Happy New Year! Here's a list of last year's publications by Variengers – lots of research on variation, contacts and change in English 😊 #corpuslinguistics
https://t.co/Vwy7XyuvrV
Hybrid seminar, 29 November:
Linn Holmberg: The #Dictionary Craze in #Enlightenment Europe, 1665–1789
Everybody welcome! More information on the website of the Helsinki Society for Historical Lexicography: https://t.co/HpIGTDF0LZ
#hellexsoc#lexicography#dictionaries
One month to go to my workshop on material aspects of letter-writing! ✉️
Epistolary materiality includes the text – join us to talk about forgotten marginalia, tremulous hands, and instructions to turn the page or burn the letter. 🔥
Do come! – small bursaries available. 💶
Join us TODAY, 6:30pm CEST: ISLE Online Expert Panel on "From the core to the periphery: The value of marginal aspects of language" with Brian Joseph , Gunther Kaltenböck, and Belén Méndez-Naya! https://t.co/G1o32wBJJN @ISLELinguistics#EnglishLinguistics@BelnNaya
New paper with @hilpert_martin & @JukkaSuomela!
New approaches to investigating change in derivational productivity: Gender and internal factors in the development of ‑ity and ‑ness, 1600–1800
https://t.co/lshNXrNE28
#openaccess version: https://t.co/ufykWWJwic
#cxg#sociolx
New paper with Turo Vartiainen! The working title was "Life is hard when you're a historical corpus linguist" 😄
Engaging with bad (meta)data in historical #corpuslinguistics
https://t.co/9k0bR1qwnK
#openaccess version: https://t.co/HyJWk7i5bN
Only a month and a week now to my workshop on epistolary materiality – do join us! Students welcome too!
Come for the seals 🦭💌, stay for the elephants 🐘 and blue silk floss.
Can social media discussions be civil? 🤔
Sanna-Kaisa Tanskanen and I are organizing a panel called "Keeping it civil online: in pursuit of civility in social media interaction" @ #IPrA2025 in Brisbane.
Call for papers open until 1 Nov 2024 #pragmatics
https://t.co/ENYFXTgp7K
Check out the next ISLE Online Expert Panel "Perspectives on Grammatical Change" Wednesday, September 18, 5pm (CEST), with Marianne Hundt, Terttu Nevalainen, and Joel Wallenberg! Details at https://t.co/G1o32wBJJN @ISLELinguistics#EnglishLinguistics@MarianneHundt@childs_claire
📣 New paper! 📣
Changing styles of letter-writing? Evidence from 400 years of early English letters in a POS-tagged corpus
Unfortunately not open access but if you'd like a copy, please be in touch. 😊 #corpuslinguistics
https://t.co/pKEx91Phn5
This is a friendly reminder of the visiting lecture organized @helsinkiuni :
Dr. @matthuntgardner will be talking on the topic "Old Areal Feature, New Social Meaning: The Balto-Atlantic Ingressive yup↓ in Canadian Maritime English"
on April 18, at 14.15 at Metsätalo Lect. Hall 6
Want to meet and network with other researchers of English language, translation and literature in Finland? Finsse-11 conference offers a good opportunity to do just that! Today is the deadline for abstract submission, more info on the website: https://t.co/qhYKutoizH
@helsinkiuni based scholar Elizabeth Peterson co-edited a book ”English in the Nordic countries”. In short: English is not a threat to national languages, not at least in Finland. Worth reading for ones worried. @epeterso https://t.co/me4yc9t3GE
New #publication klaxon!
In 2022, we released the Corpus of Early English Correspondence Extension Sampler (CEECES). Last week a data paper describing the CEECES came out in the Research Data Journal for the Humanities and Social Sciences – Open Access!
https://t.co/hvLaxfreQT
The Department of the History of the English Language invites everybody to the 4th on-line lecture in the series Sociolinguistic Aspects of Historical Orthography, organised within the framework of the AMU Institute of Advances Studies in Social Sciences and Humanities programme.
My PhD thesis in linguistics analyses how and why we express subjective perspective on social media.
Titled "Stancetaking in interest-based online communities: A corpus pragmatic comparative analysis", it is now available for download as pdf: https://t.co/PXbZeDrY5A