News In 'CLiC' CLiC DickensEventsNewsPeople - CLiC Dickens projectPublications and resources - CLiC Dickens project Latest storiesRSS FeedAtom Feed CLiC Dickens Day announcement DescriptionA blog post announcing the CLiC Dickens Day on 1 December: a half-day of talks and workshop activities will be followed by an evening programme consisting of a drinks reception and a dramatic Dickens reading.Date:13/10/2017 Corpus Stylistics at CL2017 DescriptionA blog post describing the CLiC talks and other corpus stylistics research presented at the CL2017 conference in Birmingham.Date:07/08/2017 'Colorful language' and Big Data - linguistics in the digital age DescriptionProfessor Michaela Mahlberg presents the latest Birmingham Brief.Date:03/08/2017 Quick update from the CLiC Dickens team: conference season DescriptionA blog post describing the events that the CLiC Dickens team will be involved in over the summer.Date:17/07/2017 CLiC teacher workshop: "Corpus stylistics for the English classroom" DescriptionReport of the workshop for teachers: "Corpus stylistics for the English classroom" organised by the CLiC Dickens team.Date:22/06/2017 Research at the interface of corpus stylistics and cognitive poetics DescriptionProfessor Peter Stockwell (University of Nottingham), CI on the CLiC Dickens project, discusses interdisciplinary work at the interface of corpus stylistics and cognitive poetics.Date:21/06/2017 Paper at BAVS2017 in Lincoln DescriptionProfessor Peter Stockwell and Professor Michaela Mahlberg will be presenting on CLiC at the British Association for Victorian Studies conference, 22 - 24 August 2017.Date:06/06/2017 New 'KWICGrouper' feature for grouping concordance lines DescriptionWe have added a new feature for sorting and grouping concordance lines to CliC.Date:25/05/2017 Keynote speech at the ICAME38 conference in Prague DescriptionProfessor Michaela Mahlberg will be giving a keynote speech for the ICAME38 conference at Charles University Prague on 26 May.Date:15/05/2017 Michaela Mahlberg at the Hay Festival DescriptionProfessor Michaela Mahlberg, interviewed at the Hay Festival, talks about Corpus Linguistics as a method of quickly surveying word usage in texts and illustrates how we can use it to analyse Dickens.Date:29/11/2016 Displaying 1 to 10 of 15 Previous 1 2 Next