Curriculum Vitae: Bernd Sieberg
Bernd Sieberg
Bernd Sieberg is Professor of Linguistics at the German Department of the Faculty of Letters, University of Lisbon, where he has taught several disciplines in graduate and post-graduate courses in the past 24 years, among which: German Language, German and General Linguistics, History of German Language, Textual Linguistics, Applied Linguistics for Translation and Language of the Media and TIH (=Technologies of Human Sciences).
He has previously co-edited in 2006 Questions on the Linguistic Sign, proceedings of the International Colloquium held on January 27, 2005 at the Faculty of Letters-University of Lisbon and presently he is co-editing Questions on Language Change, proceedings of the International Colloquium held on November 16, 2006 at the Faculty of Letters-University of Lisbon.
He has published several articles in different European countries in his investigation areas “Spoken Language” and “Language of the New Media”; for example studies of the “Language in Portuguese Weblogs” (International Project of the University of Hannover) and “Language on Telefone” (International Project of the University of Pávia).
