Prof. Dr. Anna Bonifazi

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Diskurslinguistik
Institut für Linguistik
D-50923 Köln

Luxemburger Str. 299
Raum 4.06
D-50929 Köln

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Prof. Dr. Anna Bonifazi's Blog

Lehre

Anaphora and discourse
Cognitive Linguistics in Discourse Studies
Communication and language use
Conversation Analysis
Discourse studies – overview
Discourse segmentation
Figurative language
Everyday written language use
Historical pragmatics
Interactional Linguistics
Intercultural pragmatics
Introduction to discourse analysis
Introduction to pragmatics
Multimodal communication in songs
Multimodality in language culture: Words, music, and tears
Multimodality in language use
Pragmatic and cognitive aspects of texts
Pragmatics of punctuation
Segmentation in language: A multimodal perspective (with Pamela Perniss)
Segmentation in language use
Storytelling
Storytelling between mono- and multimodality
Ancient Greek particles
The language of Homer
The language of Pindar
2021- 2022 Colloquium: Literatur- und sprachwissenschaftliche Abschlussarbeiten (A. Bonifazi und J. Harst)
2021- 2022 Colloquium: Diskurslinguistik
Colloquium: Cognitive musicology (with Uwe Seifert)
Colloquium: Ancient myths in modern literatures: Comparative perspectives on micro and macro structures (with Joachim Harst)
Colloquium: Detektive - lesen: literaturwissenschaftliche und linguistische Aspekte” (with Joachim Harst)
Colloquium: Historical pragmatics

Applying cognitive linguistics to literature
Approaching multimodality in literature: the poetics of weeping across genres
Cognitive and pragmatic aspects of a literary text: a toolkit
Metaphors, metonymies, and similes in ancient Greek prose and poetry: A cognitive approach
Reading between the lines: linguistic and nonlinguistic cues for discourse organization in literary narratives
Recalling people and objects in literary texts: cognitive processing, local effects, global strategies, and viewpoint
The communicative functions of punctuation markers across literary genres and styles

Greek Philology and Pragmatics
Homeric Utterances
How do we chunk prose? Rethinking discourse segmentation in ancient Greek historiographical texts
Metaphors, metonymies, and similes in ancient Greek prose and poetry: A cognitive approach
Particles in prose and poetry: Reconsidering the last chapter of Ancient Greek grammars
Poikilia in Herodotus´ and Thucydides´ Language
The Iliad in a cognitive linguistic perspective
The Wind of Songs. Pindar´s Discourse Strategies
Words and tears: Pragmatics and embodied cognition in the poetics of weeping

Pinelopi Ioannidou (in progress), Physical objects recalled via words, image and sound in forensic science movies: modelling the cross-modal construction of co-referential chains.

Juman Al-qaoud (in progress), The interactive functions of tag questions in Jordan dialects of Irbid City: a multimodal perspective.

Giulia Sperduti (in progress), The reuse of ancient Greek myths in Rita Dove’s works: a cognitive perspective.

Annemieke Drummen, "Dramatic pragmatics. A discourse approach to particle use in ancient Greek tragedy and comedy", Universität Heidelberg

Mark de Kreij, “The Metalanguage of performance: A discourse perspective on particle use in Homer and Pindar”, Universität Heidelberg

06/2022	Unconscious bias (UzK)
07/2021	Strategic positioning in the University environment. Short impulse with best practice exchange, Universität zu Köln.
2020-2021	Managementprogramm für Professorinnen und weibliche Führungskräfte, Universität zu Köln.
04-05/2020	Führung aus der Distanz, Universität zu Köln.
05/2019	Gesund führen - sich selbst und andere, Universität zu Köln.
02-08/2012	Uni-Heidelberg "Auf dem Weg zur Professur", Lobbach
03/2011	Uni-Heidelberg "Coaching zur Mitarbeiterführung", Heidelberg
07/2010	Uni-Heidelberg "Mitarbeiterführung II", Lobbach
04/2010	Uni-Heidelberg "Mitarbeiterführung I", Lobbach
09/2009	DFG workshop "Personalmanagement" for Emmy-Noether fellows, Wiesloch