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Lehrstuhl für Germanistische Linguistik

Nikolay Hakimov

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Refereed publications

In preparation. Competition in plural marking of code-mixed nouns: Implications for models of (bilingual) morphological production. In preparation. In: Dressler, Wolfgang, Francesco Gardani, Franz Rainer, Hans Christian Luschützky (eds.) Competition in morphology. Studies in Morphology. Berlin: Springer.

In preparation. Word frequency and phrase frequency as predictors of switch placement in adjective-modified noun phrases in Russian-German code-mixing. To be submitted to the Journal of Language Contact as part of the special issue “Usage-based contact linguistics: Effects of frequency and similarity in language contact”.

2016. Effects of frequency and word repetition on switch placement: Evidence from Russian-German code-mixing. In: Robinson, Justyna A. and Monika Reif (eds.). Cognitive perspectives on bilingualism, 91–125. Trends in Applied Linguistics (TAL). Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter.

2016. Explaining variation in plural marking of single German noun insertions in Russian sentences. In: Behrens, Heike and Stefan Pfänder, (eds.). Experience counts: Frequency effects in language, 21–60. Linguae & Litterae, Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies. Berlin: Mouton De Gruyter.

2004. Jazykovaja èkonomija kak faktor izmenenij v jazyke: na primere razvitija konstrukcii accusativus cum infinitivo v anglijskom jazyke [Linguistic economy as a factor in language change: on the development of the accusativus cum infinitivo construction in English]. In: Blokh, Mark J. et al. (Eds.). Nekotorye problemy anglijskoj lingvistiki i didaktiki. Sbornik naučnyx trudov, 3. Moskva: izdatel'stvo Moskovskogo pedagogičeskogo universiteta.

Theses

2015. Explaining Russian-German code-mixing: A usage-based approach. Unpublished PhD dissertation. University of Freiburg.

2009. The use of pre- and post-nominal adjectives in English: A cognitive-constructionist approach. Unpublished MA thesis. University of Hannover.

2003. The development of the construction accusativus cum infinitivo in English. Unpublished dilploma thesis. Yesenin State University of Ryazan (former Pedagogical University).