Cornelia Neubert, M.A., Dipl.-Ing.
I am a postgraduate research assistant and lecturer in English Linguistics.
Short curriculum vitae
I studied agriculture at Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (Dipl.-Ing. agr.). After some years working in this sector, I studied English and American Studies at Chemnitz University of Technology with a specialisation in linguistics and TESOL. In 2008/09, I spent 6 months at the University of Glasgow as an ERASMUS student. In 2010, I completed a 6 week internship at the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur, where I helped compile texts for ICE-Malaysia. In August 2011, I finished my M.A. thesis on English reflexive pronouns. I have been an ELL member at Chemnitz until WS 2016/17.
Research interests
I am particularly interested in phonetics and phonology, semantics, dialectology, and language variation and change.
Teaching
WS 2012/13: BA3 - Seminar Psycholinguistics
SS 2012: BA4 - Seminar Sociolinguistics
WS 2011/12: BA3 - Seminar English in England and Scotland
Publications
| 2014 |
The Ambivalence of the Internet as a Means of ELT. In C. Haase & N. Orlova (Eds.), ELT. Harmony and diversity (pp. 183–196). Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars.
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| 2012 |
Non-standard morphology in written academic discourse – a theoretical approach to themself. In I. Headlandová Kalischová &R. Jancarikova (Eds.), Approaches to Discourse (Brno Workshop on Linguistics Studies in English 2011 Proceedings).
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Invited talks
| 10/2012 |
The ambiguity of the Internet as a means of ELT. Challenges IV. Ústí nad Labem, Czech Republic
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| 03/2012 |
The ChemCorpus as an empirical foundation. Curriculum Development Workshop. Ústí nadLabem, Czech Republic
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| 11/2011 |
Filling gaps in English Grammar: The case of themself. Modena International Workshop: Corpus, Discourse and Genre studies on Language Change: Work in progress. Modena, Italy
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Conferences (without talk)
| 11/2011 |
Potentials of Language Documentation: Methods, Analyses, and Utilization. MPI-Workshop Leipzig, Germany
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| 03/2011 |
Discourse Analysis in a Digital World. 4th International Conference on Discourse Studies. Nitra, Slovakia
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