Works
The qualification of Figure and Ground in factive-fictive motion.
(Master's Dissertation)
This dissertation attempts to explore the factive-fictive divide from the perspective of the two most overlooked components of the motion schema: Figure and Ground. Scant information in the literature concerns both components, and most of the available knowledge in the field on the matter is achieved through the study of other components of the schema, mainly Path.
German women's time perception: Punctuality
according to Hofstede's cultural dimensions
(Not published)
This paper explores the validity of Hofstede's (2011) cultural dimensions through explanations of the current time perception in Northern and Southern Germany. By analyzing a survey of thirty women from each part of Germany, this paper aims at examining the existing differences concerning time perception.
Gendered metaphors when expressing
Relationship Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (ROCD)
(Not published)
The present paper examines the gendered differences when using conceptual metaphor to talk about Relationship Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (ROCD). Differences in gender depending on the degree of experience with the disorder were also scrutinized.