Programme

The final programme can be found here. Lists of all accepted contributions are given below.

List of invited talks

Author

Title

Julia Hübner

On the relationship between grammatical and natural gender. The phenomenon of hybrid nouns

Christine Olderdissen

Aufregen oder aufklären? Wie die Medien das Gendern totgequatscht haben

Lena Völkening

What if –*in is a new, gender–fair or gender–neutral suffix? Opportunities and possible limits of gender fair-language in German

List of accepted talks

Author(s)

Title

Hannah-Charlotte Bröder

Jeder raucht gern Pfeife – auch Petra? Gender associations elicited by indefinite pronouns in German

Laura Duve

Man between ‘human’ and ‘man’: On the sex reference of the German generic pronoun man from a diachronic perspective

Daniele Ferreira da Silva

Gender bias in Brazilian Portuguese language textbooks

Raquel Freitag, Manoel Siqueira

Non-binary gender expression in Brazilian Portuguese: embedded changes in noun phrases

Stephanie Hammond-Thrasher, Juhani Järvikivi

The Effects of Gender Stereotyped Adjectives and Nouns During Discourse Processing

Elsi Kaiser, Claire Benet Post, Deborah Ho, Haley Hsu, Madeline Rouse

Gender biases, pronouns and artificial intelligence: Comparing humans and ChatGPT

João de Matos, Susana Correia, Matilde Gonçalves, Paula Luegi

Generic masculine bias in European Portuguese nouns: evidence from a sentence evaluation paradigm

Julia Müller

Gender systems as a cause of interference in second-language processing

Carolin Müller-Spitzer, Samira Ochs, Jan Oliver Rüdiger

Distribution of gender-inclusive orthographies in German press texts

Marina Ortega-Andrés, Laura Vela-Plo

Against and in favour of Gender Fair Language: What can we learn from empirical research?

Hielke Vriesendorp, Rory Wilson

Gender Questions: Reconciling Explicit Representation and Category Resistance in Survey Research

Zhuo Jing Schmidt

The masculine Way no more: A historical pragmatics of gender recontextualization in Tao Te Ching translations

Dominic Schmitz

He, she, they, they: A first discriminative analysis of third-person pronoun semantics

Michal Shomer

Multi-Gender Hebrew: Creating a New Space in the Hebrew Language

Farida Soliman

Navigating gender-inclusive language in Arabic: strategies and challenges for nonbinary Egyptians

Helena Torres-Purroy, Sònia Mas-Alcoleao

Gender bias and masculine norm in scholarly gatekeeping: a feminist analysis of reviewer feedback

List of accepted posters

Author(s)

Title

Negin Arabi

Multilinguals in Bed: Sex Talk Between Partners With Different First Languages

Carmen Ciancia

The Role of Gender in Linguistic Change

Sofie Decock, Sarah Van Hoof, Ellen Soens, Hanne Verhaegen

The comprehensibility and appreciation of nonbinary pronouns in newspaper reporting. The case of hen and die in Dutch

Cornelia Ebert, Stefan Hinterwimmer, Robin Hörnig, Anna Pia Jordan-Bertinelli, Yvonne Portele

An experimental investigation of the denotation of German masculine nouns

Jens Fleischhauer, Dila Turus

The gender-dependent interpretation of the German adjective aufreizend: A corpus study

Ellen Jones

Creating a Conceptual Framework for Analysing Gender Roles and Language Use Among Minority Language Speakers

Zaal Kikvidze

Gender-inclusive or not? Covert gender patterns in Georgian

Gideon Kotzé, David Zbíral, Robert L. J. Shaw

A dependency-driven workflow for analyzing the agency of men and women in a corpus of historical trial documents

Jo McDowell

Challenging essentialist beliefs about teacher gender: An exploration of male primary teachers’ classroom discourse

Simon David Stein, Viktoria Schneider

Effects of English generic singular they on the gender processing of L1 German speakers

Sol Tovar

Understanding (mis)gender(ing) and pronouns from a politeness theory standpoint