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Children's and young people's digital literacies in virtual online spaces
This ESRC funded seminar series (RES-451-26-0731)which ran from 2009-10 considered the digital literacy practices taking place in virtual online space ... Read more»
Project staff: Julia Gillen
Keywords: Children, Digital technologies
Computer programming for Linguistics
An effort to enhance teaching of computer-programming skills to PhD students in Linguistics and English Language. ... Read more»
Project staff: Andrew Hardie
Keywords: Computerised corpora, Computer programming for the arts, Computing, Computing in the Humanities, Corpus linguistic methodology, Corpus linguistics, Corpus tools, Digital humanities, Humanities computing, Language, Linguistics
CORGRAM: Corpus-based grammar in contrast
The CORGRAM project is a quantitative investigation into the distributional properties of grammatical categories associated with nouns and verbs in th ... Read more»
Project staff: Andrew Hardie, Ram Lohani, Olga Mudraya
Keywords: Corpus linguistic methodology, Corpus linguistics, Corpus tools, European languages, Grammar, Grammatical theory and description, Language, Linguistics, Linguistic typology, Multilingual corpora, Quantitative linguistics, South Asia
CQPweb
CQPweb is a new web-based corpus analysis system. It provides a BNCweb-like interface to the IMS Corpus Workbench system. This interface is compatible ... Read more»
Project staff: Andrew Hardie
Keywords: Corpus linguistics, Language, Quantitative linguistics
CREME (Corpus Research in Early Modern English
We are an interdisciplinary research group which is combining established areas of research excellence at Lancaster University. The emergent synthesis ... Read more»
Project staff: Jonathan Culpeper, Alison Findlay (English and Creative Writing), Ian Gregory (History, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences), Andrew Hardie, Liz Oakley-Brown (English and Creative Writing), Stephen Pumfrey (History), Paul Rayson (Computing and Communications), Naomi Tadmor (History)
Keywords: Automatic content analysis, Corpus linguistic methodology, Corpus linguistics, Corpus tools, Digital humanities, Discourse analysis, Early modern England, Early modern English, Historical and diachronic corpora, History of English, History of experimental science, History of medicine, History of philosophy, History of science, History of the Book, Interdisciplinary collaboration, Language change, Linguistics, Natural philosophy, Religious history, Seventeenth century, Seventeenth-century culture, Seventeenth-century literature, Sixteenth-century, Sixteenth-century culture, Sixteenth-century literature, Theatre history