Presentations from the first workshop
Lars Bülow (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich)
Bavarian dialects: A short overview
Kerstin Dierolf (University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt)
Rosane De Andrade Berlinck (UNESP/UFSCar)
Verb tense and mood in complex sentences: processes of variation and change in Brazilian Portuguese
Andreas Dufter (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich)
Workshop Variation and Idiosyncrasy in Germanic and Romance
Carlos Elisio Nascimento da Silva (UNESP)
Luísa Ferrari (UNESP/Free University of Berlin)
The emergence of approximative meio que in Brazilian Portuguese
Leonardo Ferraz (Unicamp)
Göz Kaufmann (University of Freiburg)
From idiosyncrasies to marked variants to (general) rules: The Pomerano of Brazil
Maylle Lima Freitas (UNICAMP)
Salience on dialect contact: the case of north to south migration in Brazil
Gladis Massini-Cagliari (UNESP)
Overview of funding opportunities in São Paulo and Brazil
Natasha Mourão (UNICAMP)
The Use of Diminutives in the Speech of the Brazilian Drag Queen Rita Von Hunty
Lívia Oliveira Azevedo (UFSCar)
Paul O'Neill (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich)
Variation and idionsyncrasy in Germanic and Romance
Introduction to Brazilian Portuguese and its idiosyncratic variation
Albert Wall (University of Vienna)
Thilo Weber (Leibniz Institute for the German Language)
Free variation in grammar? Perspectives from corpus linguistics and grammatical theory
