@_ctaylor_ "Corpora and medical/clinical communication" @li_tec Fridays at 11 a.m. CET (online, free access)
1 October @elenasemino
29 October Sylvia Jaworska
12 November @GavinBrookes26
3 December @mynameisdanhunt
17 December Final roundtable
https://t.co/E1ROO5PX3n
Our seminar series on "Corpora and medical/clinical communication" programme is now available https://t.co/i5a0TgNsXs all seminars will be online and attendance is free. Join us! #corpuslinguistics#discourseanalysis
📚 Did you know that our third (& final!) post-#UCCTS2018 edited volume can be pre-ordered now?
It's published by Bloomsbury & titled "Extending the Scope of Corpus-Based Translation Studies"
Check out the ToC here:
https://t.co/NDk0pO8iAY
@GrangerSylviane#UCCTS2021
Last week, EQTIS members presented their ongoing research at the #UCCTS2021 conference in beautiful Bertinoro: @bdfrancq on cognitive load in simultaneous interpreting, and @gertdesutter on the new Dutch Parallel Corpus 2.0 and on cognitive-linguistic explanations in CBTS
My post-#UCCTS2021 office. My #umarell is watching over me! "The hardest thing to do is to work hard when nobody is watching you" it says on the gift box😂A million thanks again to @UCCTS2021@SilviaBernardin@a_ferrares for the amazing days spent together in Bertinoro! (1/2)
#Perks of attending the #UCCTS2021 "3D" conference:
Having enjoyed a demonstration of #piadina Romagnola at the famous #CasaArtusi and having learnt about #Italian gastronomic history and culture.
Now at #UCCTS2021, Gudrun Vanderbauwhede chairs the presentation of full papers in #ContrastiveStudies in Czech, English, Serbian, Italian, French and Romanian: demonstratives, case relations, 'pseudo-' words, and the representation of perception across languages.
#CorpusStudies
Now at #UCCTS2021, Ulrike Oster chairs the presentation of full papers about: the Gravitational Pull Hypothesis in #Catalan texts; #Empirical translation
studies; #CBTS: quantitative & qualitative insights; and
#Stylistic normalisation in translation in #Czech texts
Stella Neuman, from @RWTH, addresses her keynote speech, which is third and final plenary of the #UCCTS2021 Conference:
'#Translation as specialised language use. A #probabilistic view of #linguistic characteristics of translations'
Choices in translation are twofold: the ones the author could have made (on the top of the choice she actually made) & the different options the translator can choose from - both are key in shaping translational products -- S. Neumann #UCCTS2021
Stella Neuman, from @RWTH, addresses her keynote speech, which is third and final plenary of the #UCCTS2021 Conference:
'#Translation as specialised language use. A #probabilistic view of #linguistic characteristics of translations'
Today is the third & last (!) day of #UCCTS2021 Enjoying every single minute of it & very much looking forward to Stella Neumann's plenary lecture in 30 minutes! @UCCTS2021