DOCTORATES

[ Literature | Linguistics ]

1. LITERATURE

Ongoing
  • Erring from Good Houswifery? Female Scientific Writers in Early Modern England
  • Isabelle CLAIRHOUT 
  • Supervisor: M. Demoor (co-supervisor: I. Berensmeyer)
  • Gendered Soul, Citationality and the Feminist Voice
  • Floris COOMAN
  • Supervisor: G. Buelens
  • The Age of Authors: Reconsidering the Concept of Authorship as Cultural Performance (1660-1780)
  • Alise JAMESON
  • Supervisor: G. Buelens
  • L'union fait la force? Multiple Authorship in Britain in the Long Nineteenth Century
  • Olivia MALFAIT
  • Supervisor: M. Demoor (co-supervisor: G. Buelens)
  • Authorship in Dickens and Melville: The Nineteenth-Century Trans-Atlantic Literary Marketplace
  • Jasper SCHELSTRAETE
  • Supervisor: G. Buelens (co-supervisor: M. Demoor)
  • Multidirectional Memory and the Retrofitting of Trauma in Pat Barker and W. G. Sebald
  • Toby SMETHURST
  • Supervisor: S. Craps
  • Writing 9/12: The After-Existence of September 11 in Literature
  • Sien UYTTERSCHOUT
  • Supervisor: K. Versluys
  • Hypertextuality and Paratextuality in James Thomson’s The Seasons
  • Kwinten VAN DE WALLE
  • Supervisor: S. Jung
  • Muziek en plastische kunst in modernistische poëzie: Edith Sitwell, Mina Loy en anderen.
  • Debora VAN DURME
  • Supervisor: M. Demoor
  • Self-Constructing Authorship: Thomas Hardy in the Twentieth-Century Literary Marketplace
  • Vicky VANSTEENBRUGGE
  • Supervisor: M. Demoor (co-supervisor: G. Buelens)
  • Lords and Ladies of the Ring:An Analysis of Four Literary Networks in London and Paris (1900-1920).
  • Birgit VAN PUYMBROECK
  • Supervisor: M. Demoor (co-supervisor G. Buelens)
  • The Green Ghost: An Ecocritical Study of Selected Texts by William Burroughs
  • Chad WEIDNER
  • Supervisor: K. Versluys
2011
  • Going Downtown: A Critical Aanlysis of the New York Downtown Literary Scene (1974-1984).
  • Katrien BOLLEN
  • Supervisor: K. Versluys (co-supervisor: B. Keunen)
  • Towards the Total Work of Art: Supplements and Other Paratexts to Little Magazines of the 1890s
  • Koenraad CLAES
  • Supervisor: M. Demoor (co-supervisor: G. Lernout)
  • Genesis and Function of the Supplements: A Genealogical and Genre-Theoretical Study of British Nineteenth-Century Periodicals
  • Jolein DE RIDDER
  • Supervisor: M. Demoor (co-supervisor: G. Lernout)
2010
  • In Pursuit of Masculinity: Constructions of Masculinity in the Work of Ernest Hemingway and David Herbert Lawrence.
  • Ruben DE BAERDEMAEKER
  • Supervisor: G. Buelens (co-supervisor: M. Demoor)
  • Gertrude Stein in dialoog met Gilles Deleuze: Een analyse van modernistische poëzie.
  • Sarah POSMAN
  • Supervisor: M. Demoor (co-supervisor: B. Keunen)
  • Performative Dimensions of Mimesis in Queer Identity.
  • Johanna WAGNER
  • Supervisor: G. Buelens (co-supervisor: M. Demoor)
2009
  • Walking the Border/Lost in the Borderlands: The Discursive Construction of Diasporic Identities in Contemporary Jewish-American Literature.
  • Bart LIEVENS
  • Supervisor: K. Versluys (co-supervisor: G. Buelens)
  • Victorian Visions of Lady Jane Grey
  • Martin SPIES
  • Supervisor: M. Demoor (co-supervisor: I. Berensmeyer)
2008
  • Masters of Modern Life: Oscar Wilde's Creative Masculinities
  • Eva THIENPONT
  • Supervisor: G. Buelens (co-supervisor: M. Demoor)
2007
  • Anthropological Presuppositions of the Darwinian View of Women: A Historical-Critical Analysis of the Debate between Feminism(s) and Darwinism(s).
  • Griet VANDERMASSEN
  • Supervisor: M. Demoor (co-supervisor: J. Braeckman)
  • award: Internatonal Club of Flanders Award, autumn 2008
  • Lives of the Sonnet: Genre, Gender and Criticism, 1787-1895
  • Marianne VAN REMOORTEL
  • Supervisor: M. Demoor
2006
  • The City in Postmodern Fiction: Contemporary Urban Studies and the Case of the 'New Narratives'.
  • Jeroen LIEVENS
  • Supervisor: K. Versluys
  • Het veld der verbeelding: Het aandeel en de receptie van niet-confessionele publicistes in Vlaamse, literaire en algemeen-culturele tijdschriften, 1870-1914.
  • Liselotte VANDENBUSSCHE
  • Supervisor: M. Demoor (co-supervisor: A.-M. Musschoot)
2005
  • Born into this Nightmare: The French Existential Repertoire in the Post-World War II Jewish American Novel. A Polysystemic and Text-Sociological Approach.
  • Philippe CODDE
  • Supervisor: K. Versluys
  • Vrouweninvloed in het literaire veld: De medewerking van vrouwen aan katholieke tijdschriften, weekbladen en kranten.
  • Geraldine REYMENANTS
  • Supervisor: M. Demoor (co-supervisor: A.-M. Musschoot)
2004
  • Sites and Sights: A Critical History of Urban Photography 1968-2000.
  • Steven JACOBS
  • Supervisor: K. Versluys
2003
  • From Ashes Humour to Literary Ethics of Care: Resistant Strategies in HIV/AIDS Fiction and Memoirs.
  • Katrien DE MOOR
  • Supervisors: N. Rowan, G. Buelens
  • Representation in Salman Rushdie's Novels of Memory: A Reading of Midnight's Children , The Moor's Last Sigh and The Ground Beneath Her Feet .
  • Petra VAN DER JEUGHT
  • Supervisor: J.-P. Vander Motten
2002
  • Beyond a "God's-Eye-View" in the Study of Gender and Religion. With a Case Study: Religious Practice and Identity among Strictly Orthodox Jewish Women.
  • Chia LONGMAN
  • Supervisor: H. Pinxten (co-supervisor: M. Demoor)
1998
  • An Impossible Possible Philosophers' Poetry: Wallace Stevens and the Limits of Reading and Writing.
  • Bart EECKHOUT
  • Supervisor: K. Versluys

2. LINGUISTICS

Ongoing
  • The clausal syntax of possessive nominals
    Liisa Buelens
    Supervisor: L. Haegeman (co-supervisor: T. Alexopoulos, Cambridge University)
  • Possessors in the nominal and clausal domain
    Tijs D'hulster
    Supervisor: L. Haegeman (co-supervisor: T. Alexopoulos, Cambridge University)

  • Multilingual literacy practices among the Iranian population living in Belgium
    Azadeh Elmianvari
    Supervisor: S. Slembrouck

  • Adjunctival secondary predicates in English
    Stavros Kelepouris
    Supervisor: M. Taverniers
  • Aspects of the diachronic syntax of the Germanic nominal domain
    Eric Lander
    Supervisor: L. Haegeman

  • Multilingual landscapes in urban surroundings: case-studies of Brussels and
    Amsterdam
    Mieke Vandenbroucke
    Supervisor: S. Slembrouck

  • Cleft constructions Romance and Germanic (non-standard) linguistic varieties.
    Aleksandra Vercauteren
    Supervisor: L. Haegeman
  • Valorising multilingualism in Flanders: effects on classroom interaction and shifting
    language ideologie
    Evita Willaert
    Supervisor: S. Slembrouck
2013
  • A unified syntax of negation
    Karen De Clercq
    Supervisor: L. Haegeman (co-supervisor: Guido Van den Wyngaerd (HUBrussel)
  • Spoken Academic English: a Genre Analysis
    Katrien Deroey
    Supervisor: M. Taverniers
  • Being progressive is just a phase: celebrating the uniqueness of progressive aspect under a phase-based analysis
    William Harwood
    Supervisor: L. Haegeman

  • The interpreter's role in medical consultations as perceived and as interactionally negotiated: a study of a Flemish hospital setting, using interview data and video recorded interactions
    Demitra Krystallidou
    Supervisor: S. Slembrouck (co-supervisor: H. Vermeiren)

  • What about sign language?: a longitudinal study of the language development of young deaf children in Flanders in times of cochlear implantation
    Kimberley Mouvet
    Supervisor: M. Van Herreweghe (co-supervisors: G. Loots (VUB), M. Taverniers)

  • How complement clauses distribute: complementiser how and the case against clause-type
    Rachel Nye
    Supervisor: L. Haegeman

  • Splitting objects: a nanosyntactic account of direct object marking
    Amélie Rocquet
    Supervisor: L. Haegeman  (co-supervisor: J. van Craenenbroeck, HUBrussel)

2012
  • A Linguistic Ethnography of Theatre Performance
  • Sarah CLAEYS
  • Supervisor: S. Slembrouck (co-supervisor: P. Flynn, Lessius)
  • The Influence of the English Language and Media Culture on Jordanian Adolescents' Use of Compliments when Interacting in Arabic and English
  • Majed DRBSEH
  • Supervisor: S. Slembrouck (co-supervisor: C. Janssen)
  • Talige bijstand in drie Gentse ziekenhuizen
  • Dimitra KRYSTALLIDOU
  • Supervisor: S. Slembrouck (co-supervisor: H. Vermeiren, HoGent)
  • Imagined Spaces/Places of Multilingual Communication and the Locally-styled Englishes of Youngsters in the Late Modern Western Cape
  • Quinten WILLIAMS
  • Supervisor: C. Stroud, Western Cape (co-supervisor: S. Slembrouck)
2010
  • Discursive Constructions of Childhood and Well-being
  • Shazly SAVAHL
  • Supervisor: C. Malcolm, Western Cape (co-supervisor: S. Slembrouck)
  • The Discourse Marker so in Learner English
  • Lieven BUYSSE
  • Supervisor: A-M. Vandenbergen
  • Modale partikels in origineel en vertaald Nederlands.
  • Sofie NIEMEGEERS
  • Supervisor: A-M. Vandenbergen (co-supervisor: W. Vandeweghe)
    2009
    • The Grammar and Prosody of Cognitive Verbs which Function as Pragmatic Expressions
    • Julie VAN BOGAERT
    • Supervisor: A-M. Vandenbergen
    2008
    • Want to: a Corpus-based Investigation into the Use of a Modal Expression of Volition in Contemporary British English
    • Heidi VERPLAETSE
    • Supervisor: A-M. Vandenbergen
    2007
    • A Diachronic Study of the Pragmatic Markers well and now. Fundamental Research into Semantic Development and Grammaticalisation by Means of a Corpus Study
    • Tine DEFOUR
    • Supervisor: A-M. Vandenbergen
    2006
    • The Imperative in English: A Corpus-Based, Pragmatic Analysis.
    • Bernard DE CLERCK
    • Supervisor: A-M. Vandenbergen
    • Lost (and Added) in Translation: Tracing the Boundaries between Hindi and Urdu. An analysis of a Corpus of Short Stories from the 20th century.
    • Christine EVERAERT
    • Supervisor: S. Slembrouck (co-supervisor: C. Oesterheld, Heidelberg)
    • The Laryngeal Systems of Dutch, English and Dutch Learner English. A Study on the Acquisition of New Phonological Contrasts.
    • Ellen SIMON
    • Supervisor: M. Van Herreweghe (co-supervisors: J. De Caluwe, S. Slembrouck)
    • A Linguistic Ethnography of Literary Translation: Irish Poems and Dutch-speaking Translators.
    • Peter FLYNN
    • Supervisor: S. Slembrouck
    2005
    • Strategy and Ritual in Institutional Encounters. A Linguistic Ethnography of Weekly Meetings in the British Embassy in Brussels.
    • Ellen VAN PRAET
    • Supervisor: S. Slembrouck (co-supervisor: A-M. Vandenbergen)
    2004
    • The Asylum Speaker: An Ethnography of Language and Communication in the Belgian Asylum Procedure.
    • Katrijn MARYNS
    • Supervisor: J. Blommaert (co-supervisor: A-M. Vandenbergen)
    2003
    • Believe-type Matrix Verbs and their Complements: Corpus-based Investigations of their Functions in Discourse.
    • Dirk NOEL
    • Supervisor: A-M. Vandenbergen
    2002
    • Systemic-Functional Linguistics and the Notion of Metaphor. A Theoretical Study and a Proposal for a Semiotic-Functional Integrative Model.
    • Miriam TAVERNIERS
    • Supervisor: A-M. Vandenbergen
    2001
    • A Systemic-Functional Analysis of the Business Letter of Request.
    • Werner BROUWERS
    • Supervisor: A-M. Vandenbergen
    2000
    • Revoicing the Alien in Documentaries. Cultural Agency, Norms and the Translation of Audio-Visual Reality.
    • Eliana FRANCO
    • Supervisor: J. Lambert, KULeuven (co-supervisor: S. Slembrouck)
    1999
    • A Corpus-based Contrastive Analysis of English "on"/"up", Dutch "op" and French "sur" within a Cognitive Framework.
    • H. PAULUSSEN
    • Supervisor: A-M. Vandenbergen
    • International Communication and Language Choice in Modern Europe.
    • James O'DRISCOLL
    • Supervisor: A-M. Vandenbergen
    1996
    • Prelinguaal dove jongeren en Nederlands: een syntactisch onderzoek.
    • Mieke VAN HERREWEGHE
    • Supervisor: A-M. Vandenbergen
    • Business English in Flanders: A Study of Lingua Franca Telephone Interaction.
    • Patricia HAEGEMAN
    • Supervisor: A-M. Vandenbergen
    1993
    • Predictors for Differential Language Outcomes
    • Chris MEULEMAN
    • Supervisor: A-M. Vandenbergen
    1990
    • Every "Why" Has a "Wherefore". A Generative-Pragmatic Study of the Expression and Interpretation of Causality in Modern Spoken British English, with Particular Reference to Conjuncts and Conjunctions.
    • Sonia VANDEPITTE
    • Supervisor: A-M. Vandenbergen

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