My new paper in historical corpus linguistics and data-analysis of early modern English:
'Opportunities and threats of historical evidence and data via corpus-based software: a case study on Gerard Malynes'
https://t.co/KD2ti8EnSo
CfP: “Reconstructing Early Modern English evidence: old issues, new questions”.
https://t.co/GEdltsbdhy
PhD conference online, Sapienza University of Rome, 17/06/2024.
Submission deadline 30/04/2024.
Further inquiries: [email protected]
CfP: “Reconstructing Early Modern English evidence: old issues, new questions”.
https://t.co/GEdltsbdhy
PhD conference online, Sapienza University of Rome, 17/06/2024.
Submission deadline 30/04/2024.
Further inquiries: [email protected]
📢 Delighted to announce this year’s #English Language and #Linguistics Research Seminars @wminhumanities Open to all! Join us online on alternate Wednesdays at 16:00 🇬🇧🕰 Link: https://t.co/HYPcBidGtT
Remo Appolloni concludes this panel on Translation cultures by discussing the role of Latin in enriching the English vernacular in particular terms relating to #politicaleconomy#OnBelonging
Translation Cultures at #OnBelonging starts in 5 minutes. Join Silvia Cinnella Della Porta, Remo Appolloni, & @CLLMcCallum here: https://t.co/MntglDO3JO
I’ll be presenting a paper on "The Standardization of Early Modern Specialized Discourse: The Role of Latin" during the @ERC_TIDE’s summer conference, ‘On Belonging 2’.
For more info and to register, follow the link: https://t.co/ACwkmCn376 #OnBelonging
🔎 I'm very excited to join the Cabinet of Curiosities for this event. Thanks @YorkCofC and @CREMSYork for this amazing opportunity.
⏰ 26th April h 13.00 (GMT+1)
📃 Full programme here: https://t.co/Kv61a4yNFQ
📲 Registrations available: https://t.co/tIB1CX9GVK
📢 Exciting Friday news! We are thrilled to present the programme for 'Division, Dispute and Debate in the Early Modern World' ft. a fantastic range of speakers & papers. The symposium takes place 26-27 April. Please sign up for one/both days using the Zoom links ⬇️ & share/RT!
Sketch Engine now hosts the Transhistorical Corpus of Written English by @imogenmarcus. This #opencorpus is available to anybody at https://t.co/AcufrvRVrX
I'm very excited to be organising one of this year's @__BAAL / @CambridgeUP seminars, "Corpora in Applied Linguistics: Broadening the Agenda", 15-16 April 2021.
The call for papers is now open! https://t.co/a08Zl8Zac4
SOAS Linguistics webinar next week!
Making Computers Actually Useful for Historical Linguistics
by Xun Gong (SOAS)
*Dec 16, 2pm* London time
Zoom: https://t.co/kdDosfBZ5o
YouTube: https://t.co/dWP1dOpBzi
How do you create the perfect blend of general and academic #ESL vocabulary, to give students the skills for success? 🤔
Find out more and receive your free sample unit -> https://t.co/HCniBQ9331 #TEFL
Inside IELTS: Preparing for the Test with the Experts
#IELTS is offering a free online course those who are preparing for IELTS Academic.
Launching 20 April, the MOOC covers the content and skills learners need to know to improve their IELTS score. https://t.co/kkxTYtNVOJ
As the 1990s gave way to the 2000s, 'the human race began to abandon analogue socializing for the seductive delights of the digital ether'. Here, John Ayto looks at everything from 'retweet' to 'selfie', as he examines the words of the 'noughties':
https://t.co/hivTuivLwt