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Program

 

Thursday 26 September 2024
9:00 9:30 Arrival & coffee
9:30 9:45 Opening
9:45 10:30 Leen Roels (Nederlands Mijnmuseum) A brief history of mining in Belgian and Dutch Limburg
10:30 11:15 Roeland van Hout (RU Nijmegen) Mining terminology in the Belgian and Netherlandic Limburg coalmines: the role of region, country, dialects and source languages
11:15 11:45 Coffee
11:45 12:30 Leonie Cornips (NL-Lab Amsterdam; Maastricht University) Place-making in Dutch Limburg and the impact of coalmining on languageculture: The case of (parodic) Heerlen Dutch
12:30 14:00 Lunch
14:00 14:45 Karlien Franco (KU Leuven – Brussel) The lexicon of Limburg today: results from a large-scale survey and Limburgish tweets
14:45 15:30 Marjo van Koppen (Meertens Institute Amsterdam; Utrecht University) & Jeroen van Craenenbroeck (KU Leuven; Meertens Institute Amsterdam) Syntactic microvariation in the two Limburgs
15:30 16:00 Coffee
16:00 16:45 Evelyn Ziegler (Universität Duisburg-Essen) The indexical value of mining language and mining symbols for local identity construction in the Ruhr Area (Germany) and the East Midlands (UK)
16:45 17:30 Astrid Cleeren (KU Leuven), Stefania Marzo (KU Leuven) & Stef Grondelaers (Meertens Institute Amsterdam) The emergence and evolution of urban style in peripheral industrial areas: the case of Limburg
19:00 Dinner With Els Beerten

Het zwarte goud van onze mijnen. Literary evocation of life in multicultural Limburg (in Dutch)

Friday 27 September 2024
9:00 9:45 Nantke Pecht (University of Münster) ‘Superdiversity’ from underground: Linguistic and social dynamics in a Belgian mining cité
9:45 10:30 Astrid van Alem (Utrecht University), Marjo van Koppen (Meertens Institute Amsterdam & Utrecht University) & Stef Grondelaers (Meertens Institute Amsterdam) Complementiser agreement in Limburg: grammatical, social, and geographical factors of variation
10:30 10:45 Coffee
10:45 11:30 Carlos Gussenhoven (RU Nijmegen) The tones of Limburgish: their shapes and their lexical distributions
11:30 12:15 Ton van der Wouden (Meertens Instituut Amsterdam) Variation in Dutch pragmatic markers – the case of Limburg
12:15 14:15 Lunch With Els Beerten

Het zwarte goud van onze mijnen. Literary evocation of life in multicultural Limburg (in Dutch)

Followed by guided tour of C-Mine site

14:15 15:00 Kristel Doreleijers (Meertens Instituut Amsterdam) & Ilias Vierendeels (NaLLT, Université de Namur) “Digging deeper” into glocal place-making: A languagecultural analysis of the football marketing videos of PSV Eindhoven and KRC Genk
15:00 15:45 Dirk Speelman (KU Leuven) & Stef Grondelaers (Meertens Institute Amsterdam) Existential matters. How the Limburgs introduce new information in discourse