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Greek Basileus "King" As A Possible Borrowing From Semitic Mšl "To Rule’", Gerald Leonard Cohen May 2026

Greek Basileus "King" As A Possible Borrowing From Semitic Mšl "To Rule’", Gerald Leonard Cohen

Arts, Languages and Philosophy Faculty Research & Creative Works

No abstract provided.


Ein Überblick Über Den Schwäbischen Dialekt In Bayern, Gabriel Sullivan Apr 2026

Ein Überblick Über Den Schwäbischen Dialekt In Bayern, Gabriel Sullivan

KU Inspires! Undergraduate Research Day

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Deconstructing The Afd: An Analysis Of The German Right-Wing Populist Political Party, The Alternative For Germany (Vchc Poster), Elizabeth A. Breckenridge Apr 2025

Deconstructing The Afd: An Analysis Of The German Right-Wing Populist Political Party, The Alternative For Germany (Vchc Poster), Elizabeth A. Breckenridge

Research and Creativity Symposium

The Alternativ für Deutschland (Alternative for Germany) (AfD) is a far-right populist party that has quickly grown in power within the past decade, particularly in Eastern German states, due to its emphasis on nationalization, populist rhetoric, and attraction to voters’ fears about immigration and cultural change. The AfD has managed to mobilize strong voting support within five years, gaining parliamentary seats in the Bundestag (Federal Parliament) in 2017, and is now considered the main opposition party to the established parties. The AfD is the first right-wing party to gain significant voting attention since 1945, capitalizing on the rise of right-wing …


Umschreiben: A Lesson Plan For Introducing Circumlocution Skills In A German Classroom, Janelle Carter Jan 2025

Umschreiben: A Lesson Plan For Introducing Circumlocution Skills In A German Classroom, Janelle Carter

World Languages and Cultures Activities and Assignments

Objectives:

  • Introduce ways to handle communication breakdown
  • Create authentic representations of our personalities: this is something we often do in our first language when we forget a word
  • Increase social competence and increase willingness to communicate (will and skill, p. 82)


Idioms Are Indeed The Yellow Of The Egg: A Lesson Plan For Introducing German Idioms, Janelle Carter Jan 2025

Idioms Are Indeed The Yellow Of The Egg: A Lesson Plan For Introducing German Idioms, Janelle Carter

World Languages and Cultures Activities and Assignments

Objectives:

  • Introduce the linguistics of idioms.
  • Assist students in identifying the appropriate situation to use a given idiom, contributing to students’ social linguistic and social competence (Parks, p. 82).
  • Assist students in crossing the threshold of being an observer of the language and associated cultures, into being a participant. They will be able to “press their thumbs” for luck and understand more than just train station.


Deutscher Patriotismus?: Lesson Plan For Exploring German Patriotism, Janelle Carter Jan 2025

Deutscher Patriotismus?: Lesson Plan For Exploring German Patriotism, Janelle Carter

World Languages and Cultures Activities and Assignments

Objectives:

  • Compare and contrast the differences in expressing patriotism between the US and Germany
  • Introduction to the involvement soccer has in Germany’s culture, even for non-soccer fans


An Analysis Of Reviews Related To Grammar Teaching And Learning In Die Unterrichtspraxis/Teaching German (2000-2023), Lucian Rothe Aug 2024

An Analysis Of Reviews Related To Grammar Teaching And Learning In Die Unterrichtspraxis/Teaching German (2000-2023), Lucian Rothe

Faculty and Staff Scholarship

Teaching and learning grammar has been a cornerstone of many German language courses. This article analyzes reviews of teaching and learning materials related to grammar, which were published in Die Unterrichtspraxis/Teaching German between 2000 and 2023, discussing general trajectories and highlighting works that remain relevant today. The article contributes to the journal's special issue on Form by providing an opportunity to reflect on and discuss the relevance of grammar-related resources in German studies. It also reminds readers of instructional materials that focus on the grammatical form of language and that continue to be useful due to their theoretical insight, pedagogical …


(Im-)Plausible Classroom Communities: World Language Learners‘ Perceived Accuracy Of Stereotypical Attributions To Teachers Of German, Lucian Rothe Feb 2023

(Im-)Plausible Classroom Communities: World Language Learners‘ Perceived Accuracy Of Stereotypical Attributions To Teachers Of German, Lucian Rothe

Faculty and Staff Scholarship

Grounded in self-based and community-oriented concepts of motivation research into learning world languages, this study investigated stereotypes about native-speaker and non-native speaker teachers of German that 110 novice learners of French, German, Russian, and Spanish had encountered. It furthermore analyzed how participants rated the accuracy of the described stereotypes. With the goal to explore whether stereotypical attributions to teachers of German speak to Chavez’s (2021) concept of the plausible foreign-language self, the study examined how clichés about instructors and their perceived accuracy differ between learners and non-learners of German. Statistical analyses showed students’ awareness of stereotypes about teachers of another …


"Analytical," "Angry." And "(Too) Honest"?! Learners' Stereotypes About Teachers Of German., Lucian Rothe Nov 2022

"Analytical," "Angry." And "(Too) Honest"?! Learners' Stereotypes About Teachers Of German., Lucian Rothe

Faculty and Staff Scholarship

This study investigated stereotypes about teachers of German that 67 novice learners of German at a U.S. university had reportedly encountered. Consequently, the investigation explored the perceived accuracy of clichés associated with native-speaker and non-native-speaker instructors. Students' stereotypical notions were sorted into categories using principles of grounded theory. Statistical analyses showed that respondents were able to list various stereotypes about instructors of German. Responses also reflected societal narratives concerning native-speaker and non-native-speaker teachers' strengths and shortcomings. Last, and of importance to the future of German Studies, participants considered more favorable stereotypes about teachers as more accurate and less-favorable clichés as …


"Do They Know The Normal Language?": Language Attitudes And Ideologies In German Hip Hop Culture, Matt Garley Jan 2019

"Do They Know The Normal Language?": Language Attitudes And Ideologies In German Hip Hop Culture, Matt Garley

Publications and Research

This article presents a theoretical discussion of the relationship between language ideologies and language attitudes and builds on previous work by providing an organized framework connecting these notions. This framework is evaluated with reference to online and offline ethnographic work surrounding attitudes and ideologies about anglicisms, or English loanwords, among German hip hop fans and artists. Language attitudes are theorized as individual thoughts and expressions about language, and are often, but not always, informed by individual reproductions of language ideologies, which are conceived of as systematic, shared over groups of individuals, enduring, and mediated. Language ideologies can then be organized …


The Origin Of Nyc’S Nickname The Big Apple, Gerald Leonard Cohen Mar 1993

The Origin Of Nyc’S Nickname The Big Apple, Gerald Leonard Cohen

Arts, Languages and Philosophy Faculty Research & Creative Works

The expression "The Big Apple," meaning "something special, out of the ordinary, world class" is traced from its adoption as the nickname of New York City in 1971 back through time, to the jazz culture of the 1930s and ultimately to its apparent origins in racing jargon in the early decades of the 20th century. © 1993 Maney Publishing.


Proben Westpfälzisher Ortsmundarten, Dieter Karch Jan 1980

Proben Westpfälzisher Ortsmundarten, Dieter Karch

University Studies (University of Nebraska) (1888–1984)

Samples of Palatinate local dialects

Die individuel len Phonemsysteme beruhen aut eigenen phonetischen Autzeichnungen (1971 und 1975) aus Aisenz, Bann, Dielkirchen, Hochspeyer, Ludwigswinkel, MUnsterappel und Reiterhot 50- wie tolgenden Tonbandautnahmen des Deutschen Spracharchivs: Abtweiler 1/4616/17,1/4618/19, 1/4621/22, 1/4623; Aisenz 1/1662; Bann 1/1732, 1/1733; Bischheim 1/4598/99, 1/4600, 1/4603; Dielkirchen 1/1659; Dietschweiler 1/1694/95,1/1697,1/1698; Hochspeyer 1/1678; Hornbach i/1702, 1/1703, 1/1705; Kreimbach 1/1683,1/1684,1/1685; Ludwigswinkel 1/1709, 1/1710; MUnsterappel 1/1660; Obermoschel 1/1666/67, 1/1668, 1/1669/70; Rammelsbach 1/1691,1/1692; Reipoltskirchen 1/4606,1/4607,1/4608; Reiterhot 1/1657; Winnwei ler 1/1656, 1/1658. 1

Den mitunter bezUgl ich der Intonation eine intrasystemare Ditterenzierung autweisenden west- und ostptalzischen Mundarten I iegt dasselbe System der suprasegmentalen Phoneme zugrunde. …


Gesammelte Feuilletons, Carry Brachvogel Jan 1913

Gesammelte Feuilletons, Carry Brachvogel

Essays

A collection of essays written by Carry Brachvogel and published in 1913.

Essays include:

Frau Dr. Faust

Menelaus in Weimar

Ibsens Köchin

Heinz von Stein

Die poetische Lizenz

Hat Don Juan gelebt

Wie wird man Schriftsteller

Der Prater

Der Garten des Herbstes

Nord und Süd

Das Reisebureau

Pariser Café

Eine Fürstenschule

Die fehlende Tugend

P. c.

Die Achs und die Juhus

Das Geheimnis

Das entehrte Wort

Der Schatzmeister des Glücks

Titanias Esel

Ein Glas Wasser

In einer Königsgruft