source-an exciting cat…
Kolonialzeitliche Sprachforschung. Herausgegeben von Thomas Stolz, Christina Vossmann und Barbara Dewein
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Secret Manipulations
Change and Manipulation 2. Social Distances 3. Secrecy 4. Mimesis 5. Sacrilege 6. Ambiguity 7. Contact 8. Conclusions Appendix List of Languages References Index
Dynamics of interacting populations language contact in the Lwoo languages of Bahr el-Ghazal
Number inflection systems in Western Nilotic languages appear highly complex and diverse. Comparative work on Nilotic and other Nilo-Saharan families has shown that these languages have a morphologically tripartite system with marked plurals and a bare root singular, marked singulatives constructed from unmarked collectives, and a replacement pattern with morphologically marked singulars and plurals. Historical comparison of the formatives used t…
Where have all the noun classes gone? A case study of Jukun
Jukun is commonly regarded as a language cluster which has lost its noun class prefixes almost completely, to the extent of building up new suffixes in some lects like Jukun of Takum (Welmers 1968). This paper aims at showing that there are some languages on the Northern periphery of the old Kororofa kingdom of the Jukun which have preserved various noun class prefixes and a more complex, more conservative morphology in general, so that the prese…
The Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality
Every language has a way of saying how one knows what one is talking about, and what one thinks about what one knows. In some languages, one always has to specify the information source on which it is based-whether the speaker saw the event, or heard it, or inferred it based on something seen or on common sense, or was told about it by someone else. This is the essence of evidentiality, or grammatical marking of information source-an exciting cat…
Secret Manipulations
Change and Manipulation 2. Social Distances 3. Secrecy 4. Mimesis 5. Sacrilege 6. Ambiguity 7. Contact 8. Conclusions Appendix List of Languages References Index
Where have all the noun classes gone? A case study of Jukun
Jukun is commonly regarded as a language cluster which has lost its noun class prefixes almost completely, to the extent of building up new suffixes in some lects like Jukun of Takum (Welmers 1968). This paper aims at showing that there are some languages on the Northern periphery of the old Kororofa kingdom of the Jukun which have preserved various noun class prefixes and a more complex, more conservative morphology in general, so that the prese…
Dynamics of interacting populations language contact in the Lwoo languages of Bahr el-Ghazal
Number inflection systems in Western Nilotic languages appear highly complex and diverse. Comparative work on Nilotic and other Nilo-Saharan families has shown that these languages have a morphologically tripartite system with marked plurals and a bare root singular, marked singulatives constructed from unmarked collectives, and a replacement pattern with morphologically marked singulars and plurals. Historical comparison of the formatives used t…
Secret Manipulations
Change and Manipulation 2. Social Distances 3. Secrecy 4. Mimesis 5. Sacrilege 6. Ambiguity 7. Contact 8. Conclusions Appendix List of Languages References Index
Kolonialzeitliche Sprachforschung. Herausgegeben von Thomas Stolz, Christina Vossmann und Barbara Dewein
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Evidentiality and the Expression of Knowledge
Evidentials in African languages range from systems that distinguish between firsthand and non-firsthand information to repertoires of evidential markers that express source of information, control over knowledge, reliability of inferred information, etc. Besides more ‘typical’ evidentials, there are also examples where evidential meanings are expressed via spatial deictic markers, discourse markers, and pronominal elements. This contribution pro…
At the fringes of language
The Oxford Handbook of Evidentiality
Every language has a way of saying how one knows what one is talking about, and what one thinks about what one knows. In some languages, one always has to specify the information source on which it is based-whether the speaker saw the event, or heard it, or inferred it based on something seen or on common sense, or was told about it by someone else. This is the essence of evidentiality, or grammatical marking of information source-an exciting cat…
Language and Tourism in Postcolonial Settings
Postcolonial Performativity in the Philippine Heritage Tourism Industry
The Hakuna Matata Swahili
Cameras as Barriers of Understanding
Games with names
This paper discusses deliberate changes surrounding the practice of naming (people and objects). I first present a discussion of naming and healing, and then turn to the act of naming as an active agent for language change in the context of praise names and names that are used as comments on social change. There are particularly rich areas where the deliberate, creative change of language is strikingly visible, namely in tourism. The analysis of …
The idea of a yell
This contribution examines the metapragmatics of the ‘noisy’ voice: how voice performance that does not include the utterance of words is evaluated and discussed by different audiences and authors. Secrecy as being expressed through and by the transcendental voice is one aspect of these discussions, and notions of interiority of Self and Other are others. The paper thereby suggests that there are many options in conceptualizing language, and that…
Metasex – The Discourse of Intimacy and Transgression
This study focuses on the language around sexuality and discourses about sex, labeled by the authors as metasex, from a broad crosslinguistic perspective. Unlike many existing studies on sexting that predominantly take into account the linguistic practices of teenagers often located in the Global North, this book offers a more holistic approach by discussing Southern concepts of body parts, their conceptualization and mediatization (“dick pics”),…
Colonial and Decolonial Linguistics
Swearing and Cursing
Creativity in language
Preview this article: Creativity in language, Page 1 of 1 /docserver/preview/fulltext/ijolc.00012.sto-1.gif
The Impact of Tourism in East Africa
This book explores the relationship between imperial formations and individual encounters at African tourist sites – spaces of leisure, healing and work. It examines how encounters between tourists and hosts tend to be constructed along colonial thought lines and considers how players in the hospitality industry do not interact as coeval participants, but are racialised, scripted and positioned according to colonially-established order. The autho…
The Art of Language
Performances of transparency
The names by which luxury items are marketed are often interpreted as names that trigger forms of mimesis. By considering the connections made through naming, products such as perfumes seem to be powerful metaphors for a particular lifestyle, wealth, and specific identity constructions, thereby obviously suggesting the possibility that through owning and using such products, clients can – for a while – become what is promised on the package. The …
Language sciences in the future
Gerhardt, Ludwig
Dromm und die verlorene Balance [The Mouth]
Dromm ist ein Linguist, der die akademische Welt und damit die binäre Ordnung von submission und review verlassen hat. Er arbeitet meist als Experte, der ausgewählte cold cases löst, ist aber einem größeren Publikum vor allem durch seine Unterschrift in einem Requisiten-Gästebuch in der italienischen Serie Rocco Schiavone bekannt (Brignone 2019 [2016], Staffel 1,3: Sturz in den Tod, 32:02.). Er hat sowohl zur Linguistik der Nacht (Nassenstein & S…
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