Dr. Ulrike Wrobel
ulrike.rosa.wrobel[at]gmx.de
Research
Research interests:
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Sign Language Linguistics
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non-verbal Communication
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Functional Pragmatics
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Conversational Analysis, Dicourse Analysis, Interactional Analyis
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Semiotics.
I studied German Philology, General Linguistics and Speech Pathology/Psycholinguistics at the University of Cologne. Then I received a scholarship from the Graduate School "Language, Mimic, Gesture in the Context of Technical Information Systems" at the Ludwig Maximilians University Munich, where I did my doctorate in the Class of Language of the Graduate School Language & Literature.
Since then I have worked in various positions (lecturer, research assistant, professor (substitute)) at several universities, including Bielefeld, Frankfurt am Main, Munich, Frankfurt an der Oder, Hildesheim, and Hamburg.
I will be happy to send you my curriculum vitae. The list of my publications can be found here.
Press
Deutschlandfunk: 4th conference of the International Society for Gesture Studies (ISGS) "Gestures: Evolution, Brain, and Language"
Märkische Oderzeitung: Series of events titled "Speaking Hands – an introduction to the culture of Deaf people" (sign language poetry)
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