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Professor Dr. Manfred Krifka

Address Leibniz-Zentrum Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft (ZAS)
Pariser Straße 1
10719 Berlin

Projects

As Applicant
- Completed projects
  - Syntax/Semantik-Konfigurationen in Relativsätzen mit externen und internen Köpfen (Research Grants)
  - A corpus-based contrastive study tense, aspect, modality and polarity (TAMP) in Austronesian languages of Melanesia (MelaTAMP) (Research Grants)
  - Past Tense Morphology in Tense and Modality (Research Grants)
  - Modelling the Use of Quantifiers in Typical and Atypical Speakers Probabilistically (Priority Programmes)
  - The Pragmatic Status of Iconic Meaning in Spoken Communication: Gestures, Ideophones, Prosodic Modulations (PSIMS) (Priority Programmes)
  - Anaphoric Potential of Incorporated Nominals and Weak Definites (ANAPIN) (Research Grants)
As Participating Researcher
- Completed projects
  - GRK 275: Economy and Complexity in Language (Research Training Groups)
  - GSC 86: Berlin School of Mind and Brain (Graduate Schools)
As Project Head
- Completed projects
  - The interaction of information structure and grammar in Gur and Kwa languages (Collaborative Research Centres)
  - Information structure (IS) in non-assertive speech acts (Collaborative Research Centres)
  - Speaker's choices in a creole context: Bislama and Morisien (Collaborative Research Centres)
As Participating Person
- Completed projects
  - Vagueness, Approximation, and Granularity (VAAG) (Research Grants)
As Ehemaliger Antragsteller
- Completed projects
  - Cross-linguistic phonetics and morphology using a time-aligned multilingual reference corpus built from documentations of 50 languages: Big data on small languages (Research Grants) to 11/2019
As Host
- Completed projects
  - Questions and Answers in Creole Languages (Research Fellowships)
  - Analysis and Modeling of Event-Related Brain Activity During Language Processing (Heisenberg Fellowships)
As Co-Investigator
- Completed projects
  - Complex Sentences in Brazilian Indigenous Languages: Experimental and Theoretical Studies (Research Grants)

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