Manage settings
MENU
About this site
In het Nederlands
Home
Researchers
Projects
Organisations
Publications
Infrastructure
Contact
Research Explorer
Your browser does not support JavaScript or JavaScript is not enabled. Without JavaScript some functions of this webapplication may be disabled or cause error messages. To enable JavaScript, please consult the manual of your browser or contact your system administrator.
Researcher
Ludovic De Cuypere
Profile
Projects
Publications
Activities
Awards & Distinctions
Results
:
ALL
(
8
)
Order By :
Title (a-z)
Title (a-z)
Chronological by starting year (new to old)
As
PhD Supervisor
01 February 2018 → 19 September 2022
Die Dativalternation in der Geschichte des Neuhochdeutschen. Eine historische und korpusbasierte Untersuchung
Doctoral researcher: Evi Van Damme
13 October 2015 → 11 December 2020
Doctoral project Hilde De Vaere
Doctoral researcher: Hilde De Vaere
10 October 2012 → 21 September 2014
Doctoral project Jonah Rys
Doctoral researcher: Jonah Rys
As
Copromotor
01 November 2017 → 31 December 2022
A corpus-based investigation of the dative alternation with TRANSFER verbs in the history of New High German (1650 until present)
Fellow: Evi Van Damme
Funding: Regional and community funding: Special Research Fund
01 January 2019 → 31 December 2023
Language productivity at work
Funding: Regional and community funding: Special Research Fund
As
Fellow
01 October 2007 → 30 September 2013
A diachronic study of the English dative alternation
Fellows: Ludovic De Cuypere
Funding: Regional and community funding: Special Research Fund, Research Foundation - Flanders (FWO)
As
Researcher
01 October 2018 → 31 October 2019
Function and form of the Spanish nominal vocative: between production, cognition and personality
Fellow: Fien De Latte
Funding: Regional and community funding: Special Research Fund
01 October 2021 → 31 October 2022
What stays and what goes? Monitoring patterns of recent language change in Spanish youth language
Fellow: Nele Van Den Driessche
Funding: Regional and community funding: Special Research Fund