Category Archives: linguistics

And the debate returns, where are all the women? or the blogosphere does not exist

by Stephanie Posted on November 1, 2009

Tweet I have been looking for figures on the female to male ratio of the blogosphere today when working on an article edit about gendered language in a technology weblog community. I am looking at this more from a community … Continue reading →

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Thoughts on Digital Research

by Jim Posted on May 26, 2007

Tweet The end of term mania started well and truly this week here. I have not had time to be in HUMlab so much but everybody seems to be very busy when I have been in the lab. In my … Continue reading →

Posted in Collaborations, digital humanities, innovaiton, lab observations, linguistics | 1 Comment

What is Google doing to our language?

by therese Posted on December 1, 2006

Tweet The other day, I attended a course in the lab on concordances and how these can be used for linguistic research and in language education. Jon, who was giving the course, pointed out that the most commonly used concordance … Continue reading →

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Category Archives: linguistics

And the debate returns, where are all the women? or the blogosphere does not exist

Thoughts on Digital Research

What is Google doing to our language?

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