In:Phonological Schematicity in Interscandinavian Decoding: A constructionist approach
Anna Hagel
[Constructional Approaches to Language 42] 2026
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Acknowledgements
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The PhD project this book is based on could not have been realized if it
had not been for the help and support of a great many people. At the risk of missing
someone, I wish to give some special thanks to:
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everyone who was so kind to take the time to participate in
the experiments online and on site;
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my infinitely patient speakers: Mira Hykkelbjerg Wulff (who
braved the elements (seagulls and buses) while recording) and Felicia Jainz
(only speaker of an unheard-of dialect heard by many);
–
Kalle and Felicia for turning my svorsk
into svenska time and again;
–
Annika Andersson, Julia Prentice and Sivi Järvinen for
helping me with my ETHIX application;
–
everyone at the Institute for Scandinavian Studies, Frisian
Studies and General Linguistics at Kiel University who provided me with
feedback on the experiments during the test runs;
–
Joel Olofsson from Högskolan
Väst, everyone at the
Institutionen för språk, litteratur och
interkultur at Karlstad
universitet, Trixie Jaala Thuresson and the
team at HumUS at Örebro
universitet, and Nigel Musk and the others
at SKI/IKOS at Linköpings
universitet, who provided me with rooms for
the experiments during my research visits in Sweden and helped me recruit
participants;
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Beke Hansen and Robert Daugs for discussing statistics with
me;
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Nina Sternitzke and Sabrina Goll for their feedback and
support at many a Doktorandenkolloquium;
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Steffen Höder for everything from the first aha moment in
the first seminar to his support in the last last-minute crises before
submitting, for great discussions, valuable advice and for creating a space
for his PhD students to grow and thrive;
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and, of course, to my wonderful parents and the rest of my
lovely family.
I also wish to thank Martin Hilpert and Steffen Höder for their comments
on the original thesis and the whole committee at my defence for valuable feedback
and food for thought — all of which fed into this book.
