News and events

Global challenges in local contexts: Climate discourses across languages, cultures, and texts

Teaching Hub 2 - In presence and online event

a Food for Thought seminar with Niall Curry (Manchester Metropolitan University)

How gender relations can be seen through forms of address. A corpus-assisted study

online only due to weather alert and risk of flooding - In presence and online event

a seminar by Michael Pace-Sigge (University of Eastern Finland)

Using corpus & discourse methods to study nostalgia

Bertinoro University Residential Centre

Two-day residential workshop

Open issues in the automatic interpretation of text-image relations

Teaching Hub - TH 8 - In presence and online event

a seminar by Maria Grazia Sindoni (Università degli Studi di Messina)

Experience-dependent plasticity in the language processing systems. Consequences for theories of language representation and use

Teaching Hub - TH11 - In presence and online event

a seminar by Giulia Bencini (Department of Linguistics and Comparative Cultural Studies, Ca Foscari University Venice)

Resarch seminar 2022/23: The International Baccalaureate in the global press: A Corpus-Assisted Discourse Analysis

online MS Teams - Online event

a seminar by Saira Fitzgerald (Lancaster University)

CadsConf 2022

Bertinoro University Residential Centre

Corpora & Discourse International Conference

Same-sex parents in children’s picturebooks - a seminar by Mark McGlashan

online MS Teams - Online event

Corpora and medical/clinical communication

online - Teams

CoLiTec Seminar series 2021

Communicating health: linguistic, sociological and medical perspectives

Teaching Hub room 10

FINAL ROUNDTABLE of CoLiTec's seminar series on "Corpora and medical/clinical communication"

How to analyse 60 years of LGBTQI representation in the British Press: The topsy turvy process of writing a thesis in corpus-assisted critical discourse analysis

online MS Teams - Online event

A seminar by Mark Wilkinson (Lancaster University). The talk is aimed at current and prospective PhD students and early career researchers, but everyone is very welcome to join!

‘Describing gangstalking will often sound completely illogical’: Analysing a corpus of online support for sufferers of gangstalking

online MS Teams - Online event

A seminar by Daniel Hunt (University of Nottingham)