Dolores Lemmenmeier-Batinić, Dr.
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I am a linguist with expertise in creating digital collections of spoken and written language (corpora), focusing on German and Slavic languages. Currently I work as a research assistant at the School of Applied Linguistics (ZHAW), where I am engaged in the development of a corpus of Swiss public communication.
I obtained my PhD in Linguistics on spoken language corpora at the Slavic Seminar of the University of Zurich, where I worked as assistant to the Chair for Linguistics from 2019 to 2023. During that time, the focus of my research was BCMS (Bosnian/Croatian/Montenegrin/Serbian) spoken in Switzerland by heritage language speakers. I studied their language practices, the attitudes they have towards their heritage language, as well as the names they use for it (Jugo, Serbo-Croatian, naš, etc.). I co-conducted a transnational survey on BCMS in the German speaking diaspora and collected recordings of BCMS spoken in diaspora in an elicited task developed together with my students (BCMS map tasks).
Multilingualism and Identity, Spring Semester, 2023
Introduction to Corpus Linguistics for Slavists, Fall Semester, 2022
Language Policy in the Slavic-Speaking Area (with Ivan Šimko), Fall Semester, 2020
BCMS as Heritage Language, Spring Semester, 2020
Corpus Linguistics, Fall Semester, 2019