The last 3 days have been amazing due to the work of #CILC2021 steering and program committees in organizing this online conference at @LetrasUM. We didn't want it to end! Thanks to everyone who has participated. The talks and some of the plenaries are available to watch at 👇
@CChaski, an ace in forensic computational lx who designed and developed the first corpus in forensic linguistics. So honored to have her as a plenary speaker in #CILC2021 talking about suicide note assessment through ALIAS SNARE #virtuallearning#research#corpuslinguistics
In the panel session on corpus-based discourse and literary analysis we talked about social networks, Brexit, Jordi Évole's interviews, China, Central American migration and much more! #CILC2021
We strongly recommend our plenary session today at 17.30 with @stgries, a must for those interested in #corpuslinguistics. He will talk about Tupleization in Corpus Linguistics: applications for association measures and multi-word unit identification. #CILC2021#virtualevents
Very interesting and thought-provoking discussion on Spanish morphology and semantics in the panel "Linguistic variation and change through corpora". Thank you for being part of it! #CILC2021#research 🔍🖥️📚
Our first panel discussion on Corpus-based discourse and literary analysis has just finished! We kind of online travelled around the world during this session ✈️ #CILC2021