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Priming structural similarity in L1-L2 interactions: The use of Present Perfect vs. Simple Past by German learners of English (Poster). The 32nd Conference of the European Second Language Association (Eurosla-32), University of Birmingham (with Regina Grund). 30.08.-02.09.2023.
A corpus study of forestressing in African American English. Paper presented at the fifth conference of Phonetics and Phonology in Europe 2023 (PaPE), Nijmegen, the Netherlands. 2-4 June 2023 (with Janne Lorenzen).
The final word on word-final prominence: Multifarious evidence for stress in Turkish. Paper presented at 8th Workshop on Turkic and Languages in Contact with Turkic (Tu+8), Harvard University, USA. 4-5 March 2023 (with Janne Lorenzen).
Is forestressing in African American English still alive? An empirical investigation using CORAAL. Paper presented at the 9th Biennial International Conference on the Linguistics of Contemporary English (BICLCE 2022), University of Ljubljana, Slovenia. 15-17 September 2022 (with Janne Lorenzen).
Crosslinguistic differences in the mapping of prominence between music and language. Poster presented at the 3rd International Conference "Prominence in Language", University of Cologne, Germany. 2-3 June 2022 (with Christina Domene Moreno and Haykanush Sazhumyan).
Learning the English present perfect: Nature and extent of L1 German influence. Paper presented at Modern Linguistics and Language Didactics (LiDi) 2022, Universitaet Kassel (with Regina Grund). 28.-29.04.2022.
Romancing Europe: Staged multilingualism and accentual affection in post-war popular music. Paper presented at the Conference Panel "Popular Music of Europe in Romance Languages? – Historical and Present Dimensions of Hidden Connections" [Populärmusik aus der Romania für Europa? – Historische und gegenwärtige Dimensionen eines „schlummernden“ Bindeglieds“]. XXXVII. Romanistentag. 04-07.10.2021 (with Zeno Ackermann).
Forestressing in African American English: Social and Structural Factors. Paper presented at the 15th International PAC Conference (PAC 2021), Spoken English Varieties: Redefining and Representing Realities, Communities and Norms. University of Toulouse Jean Jaurès, France. 01-03.09.2021 (with Janne Lorenzen).
Müzik ve dil eşleşmesinde sözcük vurgusu. Invited talk delivered at the 34th Assembly Meeting of the National Linguistics Association of Turkey. Middle East Technical University, Ankara, Turkey. 30.04.2021
What makes grammatical words "weak"? Disentangling semantic, morphosyntactic and prosodic factors via language-music mapping. Paper presented at the 43rd Annual Meeting of the German Society of Linguistics (DGfS). University of Freiburg, Germany (with Christina Domene Moreno). 23.-26.02.2021.
What can music reveal about word stress. Invited talk delivered at the Sixth Workshop on Turkic and Languages in Contact with Turkic (TU+6). University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada. 20.02.2021.
Structural factors in the emergence, persistence and regularization of exceptional stress patterns in Turkish. Paper presented at the Fourth Edinburgh Symposium on Historical Phonology. University of Edinburgh (with Janne Lorenzen). 09.-10.-12.2019.
Stress-melody alignment reflects language-specific cues for accentual prominence. Paper presented at Generative Linguistics beyond Language: Shared Modules for Rhythm, Narration and Emotion across Domains, workshop at Generative Linguistics in the Old World (GLOW) 42. University of Oslo (with Christina Domene Moreno). 07.-11.05.2019.
Prosodic cues for rhythm in adult vs. child-directed songs. Paper presented at the 41st Annual Meeting of the German Society of Linguistics (DGfS). University of Bremen (with Christina Domeno Moreno). 06-08.03.2019.
Structural concomitants of final vs. non-final stress reveal how two separate stress systems evolved in Turkish: Evidence from a database study. Paper presented at the 16th Old World Conference on Phonology. University of Verona, Italy (with Janne Lorenzen and Marie-Christin Himmel). 16-18.01.2019.
Bilingual and monolingual speech rhythm in additional language learning. Paper presented at the 28th Conference of the European Second Language Association (EUROSLA 28). University of Münster (with Christina Domene Moreno). 05-08.09.2018.
Psycho-typologizing word stress through prosody-music alignment in children’s songs. Paper presented at the 40th Annual Meeting of the German Society of Linguistics (DGfS). University of Stuttgart (with Christina Domene Moreno). 07-09.03.2018.
Which factors determine the degree of rhoticity in Expanding Circle Englishes: The case of Chinese English. Paper presented at 7th Biennial International Conference on the Linguistics of Contemporary English. Universidade de Vigo, Spain (with Zeyu Li). 28-30.09.2017.
A cross-linguistic perspective on stress-meter alignment in music: Evidence from Turkish children's songs (Poster). Phonetics and Phonology in Europe 2017. Universität Köln (with Christina Domene Moreno). 12-14.06.2017.
Crosslinguistic interaction in bilingual speech perception and production. Invited speaker. Ringvorlesung: “Neue Sprachräume und Sprachkontakt durch Migration”. Forschungszentrum “Arealität und Sozialität in der Sprache”, Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel. 06.06.2017.
What modulates the L3 perception and production of English phonological contrasts? The case of Turkish-German bilinguals (Poster). Workshop on Multilingual Language Acquisition, Processing and Use. Adam Mickiewicz University. Poznan, Poland (with Christina Domene Moreno). 06-07.05.2017.
Phonetic invariance in L2 modulates allophonic realizations in L1: Evidence from bilingual production of laterals. Paper presented at Old World Conference on Phonology (OCP 14). University of Düsseldorf (with Marie-Christin Himmel). 20.-22.02.2017.
What can accent-meter alignment in music say about prosodic typology. Paper presented at Seminar on General Metrics. Meertens Instituut, Amsterdam (with Christina Domene Moreno). 25.01.2017.
Refining Turkish stress as a multifaceted phenomenon. Keynote speaker at the Conference on Central Asian Languages and Linguistics (ConCALL-2). University of Indiana, Bloomington, IN, USA. 07.-09.10.2016.
Multilingual advantage and crosslinguistic influence in the acquisition of an L3 phonology by young learners of English. Paper presented at the 26th Annual Conference of the European Second Language Association (EUROSLA-26). University ofJyväskylä, Finnland (with Christina Domene Moreno). 24-27.08.2016.
Post-pubescent long-term exposure to non-rhoticity causes qualitativ and quantitative changes in the realization of postvocalic /r/. Poster presented at the Biennial Conference on Laboratory Phonology (LabPhon15), Cornell University, Ithaca, United States (with Marie-Christin Himmel). July 13th-16th 2016.
Adaptation or attrition? L1 rhoticity in American English-German late bilinguals. Presentation at the Third international conference on Language Attrition (ICLA3), University of Essex, United Kingdom (with Marie-Christin Himmel). July 5th-7th 2016.
If stress is inert, what good does it do? Paper presented at the Workshop "Functions of Rhythm and Stress", University of Utrecht, the Netherlands. 04 March 2016.
The loss and variable realization of /r/ in a rhotic language: Evidence from post-pubescent exposure to non-rhoticity. Paper presented at the 13th Old World Conference in Phonology, Budapest, Hungary (with Marie Christin Himmel). 13-16 January 2016.
Structural complexity, recursion, and the genesis of prosodic idiosyncrasies. Paper presented at the 48th Annual Meeting of the Societas Linguistica Europaea. Leiden University Center for Linguistics, The Netherlands (with Anthi Revithiadou). 02.09.2015.
L2 production of formulaic sequences. Paper presented at the 25th Annual Conference of the European Second Language Association (EUROSLA-25). Université d’Aix-Marseille, France (with Bianca Mohr). 26-29.08.2015.
Rhoticity in Language Attrition: The case of American English -German Bilinguals. Paper presented at the 25th Annual Conference of the European Second Language Association (EUROSLA-25). Université d’Aix-Marseille, France (with Marie-Christin Himmel), 26-29.08.2015.
Word stress controvery at the phonology-morphosyntax interface. Invited speaker. Goethe Universität Frankfurt am Main. Institut für Linguistik. 2 February 2015.
'L2 production of formulaic sequences'. Paper presented at Workshop: Linguistic and psycholinguistic studies in L2 phonology. University of Stuttgart. 21-22 November 2014 (with Bianca Mohr).
'Influence of orthography on the perception of English schwa'. Paper presented at Workshop: Linguistic and psycholinguistic studies in L2 phonology. University of Stuttgart. 21-22 November 2014 (with Susanne Scheidemantel).
'Negative evidence incites tacit L2 knowledge: Evidence from learning a novel grammatical rule'. Paper presented at the 24th Annual Conference of the European Second Language Association (EUROSLA 24). University of York, York, United Kingdom. 3-6 September 2014 (with Kirsten Meemann).
Word stress controversy at the phonology-morphosyntax interface. Invited speaker. Zentrum für Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft, Berlin. 19 June 2014.
Implications of accentual regularities for prosodic typology. Invited speaker. Miniconference: Metrical Structure: Acquisition and Processing. Utrecht Institute of Linguistics, Utrecht, the Netherlands. 15-17 April 2014.
Appalachian English speakers’ intuitions about a-prefixing. The 5th International Conference on Linguistics of Contemporary English. University of Texas at Austin, USA. 25.-29.09.2013 (with Kirsten Meemann).
Interface or gradience? An ME study on bilinguals (Poster). Workshop on Neurobilingualism. University of Groningen, the Netherlands. 25.-27.08.2013 (with Elif Bamyaci).
'Non-convergence and optionality in bilinguals at the semantics-morphosyntax interface?' Paper to be presented at Workshop: Acquisition at the Interface. Center for Advanced Study in Theoretical Linguistics (CASTL). 22-23 October 2012. University of Tromso, Norway (with Elif Bamyaci).
'Native-like phonological representations? Acoustic, Phonetic and Phonological Factors in Non-Native Speech'. Paper presented at Workshop: Universal or Diverse Paths to English Phonology. Universität Münster. 19-21 September 2012.
'Bilinguals' processing of gradient structures: A magnitude estimation study'. Invited talk presented at the Workshop: Studies on normal and impaired language acquisition in monolingual and bilingual children and adults. 12-13 July 2012. University of Konstanz, Germany (with Elif Bamyaci).
'Default stress and rhythmic alternations as evidence for trochaic foot in Russian' Paper presented at the 13th Conference on Laboratory Phonology, 27-29 July 2012, University of Stuttgart (with Yulia Lavitskaya).
'Gradience and change at the morphosyntax-semantics interface: Turkish number agreement and animacy hierarchy' Paper presented at the 8th Workshop on Altaic Formal Linguistics. 18-20 May 2012, University of Stuttgart (with Elif Bamyaci).
'Seeking for the default in a lexical stress system' Talk presented at the Ninth Old World Conference in Phonology, 18-21 January 2012, ZAS, Berlin (with Yulia Lavitskaya).
‘Pronouns as indicators of modality shift: The ‘perplexive’ construction in Turkish’. Talk presented at the 44th Annual Meeting of the Societas Linguistica Europaea. 8-11 September 2011. Universidad de la Rioja, Logroño, Spain (with Asli Göksel).
‘Lexical encoding of L2 tonal contrasts: The role of L1 stress parameters’. Talk presented at Phonetics and Phonology in Iberia 2011. 21-22 June 2011. Tarrogona, Spain (with Tobias Galts and Bettina Braun).
‘Tonal variation in Taiwan Mandarin’. Talk presented at Phonetics and Phonology in Iberia 2011. 21-22 June 2011. Tarrogona, Spain (with Wen-Hsuan Chiao and Tobias Galts).
‘Which bilinguals are faster in conflict processing: The role of linguistic (dis)similarity’. Talk presented at the 10th International Symposium of Psycholinguistics. 13-16 April 2011. Donastia, San Sebastian, Spain (with Bettina Braun and Sonja Froitzheim).
L1 stress typology matters in the lexical encoding of novel tonal contrasts. Poster presented at the 10th International Symposium of Psycholinguistics. 13-16 April 2011. Donastia, San Sebastian, Spain (with Bettina Braun and Tobias Galts).
‘Russian accentual system revisited: Experimental and diachronic evidence’. Poster presented at the 8th Old World Conference in Phonology. 19-22 January 2011. Marrakech, Morocco (with Yulia Lavitskaya).
‘Prosodic basis of syntactic doubling’. Paper presented at the 8th Old World Conference in Phonology. 19-22 January 2011. Marrakech, Morocco (with Asli Göksel and Anthi Revithiadou).
‘German L2 learners’ production of Italian consonantal length contrasts”. Paper presented at the 20th Conference of the European Second Language Association (EUROSLA 2010). 1-4 September 2010. University of Modena und Reggio Emilia, Italy (with Tanja Reckziegel).
‘Epenthetic vowels: a mere gestural mistiming?’. Poster presented at the 12th Conference on Laboratory Phonology. 8-10. July 2010. University of New Mexico, USA (with Frank Zimmerer).
‘Plural agreement and animacy in Turkish: An acceptability judgment study’. Paper presented at the 15th International Conference on Turkish Linguistics (ICTL). 20-22 August 2010. Szeged, Hungary (with Elif Bamyaci).
‘Bilinguals’ production & perception of Swiss-German and Italian vowels’. Paper presented at the 19th Annual Conference of the European Second Language Association (EuroSLA 19). 2-5 September 2009, University College, Cork, Ireland (with Annina Giger).
‘Copying and iteration at the morphology-syntax interface’. Paper presented at the 2009 Annual Meeting of the Linguistics Association of Great Britain (LAGB): Fiftieth Anniversary Golden Jubilee Meeting. 6-9 September 2009, Edinburgh, UK. (with Aslı Göksel & Anthi Revithiadou).
Zora, H., B. Kabak & P. Hagoort. (to appear). Relevance of prosodic focus and lexical stress for discourse comprehension in Turkish: Evidence from psychometric and electrophysiological data. Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience.
Kabak, B. (to appear). Vowel harmony and disharmony. In Kuniya Nasukawa, Bridget Samuels, Geoffrey Schwartz, & Miklós Törkenczy (eds.), The Wiley Blackwell Companion to Phonology, Second Edition.
Kabak, B. & H. Zora. (to appear). Psycholinguistics in Turkish: Prosodic Representations and Processing. In L. Johanson (ed.), Encyclopedia of Turkic Languages and Linguistics. Brill.
Archibald, J., J. Cabrelli & B. Kabak (Eds.). (2024). Formal approaches to multilingual phonology (Research Topic). Frontiers in Language Sciences. https://www.frontiersin.org/research-topics/51934/formal-approaches-to-multilingual-phonology/articles
Grund, R. & B. Kabak. (2024). Taking cognizance of variation and CLI effects in foreign language learning: The case of the English present perfect. In H. Härtl & K. Zaychenko (eds.), Grammatical categories in linguistics and education (Trends in Applied Linguistics), 251-271. Berlin & Boston: Mouton de Gruyter.
Domeno Moreno, C. & B. Kabak. (2023). Monolingual-bilingual (non-)convergence in L3 rhythm. In: R. Fuchs (ed.), Speech Rhythm in L1, L2 and Learner Varieties of English (Book Series: Prosody, Phonology and Phonetics), 159-184. Springer.
Domene Moreno, C. & Kabak, B. (2022). Prominence alignment in English and Turkish songs: Implications for word prosodic typology. In M. Scharinger & R. Wiese (Ed.), How Language Speaks to Music: Prosody from a Cross-domain Perspective (pp. 223-258). Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter. https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110770186-009
Kabak, B. & J. Lorenzen (2020). Paradigm leveling and regularization derive variation in stress: A corpus study on Turkish non-final stress at the morphology-phonology interface. In: A. Gürer, D. Uygun Gökmen & B. Öztürk (Eds.), Morphological complexity within and across boundaries. In honour of Aslı Göksel, 194-210. Studies in Language Companion Series (SLCS). John Benjamins.
Kabak, B. (2019). A dynamic equational approach to sound patterns in language change and second language acquisition: The (un)stability of English dental fricatives illustrated. In: Ruth Moehlig-Falke and Beatrix Busse (eds.), Patterns in Language and Linguistics. New Perspectives on a Ubiquitous Concept. Topics in English Linguistics [TiEL] 104, 221-254. Berlin, Boston: Mouton de Gruyter.
Li, Z. & B. Kabak (2017). Rhoticity in Chinese English: An experimental investigation on the realization of the variant (r) in an Expanding Circle variety. Alicante Journal of English Studies 30, 61-91.
Altmann, H. & B. Kabak (2015). English word stress in L2 and post-colonial varieties: Systematicity and variation. For: Ulrike Gut, et al (Eds.), Universal or diverse paths to English phonology, 185-208. De Gruyter.
Lavitskaya, Y. & B. Kabak (2014). Phonological default in the lexical stress system of Russian: Evidence from noun declension. Lingua 150: 363-385.
Bamyaci, E., J. Häussler & B. Kabak (2014). The interaction between animacy and number agreement: An experimental study. Lingua 148: 254-277.
Kabak, B. (2014). Pervasive syllables. In: Javier C. Reina and Renata Szczepaniak (Eds.), Syllable and Word Languages, 112-139. Linguae & Litterae Series. Berlin/Boston: DeGruyter.
Braun, B., T. Galts & B. Kabak (2014). Lexical encoding of L2 tones: The role of L1 stress, pitch accent and intonation. Second Language Research 30 (3), 323-350.
Kabak, B. & K. Meemann (2013). The role of positive vs. negative evidence in learning a novel dialect pattern: American English speakers’ grammatical intuitions on a-prefixing in Appalachian English. In: Herbst, Thomas & Thorsten Piske (Eds.), Zeitschrift für Anglistik und Amerikanistik 61 (3), 291-310.
Kabak, B. & S. Weber (2013). Markedness, context, and directionality in vowel harmony: A corpus study on vowel co-occurence patterns. Dilbilim Araştırmaları [Journal of Linguistic Research] 2013, 53-85.
Göksel, A., B. Kabak, & A. Revithiadou (2013). Prosodically constrained non-local doubling. The Linguistic Review 30 (2), 185-214.
Göksel, A. & B. Kabak (2012). Covert modality and perspective shift: The perplexive construction. In: W. Abraham and E. Leiss (Eds.), Covert patterns of modality, 106-132. Cambridge Scholars.
Domahs, U., Genç, S., Knaus, J., Wiese, R. & B. Kabak (2012). Processing (un)-predictable word stress: ERP evidence from Turkish. Language and Cognitive Processes, 1-20 [DOI:10.1080/01690965.2011.634590].
Chiao, W-H., B. Kabak, & B. Braun (2011). When more is less: non-native perception of level tone contrasts. Proceedings of the Psycholinguistic Representation of Tone Conference, pp. 43-45.
Kabak, B., T. Reckziegel, & B. Braun (2011). Timing of second language geminates and singletons. Proceedings of the 17th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences, pp. 994-997. Hong Kong, China.
Altmann H., & B. Kabak (2011). Second language phonology. In: Nancy C. Kula, Bert Botma & Kuniya Nasukawa (Eds.), The Continuum Companion to Phonology, 298-319. London /New York: Continuum.
Kabak, B. (2011). Turkish vowel harmony. In: Marc van Oostendorp, Colin Ewen, Beth Hume & Keren Rice (Eds.), The Blackwell Companion to Phonology. Wiley-Blackwell.
Kabak, B. & I. Vogel. (2011-a). Exceptions to stress and harmony: cophonologies or prespecification? In: Horst J. Simon & Heike Wiese (Eds.), Expecting the unexpected: exceptions in grammar, 59-94. Berlin/ New York: Mouton de Gruyter.
Kabak, B. & Irene Vogel (2011-b). Feature spreading, lexical specification, and truncation. In: Horst J. Simon & Heike Wiese (Eds.), Expecting the unexpected: exceptions in grammar, 103-106. Berlin/ New York: Mouton de Gruyter.
Kabak, B., K. Maniwa, & N. Kazanina (2010). Listeners use vowel harmony and word-final stress to spot nonsense words: A study of Turkish and French. Laboratory Phonology 1: 207-224.
Kabak, B. & A. Revithiadou (2009). From edgemost to lexical stress: Diachronic paths, typology and representation. The Linguistic Review 26 (1), 1-36.
Grijzenhout, J. & B. Kabak (Eds.) (2009). Phonological Domains: Universals and Deviations. Interface Explorations 16. Berlin / New York: Mouton de Gruyter.
[Review of the book by J. Meinschaefer in Language, Volume 87, Number 1, March 2011, pp. 201-203]
Grijzenhout, J. & B. Kabak (2009). Phonological domains: an appraisal. In: J. Grijzenhout & B. Kabak (Eds.), Phonological Domains: Universals and Deviations. Berlin/ New York: Mouton de Gruyter.
Kabak, B. & A. Revithiadou. (2009). An interface approach to prosodic word recursion. In: J. Grijzenhout & B. Kabak (Eds.) Phonological Domains: Universals and Deviations. Berlin/ New York: Mouton de Gruyter.
Kabak, B. (2007). Vowel assimilation across words in Turkish. Turkic Languages 11: 181-195.
Kabak, B. & K. Maniwa (2008). Acoustic, Phonetic and Phonological Factors in non-native sound perception: The case of English fricatives in clear and conversational speech. Manuscript submitted for publication.
Kabak, B. & K. Maniwa. (2007). L2 perception of English fricatives in clear and conversational speech: the role of phonetic similarity and L1 interference. In: J. Trouvain & W. Barry (Eds.), The Proceedings of the 16th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences, 781-784. Saarbrücken.
Kabak, B. (2007). Hiatus resolution in Turkish: an underspecification account. Lingua 117:1378-1411.
Kabak, B. & W. Idsardi (2007). Perceptual distortions in the adaptation of English consonant clusters: Syllable structure or consonantal contact contraints? Language and Speech 50 (1): 23-52.
Kabak, B. & F. Plank (2006). Where flexion encroaches on agglutination in Turkish and Korean. In: Yong-Kun Ko et al. (eds.) Whither Morphology in the New Millennium?, Morphology Monograph Series 1. pp. 123-152. Seoul, Korea: Pagijong Press.
Kabak, B. (2007). Turkish suspended affixation. Linguistics 45 (2): 311-347.
Kabak, B. & R. Schiering (2006). The phonology and morphology of function word contractions in German. Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics 9: 53-99.
Kabak, B. (2006). An obstacle to the morphologization of postpositions. Studies in Language 30: 33-68.
Kabak, B. & I. Vogel. (2005). Irregular stress in Turkish. Ms. University of Konstanz/ University of Delaware.
Altmann, H. & B. Kabak. (2005). The use of prosodic information for disambiguation by German children: An experimental Investigation. Ms. University of Delaware/ University of Konstanz.
Altmann, H. & B. Kabak (2005). American English speakers’ verb placement errors in German.
Kabak, B. & R. Schiering (2004). A corpus study on the distribution of ise and its clitic form. Turkic Languages, 8 (2): 232-244.
Kabak, B. (2004). Acquiring phonology is not acquiring inventories but contrasts: The loss of Turkic and Korean primary long vowels. Linguistic Typology 8: 351-368.
Kabak, B. & W. Idsardi (2003). Syllabically conditioned perceptual epenthesis. In: Nowak, P. et al. (eds.). Proceedings of the Berkeley Linguistics Society 29. pp. 233-245.
Kabak, B. (2003). The Perceptual Processing of Second Language Consonant Clusters. Ph.D. Dissertation. University of Delaware. Available through UMI’s Dissertation Publishing.
Kabak, B. & I. Vogel. (2001). The Phonological Word and Stress Assignment in Turkish. Phonology 18: 315-360.
a) Current PhD Projects
Krebs, Matthias (in progress). Allophonic variation, target accents and the role of input in non-native English. University of Würzburg.
b) Completed PhD Projects
1. Himmel, Marie-Christine (2021). Phonetic and phonological variability in the L1 and L2 of late bilinguals: The case
of /r/ and /l/.
Dr. Himmel received the prize for outstanding dissertations jointly awarded by Unterfränkischen Gedenkjahrstiftung für Wissenschaft and the University of Würzburg in 2021.
2. Domene Moreno, Christina (2021) Beyond transfer? The acquisition of an L3 phonology by Turkish-German bilinguals.
Dr. Domene Moreno receivedthe prize for outstanding doctoral dissertations jointly awarded by Unterfränkischen Gedenkjahrstiftung für Wissenschaft and the University of Würzburg in 2021.
3. Bamyacı, Elif. (2015) Competing Structures in the Bilingual Mind: A Psycholinguistic Investigation of Optional Verb Number Agreement. Doctoral Dissertation. University of Konstanz.
4. Lavitskaya, Yulia. (2015) Prosodic Structure of Russian: A Psycholinguistic Investigation of the Metrical Structure of Russian Nouns. Doctoral Dissertation. University of Konstanz.
In 2016, Yulia Lavitskaya won Wissenschaftsförderpreis of the City of Konstanz for best dissertation.
5. Nowossjelow, Georgij (2015) Suspended Affixation in Korean. Doctoral Dissertation. University of Konstanz
