Anne Barron
Prof. Dr.
- English
- Language Studies
Research areas
Topic selection and development in learner-native speaker voice-based telecollaborative discourse (Ireland International Conference on Education - IICE 2014, Dublin)
Barron, A. (Speaker)
27.10.2014 → 29.10.2014Activity: Talk or presentation › Conference Presentations › Research
To 'Siez' or to 'Duz?': Use and development of pronominal address forms in German in a study abroad context (Universität Potsdam, invited talk)
Barron, A. (Lecturer)
29.10.2003Activity: Talk or presentation › Guest lectures › Research
University of Erfurt (External organisation)
Barron, A. (Member)
15.04.2021 → 31.12.2022Activity: Membership › Academic councils, panels and committees › Research
University of Melbourne (External organisation)
Barron, A. (Member)
2020 → …Activity: Membership › Academic networks or partnerships › Research
University of North Carolina at Charlotte (External organisation)
Barron, A. (Member)
19.10.2012 → 21.10.2012Activity: Membership › Academic councils, panels and committees › Research
University of Santiago de Compostela (External organisation)
Barron, A. (Member)
05.09.2011 → 09.09.2011Activity: Membership › Academic councils, panels and committees › Research
University of Stellenbosch (External organisation)
Barron, A. (Member)
14.01.2008 → 16.01.2008Activity: Membership › Academic councils, panels and committees › Research
Variational pragmatics: Contours of a new discipline (9th International Pragmatics Conference - IPrA 2005: Pragmatics and Philosophy, Riva del Garda)
Barron, A. (Speaker) & Schneider, K. (Speaker)
10.07.2005 → 15.07.2005Activity: Talk or presentation › Conference Presentations › Research
Variational pragmatics goes German: Developments, trends and challenges
Barron, A. (Keynote Speaker)
07.03.2023Activity: Talk or presentation › Conference Presentations › Research
Variation revisited: Language use across the Englishes (Deutscher Anglistentag, Saarbrücken)
Barron, A. (Speaker)
19.09.2010 → 22.09.2010Activity: Talk or presentation › Conference Presentations › Research