Bauformen der Imagination. Literature and Achitecture in Modernity (GW 704)

Julia Weber

Based on the observation that literature and architecture have increasingly influenced each other since the 18th century, this Emmy Noether Program for Young Researchers seeks to investigate the dynamic interrelationships between the two art forms.

Constraints on Embodied Metaphors (GW 701)

Adele Goldberg

Emotional, physical, and cognitive experiences have been demonstrated experimentally to be tightly interconnected, just as philosophical and spiritual traditions have long assumed.

Maintaining mechanisms in chronic depression and their changeability: the role of enhanced discrepancy responding

Thorsten Barnhofer

Mindulness-based interventions have proved to be efficacious in the treatment of chronic-recurrent depression. This study aims to investigate potential mechanisms of action.

Neural correlates of construction learning (GW 702)

Adele Goldberg

In order to learn a language, speakers need to generalize over the particular utterances they hear. The resulting patterns or constructions relate abstract forms and functions.

Staging images of war as a mediated experience of community

Hermann Kappelhoff

The researcher's affects

Katja Liebal, Oliver Lubrich (Universität Bern), Thomas Stodulka