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Peter Auer

Peter Auer (born 1954) is a German linguist and Professor Emeritus of Germanic Linguistics at the University of Freiburg. He is known for his work in sociolinguistics, code-switching, multilingualism, dialectology, and conversation analysis.

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Known for
Research on code-switching, multilingualism, dialectology
Alma mater
University of Konstanz (PhD, 1983; Habilitation, 1988)
Born
1954 (age 71–72) Regensburg, West Germany
Fields
Linguistics Sociolinguistics Dialectology
Thesis
Zweisprachige Konversationen. Code-Switching und Transfer bei italienischen Migrantenkindern in Konstanz (1983)
Workplaces
University of Freiburg (1998–present) · University of Hamburg (1989–1998) · University of Konstanz (1980–1989)

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Peter Auer

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Peter Auer → Advanced Studies, Freiburg Institute, Google ScholarProfile, ResearchGatePeter Auer
Workplaces · 3
Peter Auer → University of Freiburg (1998–present), University of Hamburg (1989–1998), University of Konstanz (1980–1989)
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Peter Auer → University of Konstanz (PhD, 1983; Habilitation, 1988)
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Peter Auer → 1954 (age 71–72) Regensburg, West Germany
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Peter Auer → Linguistics Sociolinguistics Dialectology
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Peter Auer → Research on code-switching, multilingualism, dialectology
Thesis · 1
Peter Auer → Zweisprachige Konversationen. Code-Switching und Transfer bei italienischen Migrantenkindern in Konstanz (1983)

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Peter AuerAlma materUniversity of Konstanz (PhD, 1983; Habilitation, 1988)1.00infobox
Peter AuerBorn1954 (age 71–72) Regensburg, West Germany1.00infobox
Peter AuerFieldsLinguistics Sociolinguistics Dialectology1.00infobox
Peter AuerKnown forResearch on code-switching, multilingualism, dialectology1.00infobox
Peter AuerThesisZweisprachige Konversationen. Code-Switching und Transfer bei italienischen Migrantenkindern in Konstanz (1983)1.00infobox
Peter AuerWorkplacesUniversity of Freiburg (1998–present)1.00infobox
Peter AuerWorkplacesUniversity of Hamburg (1989–1998)1.00infobox
Peter AuerWorkplacesUniversity of Konstanz (1980–1989)1.00infobox
Peter Auerrelated to External linksResearchGatePeter Auer0.60section
Peter Auerrelated to External linksGoogle ScholarProfile0.60section
Peter Auerrelated to External linksFreiburg Institute0.60section
Peter Auerrelated to External linksAdvanced Studies0.60section

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