Dr. Ioli Baroncini
Anglistik I
B 6, 30–32 – Room 049
68159 Mannheim
By appointment via e-mail
Research
Ioli Baroncini’s research interests concern the processing of syntactic phenomena in bilingual speakers across various ages and language combinations. Specifically, she is interested in both grammatical and ungrammatical syntactic influence across languages.
Biographic Information
Ioli Baroncini studied Italian Language and Literature (BA) at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and Teaching Italian Language (MA) at the University for Foreigners of Perugia. She completed her PhD at the University for Foreigners of Siena (2021) on experimental psycholinguistics. She investigated cross-linguistic influence in Greek-Italian bilingual children adopting priming experiments both within and across languages.
Since September 2022 she works as a postdoctoral fellow for the DFG project P2 Priming in contact-setting bilinguals and monolinguals as a driver of language change within the DFG Research Unit SILPAC.
Publications
- Michelotti, A., Baroncini, I. and Engemann, H. (2025). Linguistic variation in the interpretation and production of Italian motion event constructions in younger and older adults: evidence for language change? Language and Cognition, 17, 1–26.
- Di Domenico, E., Baroncini, I. and Capotorti, A. (2020). Null and overt subject pronouns in topic continuity and topic shift: An investigation of the narrative productions of Italian Natives, Greek Natives and near-native second language speakers of Italian with Greek as a first language. Glossa, 5, 1–35.
- Baroncini, I. and Torregrossa, J. (2024). Bilingual children’s explicit language knowledge and its relationship to priming within- and across-languages. In , Empirical and theoretical approaches to language acquisition : a generative perspective (S. 204–226). , Cambridge Scholars Publishing: Newcastle upon Tyne.
- Di Domenico, E., Comunello, D. and Baroncini, I. (2024). Extending the decreased activation hypothesis. In , Current perspectives on generative SLA – processing, influence, and interfaces : selected proceedings of the 16th Generative Approaches to Second Language Acquisition Conference (S. 38–63). Language Acquisition and Language Disorders, John Benjamins Publishing Company: Amsterdam [u. a.].
- Baroncini, I. and Torregrossa, J. (2023). The Effects of non-linguistic inhibition on structural Priming. In , Proceedings of the 47th annual Boston University Conference on Language Development (S. 15–28). , Cascadilla Press: Somerville, MA.