Anne Barron
Prof. Dr.
- English
- Language Studies
Research areas
'Your're welcome', 'alright', 'okay': Analysing pragmatic variation across the Englishes (Universität Bielefeld, invited talk)
Anne Barron (Oral presentation)
19.06.2019Activity: Talk or presentation › Guest lectures › Research
“Will I look have I something?” Pragmatic variation across the Englishes
Anne Barron (Lecturer)
28.06.2010Activity: Talk or presentation › Guest lectures › Research
'Will I help you?': Offers in Irish English and English English (Universität Potsdam, invited talk)
Anne Barron (Lecturer)
29.10.2003Activity: Talk or presentation › Guest lectures › Research
"Will I call the doctor?" Offers across regional varieties of English (Universität Hannover, invited talk)
Anne Barron (Lecturer)
10.11.2008Activity: Talk or presentation › Guest lectures › Research
"WILL and SHALL: The role of modality in doing things with words across the Englishes" (Universität Paderborn, invited talk)
Anne Barron (Lecturer)
13.04.2010Activity: Talk or presentation › Guest lectures › Research
Where is pragmatics in the study of language variation? The case of Irish English (Sociolinguistics Symposium 16 Conference, Limerick, Ireland)
Anne Barron (Speaker) & Klaus Schneider (Speaker)
06.07.2006 → 08.07.2006Activity: Talk or presentation › Conference Presentations › Research
Where is language use in the description of the Englishes? - ESSE 2006
Anne Barron (Speaker)
29.08.2006 → 02.09.2006Activity: Participating in or organising an academic or articstic event › Conferences › Research
"We all can do it": Localising public information messages within Europe. Insights from a cross-cultural genre analysis
Anne Barron (Lecturer)
03.11.2009Activity: Talk or presentation › Guest lectures › Education
Walter de Gruyter GmbH (Publisher)
Anne Barron (Reviewer)
2012 → …Activity: Publication peer-review and editorial work › Peer review of publicationen › Research
Von Irisch und Englisch: Warum die Sprache der Iren vom Aussterben bedroht war und wie sie dann aber doch gerettet wurde (Universität Bonn, invited talk)
Anne Barron (Lecturer)
02.05.2005Activity: Talk or presentation › Guest lectures › Research
Virtuell ins Ausland? Potentiale und Grenzen digitaler Auslandserfahrungen für Studierende
Anne Barron (Panel participant)
04.11.2020Activity: Talk or presentation › talk or presentation in privat or public events › Research
Variation revisited: Language use across the Englishes (Deutscher Anglistentag, Saarbrücken)
Anne Barron (Speaker)
19.09.2010 → 22.09.2010Activity: Talk or presentation › Conference Presentations › Research
Variational pragmatics goes German: Developments, trends and challenges
Anne Barron (Keynote Speaker)
07.03.2023Activity: Talk or presentation › Conference Presentations › Research
Variational pragmatics: Contours of a new discipline (9th International Pragmatics Conference - IPrA 2005: Pragmatics and Philosophy, Riva del Garda)
Anne Barron (Speaker) & Klaus Schneider (Speaker)
10.07.2005 → 15.07.2005Activity: Talk or presentation › Conference Presentations › Research
University of Stellenbosch (External organisation)
Anne Barron (Member)
14.01.2008 → 16.01.2008Activity: Membership › Academic councils, panels and committees › Research
University of Santiago de Compostela (External organisation)
Anne Barron (Member)
05.09.2011 → 09.09.2011Activity: Membership › Academic councils, panels and committees › Research
University of North Carolina at Charlotte (External organisation)
Anne Barron (Member)
19.10.2012 → 21.10.2012Activity: Membership › Academic councils, panels and committees › Research
University of Melbourne (External organisation)
Anne Barron (Member)
2020 → …Activity: Membership › Academic networks or partnerships › Research
University of Erfurt (External organisation)
Anne Barron (Member)
15.04.2021 → 31.12.2022Activity: Membership › Academic councils, panels and committees › Research
To 'Siez' or to 'Duz?': Use and development of pronominal address forms in German in a study abroad context (Universität Potsdam, invited talk)
Anne Barron (Lecturer)
29.10.2003Activity: Talk or presentation › Guest lectures › Research