Research
The URPP Language and Space is dedicated to research on the fundamental connection of language and space on the basis of three points of intersection represented through the research topics Language in Space, Space through Language, and Space in Language.
UFSP SpuR Agenda
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26.2.2020, 18:00: NLP for Geography and More
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4.3.2020, 16:00: Visualisierungen in der Linguistik: Diagrammatische Überlegungen
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5.3.2020, 16:15: Understanding Language and Space in Switzerland - how the URPP contributes
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11.3.2020, 16:00: Albanisch als Herkunftssprache in der Schweiz: Morphosyntax & Lexikon
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12.3.2020, 16:15: Pseudopartitivity in Germanic and Romance (contact) varieties
Language and Space Lab
The Language and Space Lab is the core unit of the URPP engaged in advancing laboratory-style, interdisciplinary approach to the study of language. We study how language is shaped by the space in which it is used, from individual interactions to global geographical patterns.
SPUR Blog & Papers
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Revisiting research training in linguistics: theory, logic, method
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Turning the Passer-by into a Customer: Multi-party Encounters at a Market Stall
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Aneinander-Vorbeigehen – Eine Interaktionsanalyse flüchtiger urbaner Begegnungen
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On the Distribution of Deep Clausal Embeddings: A Large Cross-linguistic Study
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The Story Behind StarBorn
About us
Currently there are engaged 22 participating professors and more than 20 early career researchers who are carrying out a wide range of projects focused on the intersection of language and space within their focused research groups and in the Language and Space Lab.