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Gaining Momentum: A Scholar’s Journey Through Corpus Linguistics at Lancaster
Hanna Atcheson is a lecturer at Tomas Bata University in Zlin. She visited CASS (The ESRC Centre for Corpus Approaches to Social Science) as a visiting scholar in October and November 2024. In this blogpost, Hanna takes us through the milestones of her academic path, offering insights into how her work has been inspired by…
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#LancsBox: The emerging historical linguist’s MO? A brief case study of Aramaic.
By: Charbel El-Khaissi I took Lancaster University’s free Corpus Linguistics course (Corpus MOOC) to fill time. Three months later, a doctoral research proposal enabled by #LancsBox, a software tool introduced in the course, was accepted at the Australian National University. For as long as this topic has been studied, ancient Semitic languages have relied on…
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A cognitive scientist’s perspective on taking the CorpusMOOC
Rose Hendricks, a researcher at the Frameworks Institute in Washington D.C., shares her experience of taking the CorpusMOOC: ‘I’m a social science researcher and have been curious for a while how we can learn more about human culture and cognition by looking at large collections of language — so I jumped at the opportunity to take the Corpus…
CASS Briefings
CASS: Briefings is a series of short, quick reads on the work being done at the ESRC/CASS research centre at Lancaster University, UK.