Mark Iten

[Mark Iten @MarkIten]

Reminder that registration for the Digging into Data workshop is still open. If you are also interested in presenting your research, make sure to contact me by August 16th! https://t.co/MlPAUAbVTu

[Mark Iten @MarkIten]

Registration for the @cuso_phd workshop “Digging into Data” is still open. Make sure to register here: https://t.co/MlPAUAbVTu #diggingintodata #cuso #linguistics

[Mark Iten @MarkIten]

Registration for the @cuso_phd workshop “Digging into Data” is still open. Make sure to register here: https://t.co/MlPAUAbVTu #diggingintodata #cuso #linguistics

[Mark Iten @MarkIten]

The @cuso_phd workshop "Digging into Data: Methods for the Collection and Mining of Various Types of Linguistic Data" on September 5-6 2023 at the Université de Lausanne, is now open for registration at https://t.co/MlPAUAbVTu.
#diggingintodata #cuso #linguistics @clsl_unil

[Language of the Labouring Poor in Late Mod England @LalpProject]

The LALP project is happy to sponsor the upcoming masterclass on "The (polite) letter writer in Late Modern English Times", hosted as a free online event on 8 May 2023. For more information see the following website: https://t.co/AOs4LVwo0c

[NARNiHS @NARNiHS]

#NARNiHS will be at the Studies in the History of the English Language (SHEL-12) conference (U of Washington, May 19-21), with panels showcasing state-of-the-art approaches to the #historicalsociolinguistics of variation and change in English! Our program: https://t.co/CHOxOzZ8Sb

[Language of the Labouring Poor in Late Mod England @LalpProject]

If you want to find out what the @LalpProject team (@agardn15 @MarkIten @scribalchitchat with the help of @SorchaAWalsh @AndreaGruetter @L_OBrst Aleksa Kostadinovic) has been working on, check out the article by @scienceceals @dhCenter_! https://t.co/xzOZGYnRWM

[Language of the Labouring Poor in Late Mod England @LalpProject]

A warm welcome to Marie Anex, @Inamarina50, and Kseniya Eberhard who have recently joined the @LalpProject as student assistants! We are very much looking forward to working with you! @snsf_ch @dhCenter_ @LettresUNIL #historicalsociolinguistics
https://t.co/bZLzt42nTD

[NCCR Evolving Language @NCCR_Language]

🚨Wanted: Swiss-German speakers!
Bewerte #emojis und hilf @ArisXanthos & @AndreaGruetter die Rolle der Emojis in unseren #whatsapp-Gesprächen zu verstehen! @UZH_ch @ISLE_uzh @DeptCompLangSci @snf_ch
👉https://t.co/bydhZxXQsf
👇here an article (de/en/fr)
https://t.co/vWPbj3ISjX

[Language of the Labouring Poor in Late Mod England @LalpProject]

Our newest blog post is all about life as a single mother under the Old Poor Law, and includes some surprising revelations about life as a single mother during the period!
https://t.co/g8BCtFWKjg
#HistoricalSociolinguistics #CorpusLinguistics #PauperPetitions #LALPoftheweek

[Language of the Labouring Poor in Late Mod England @LalpProject]

Freebie! Join us for our international online workshop “Speech Representation in Late Modern English Text Types” on 12 November 2021! More info, registration and our exciting list of speakers: https://t.co/ZWIJ8pdUaJ #HistoricalSociolinguistics @snsf_ch @LettresUNIL @dhCenter_

[Mark Iten @MarkIten]

@cailleach_rua 5-second rule?

[Mark Iten @MarkIten]

@cailleach_rua Working till you’re 90+, impressive!

[Language of the Labouring Poor in Late Mod England @LalpProject]

Would you like to know what we've been up to? Find out at our first project presentation at NARNiHS 2021, on Saturday 9 January at 17:30 CET. No registration required! https://t.co/QBpZKowV1o #NARNiHS #HistoricalSociolinguistics #CorpusLinguistics #Manuscripts #PauperPetitions

[Language of the Labouring Poor in Late Mod England @LalpProject]

This week, we’re writing about one of the small snags we’ve had in transcribing: the several variant forms of the “S” graph. Check it out here: https://t.co/IFenEVbgyd
#HistoricalSociolinguistics #CorpusLinguistics @SNSF_ch @LettresUNIL

[Language of the Labouring Poor in Late Mod England @LalpProject]

After an enjoyable summer break, the LALP-project team is delighted to be back working. We also welcome our new staff-members, @agardn15 and @SorchaAWalsh. New blog posts coming up soon on https://t.co/rVPtbb97Yf! @SNSF_ch @lettresunil @dhCenter_ #LALPOfTheWeek

[Language of the Labouring Poor in Late Mod England @LalpProject]

The @LalpProject (@snf_ch @LettresUNIL @dhCenter_)is taking a #tweetbreak until September. In the meantime, we continue with the creation of our pauper petition corpus. We will share more transcription challenge stories and news after the break. Have a good summer and stay safe!

[Mark Iten @MarkIten]

@mmuirgheal Mood

[Language of the Labouring Poor in Late Mod England @LalpProject]

This week’s #OnThisDay features two very different letters. While both ask for relief, one spans over two pages, whereas the other is only four lines long. Check the following link for more information: https://t.co/egr12O6Ydd @SNSF_ch @lettresunil @dhCenter_ #DigitalHumanities

[Language of the Labouring Poor in Late Mod England @LalpProject]

This week’s #LALPOfTheWeek is a particularly challenging letter in terms of character transcription, with screenshots! Check it out here: https://t.co/2heNJcBLr9
@SNSF_ch @lettresunil @dhCenter_ #HistoricalSociolinguistics #DigitalHumanities #Manuscripts #PauperPetitions

[Language of the Labouring Poor in Late Mod England @LalpProject]

The letters in our corpus are mainly directed at the overseers of the applicant’s home parishes, however, #OnThisDay in 1827, a letter was written to a “Dear frend” as the parish has not taken any actions. Find out more on our project website: https://t.co/9VdApQQsz6