Mirjam Eiswirth
Published: 31 August 2015
Combining the micro & macro in communication accommodation & style shifting
University of Edinburgh
Combining the micro & macro in communication accommodation & style shifting
Academic History:
2015-2018: PhD Candidate in Linguistics & English Language, University of Edinburgh
2014-2015: Tutor & Research Assistant in the English & German linguistics departments at the University of Freiburg
2013-2014: MSc Applied Linguistics, University of Edinburgh
2010-2013: BA Integrated Cultural Studies, Jacobs University Bremen
Supervisors:
Dr. Lauren Hall-Lew
Dr. Joseph Gafaranga
Dr. Josef Fruehwald
Research Interests:
Sociolinguistics, Sociophonetics, Prosody/Intonation, Multilingualism
Previous Research Projects:
- 08/2015 “Repeated Questions in Bilingual Interaction”, together with Irma Bochorishvili & Kathryn Northeast, presented at the Sociolinguistics Summer School Dublin, 2015
- 03/2015 “Disentangling Preference Organisation in Bilingual talk-in-interaction”, presented at the International Conference on Bilingualism in Malta
- 08/2014 MSc Dissertation, University of Edinburgh “The Prosody of Epistemic Authority & Subordination in Second Assessments”
- 04/2013 BA Dissertation “Code-Switching in the Multilingual Context of Jacobs University Bremen
Scholarships:
- 02/2016-09/2018 PhD scholarship awarded by the German National Academic Foundation
- 10/2015-09/2018 Scottish Graduate School for Arts & Humanities
- 10/2015-09/2016 German Academic Exchange Service, 1-year PhD scholarship
- 06/2013-09/2015 German National Academic Foundation
- 09/2013-09/2014 MSc in Applied Linguistics funded by the German Academic Exchange Service
- 2010-2013 Jacobs University Bremen, merit-based tuition-fee scholarship
Awards:
- 11/2014 LEL Highly Commended Dissertation Award
- 2011-2013 Jacobs University Bremen, President’s List (for GPA better than 1.5)
- 2009 Winner of the essay competition “IQuer” (Young Academy of the Protestant Academy in Palatinate)
Contact Details:
Address: Linguistics & English Language, The University of Edinburgh, Dugald Stewart Building, 3 Charles Street, Edinburgh, EH8 9AD
Email: m.e.eiswirth@ed.ac.uk
First published: 31 August 2015