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Free University of Berlin
Berlin University of the Arts
University of Graz
Prof. Dr. phil. Ulrich Schmitzer
- Department of Classical Philology
- Latin Studies
Patterns of Orientation: Lateral Deixis and Viewer Positioning in Early Modern Art Writing
Principal investigator(s): Prof. Dr. Kathleen Christian, Stefano de Bosio
Prof. Dr. Kathleen Christian
- Department of Art and Visual History
- Early Modern Arts History
Prof. Dr. Philipp Felsch
- Department of Cultural History, Cultural Theory, and Media Studies
Dr. Marek Buchmann
- Department of Asian and African Studies
Prof. Dr. Theresa Maria Roth
- Department of German Studies and Linguistics
- historical-comparative linguistics / Indo-European linguistics
CRC 1412/2: Evidentiality, Modality and Speaker’s Stance as Register Features in Galen’s Medical Discourse (SP B07)
Principal investigator(s): Prof. Dr. Theresa Maria Roth
Early Manila Hokkien (EMHo): Language, Missionary Linguistics and Migration from the perspective of the Bocabulario de lengua sangleya por las letraz de el A.B.C.
Principal investigator(s): Prof. Dr. Henning Klöter
Prof. Dr. Steffen Martus
- Department of German Literature
Long-term Access and Usage of Deeply Annotated Information II
Principal investigator(s): Prof. Dr. Anke Lüdeling
Noun classification systems in Africa between gender and declension (deriflection)
Principal investigator(s): Prof. Dr. phil. Tom Güldemann
Old Tibetan Annals: A Comprehensive Text Grammar
Principal investigator(s): Dr. Joanna Bialek
Patterns of Orientation: Lateral Deixis and Viewer Positioning in Early Modern Art Writing
Principal investigator(s): Prof. Dr. Kathleen Christian, Stefano de Bosio
Reconstruction and simulation of evolutionary processes in language (TP 3)
Principal investigator(s): Prof. Dr. Ulf Leser
RG 391/3: Problems of Representation in the Reign of Louis XIV. André Felibien Versus Thomas Hobbes
Principal investigator(s): Prof. Dr. phil. Horst Bredekamp
RG 391/4: Problems of Representation in the Reign of Louis XIV. André Felibien Versus Thomas Hobbes
Principal investigator(s): Prof. Dr. phil. Horst Bredekamp
RTG 2190/1: The Literary and Epistemic History of Small Forms
Principal investigator(s): Prof. Dr. phil. Joseph Vogl, Prof. Dr. Ethel Matala de Mazza
RTG 2190/2: The Literary and Epistemic History of Small Forms
Principal investigator(s): Prof. Dr. Ethel Matala de Mazza
Structure - System - Symbol
Principal investigator(s): Prof. Dr. phil. Christian Möckel
The inscriptions of the murals of Wat Nong Bua
Principal investigator(s): Dr. Marek Buchmann
Tracing patterns of contact and change: Philological vs. computational approaches to the handwritings of a 18th century migrant community in Berlin
Principal investigator(s): Prof. Dr. Roland Meyer
Dr. Marek Buchmann
- Department of Asian and African Studies
Prof. Dr. Kathleen Christian
- Department of Art and Visual History
- Early Modern Arts History
Prof. Dr. Philipp Felsch
- Department of Cultural History, Cultural Theory, and Media Studies
Prof. Dr. Susanne Frank
- Department of Slavic Studies
- East Slavic Literatures und Cultures
Prof. Dr. phil. Tom Güldemann
- Department of Asian and African Studies
- African Languages
Prof. Dr. Stefan Kipf
- Department of Classical Philology
Prof. Dr. Henning Klöter
- Department of Asian and African Studies
- Modern Chinese Languages and Literatures
Prof. Dr. Ulf Leser
- Knowledge Management in Bioinformatics
Prof. Dr. Anke Lüdeling
- Department of German Studies and Linguistics
Prof. Dr. Steffen Martus
- Department of German Literature
Prof. Dr. Ethel Matala de Mazza
- Department of German Literature
- Modern German Literature (Literature of the 18th to the Present)
Prof. Dr. Roland Meyer
- Department of Slavic Studies
- West Slavic Languages
Leibniz-Zentrum Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft
Berlin University of the Arts
Fraunhofer-Institute for Production Systems and Design Technology
Free University of Berlin
University of Graz
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