In connection with his corpus-based literary research project currently in progress (A Comparative Study of Five English Translations of Lesya Ukrainka’s Drama The Song of the Forest), Patrick Corness visited Ukraine in June/July 2018 with support from a British Council Culture Bridges International Mobility grant (EUR 1112,60) and with the co-operation of the eminent Ukrainian writer …
We want to wish one of our previous PhD students – Xiaoyu Xi – every success in her new position. She has been appointed Lecturer in English at the City University of Hong Kong. Many, many congratulations, Xiaoyu – we look forward to hopefully working with you again in the …
Some good news! CLaC member Emma Moreton has received Erasmus funding to work with Dr Felix Krawatzek (a Political Scientist at ZOiS, Berlin) on a German and Irish migrant letters project. This project looks at some of the methodological challenges encountered in analysing what might be described as ‘big data’ …
We do hope you will be able to join us for a seminar at 12.30 on Wednesday 25th July by visiting scholar Shari Lughmani, from Hong Kong. Shari has led a number of projects at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University that involve English language tutors and content lecturers collaborating to provide …
Organised by CLaC members Hilary Nesi and Benet Vincent, a BAAL Corpus Linguistics SIG event focusing on ‘New Directions in Data-Driven Learning (DDL)’ will take place on Friday 8th June 2018 at Coventry University. All are welcome, but please register soon as places are limited! See below for full details …
Our first CLaC research student seminar will take place on Wednesday 2nd May from 14.00-15.00 in room GE435. Everyone is welcome! Please get in touch via the ‘Contact Us’ section of the website to find out more information or to reserve your place. The programme is outlined below. Hope to …