Marion Neubauer, M.A.

• born 1961 in Oldenburg (Oldb.)
• August 2014 - August 2017: research assistant/doctorate student of Prof. Dr. Thomas Berg, professor of Linguistics at the Institut für Anglistik und Amerikanistik, University of Hamburg
• 2003–2009: American Studies (focus on linguistics) and History, Universität Hamburg; degree: Magistra Artium; title of the master thesis: "Relating Physical and Emotional Senses in Pain and Hurt. A Critical Assessment of the Conceptual Metaphor Theory".
• 1985–1990: Studies in History, Politics and Philosophy, University of Hamburg

• historical linguistics
• Word formation/morphology
• contrastive linguistics
• Corpus linguistics/quantitative linguistics

Research project:

• Doctoral thesis: Changes in the Formal Extension of the English Nominal Lexicon since 1150

• Summer term 2018: Introduction to English Linguistics
• Summer term 2017: Introduction to Middle English
• Winter term 2016/ 17: Introduction to English Linguistics
• Summer term 2016: Language Change
• Winter term 2015/ 16: Word formation - A problem-oriented approach
• Summer term 2015: Methoden der Linguistik
• Winter term 2014/15: Introduction to Middle English

• (2024) English Nouns since 1150: A Typological Study, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter Mouton.
• (2014) (with Thomas Berg:) From unit-and-ten to ten-before-unit order in the history of English numerals. Language Variation and Change 26, 21-43.
• (2012) (with Thomas Berg, Sabine Helmer and Arne Lohmann:) Determinants of the extent of compound use: A contrastive analysis. Linguistics 50, 269-303.
• (2008) Coreference between singular epicenes and the plural pronoun. Annual Review of Cognitive Linguistics 6, 145-167.