Monday (21st ): 

10:40-11:00     Welcome

11:00-11:45    Dr. Julia Landmann: The Dynamic Lexicon of English: A Socio-Cognitive Approach Towards Loan Processes and their Linguistic Effects

11:45-12:15     Alina Azartseva: The Use of Euphemisms in Political Speech

12:15-13:00     Break 

13:00-13:30    Judith Sophie Marie Hanke: Gender Representation in Sports - A Qualitative Critical Discourse Analysis of the 2020 CrossFit Games

13:30-14:00    Frank Steve Nankep Nana: English Language in Cameroon: Multilingual Configurations and National Integration

14:00-14:15    Break

14:15-14:45    Evgeniya Antonova: The issues of creation and localization of an advertisement text

14:45-15:15    Anna Cheban: The linguistic phenomenon of polysemy: a comparative analysis of changes in word’s meaning in British English and Nigerian English on the example of verbs of movement go, run and jump

 

15:15-15:30     Goodbye

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Tuesday (22nd)

09:45-10:00     Welcome

10:00-10:45    Prof. Dr. Edgar W.Schneider: ‘I’m lovin’ it - On Grammar Slightly off the Beaten Track

10:45-11:15    Anna Opanasenko: ‘Truly Counter-Cultural’: Morgan le Fay and Gender Through the Ages

11:15-11:45     Conor Cruz: Margaret Cavendish and her Blazing World

11:45-12:45     Break

12:45-13:15    Lamia Berki: Exploring the Traumatic Effects of Heteronormativity Through the Transformation of the Spaces in The Nightwood and Giovanni’s Room

13:15-13:45     Nisan Karaca Odabasi: A Border? A Colonial Space? or A ‘Virtual’ Representation of the British Empire?: An Analysis of Orwell’s Kyauktada Club in Burmese Days

13:45-14:15     Leonardo Serviddio: A Jungian Response to the Structural Problems of The                       Waste Land: The Archetypes’ Poetical Function

14:15-14:30     Break

14:30-15:00    Kit Schuster: ‘No Pride in Police’ - Mapping the Debate Surrounding Uniformed Police Marching in Pride Parades in the English-Speaking Context

15:00-15:45    Prof. Dr. Dr. H.C. Christian Mair: English as a Global Language: The Role of Nonstandard Varieties

15:45-16:00     Goodbye

 

Wednesday (23rd)

09:45-10:00     Welcome 

10:00-10:30     Yussef Benzahir: The Potential of Music Soundtrack in Film Storytelling

10:30-11:00    Konstantin Helm: ‘Not Rivers, Towers of Blood’: Memorial Archives and the Grenfell Tower Fire

11:00-11:45     Dr. Karin Esders: Revisiting Hollywood Melodrama: Imitation of Life

11:45-12:30     Break

12:30-13:00    Cemal Can Özmumcu: Ghost of Charles Steward Parnell in the Works of James Joyce 

13:00-13:45    Prof. Dr. Vera Nünning: Pandemic Stories as Crisis Narratives: Competing Crisis – Narratives of the Coronavirus- Pandemic as an Epistemological Crisis and a Crisis of Forms of Life

13:45-14:15     Jan Hansellek: The Haunted Streets of London – (Un-)homeliness, the City and the Literary Subject in Mrs. Dalloway

14:15-14:30     Goodbye