Find a research supervisor in Corpus Linguistics In 'Staff' StaffStaff by research and supervision areas Back to 'English Language and Linguistics' Staff in the Department of English Language and Linguistics who supervise PhD/MA by Research in the area of Corpus Linguistics. Dr Matteo Fuoli Associate Professor of Corpus-based Discourse AnalysisInternational Exchange Tutor Evaluation/stance/appraisal in discourse: how speakers and writers express emotions and opinions in discourse Corporate discourse: how companies use language to persuade and gain the trust of their audiences Experimental approaches to Critical Discourse Analysis: how to use experiments to test hypotheses based on qualitative CDA research Trust and legitimacy in discourse from a Critical ... Dr Jason Grafmiller Lecturer in corpus-based sociolinguistics Linguistic variation of all stripes, particularly work focused on investigating usage-based models of social and/or cognitive factors shaping morphosyntactic variation in English (or other languages). Professor Jack Grieve Professor of Corpus Linguistics Corpus Linguistics Dialectology Forensic Linguistics Sociolinguistics Dr Nicholas Groom Senior Lecturer in Applied Linguistics Corpus-based approaches to the analysis of phraseology (e.g. pattern grammar, construction grammar) Corpus-based discourse analysis Corpus-based critical discourse analysis Learner corpus analysis Corpora in cognitive linguistics Corpora in systemic-functional linguistics Professor Suganthi John Professor of English LanguageDeputy Director of Education (Distance and Digital Education) Academic discourse English for Academic Purposes Writing for publication Advanced academic literacy Writer identity and theories of writing Professor Jeannette Littlemore Professor of English Language and Applied Linguistics Metaphor Metonymy Cognitive Linguistic approaches to second language acquisition The use of figurative language by learners of English Professor Michaela Mahlberg Chair in Corpus LinguisticsCo-Director, Centre for Corpus Research Corpus Linguistics Literary Linguistics Charles Dickens 19th century fiction Discourse Analysis Dr Amanda Patten Associate Professor in Historical LinguisticsHead of Education for the School of EDACS Historical linguistics and language change Construction grammar and the relationship between form and meaning Information packaging constructions and other specialised linguistic patterns Dr Florent Perek Associate Professor in Cognitive LinguisticsDeputy Director of the Centre for Corpus Research Construction grammar, cognitive linguistics Quantitative corpus linguistics Grammar, semantics, argument structure Language change Dr Garry Plappert Associate Professor in Applied Linguistics Corpus Linguistics, EAP and the linguistics of epistemology. Professor Adam Schembri Professor of Linguistics British/Australian Sign Language Sign language linguistics Sociolinguistic variation and change Gesture studies Dr Paul Thompson Reader in Applied Corpus LinguisticsHead of English Language and LinguisticsCo-Director, Centre for Corpus Research Disciplinary and genre variation in academic and other specialised discourses Corpus-assisted discourse studies of society and the natural environment Linguistic aspects of human-computer interaction Applications of educational technologies in language learning Uses of corpus resources and methodologies in learning about language Dr Crayton Walker Senior Lecturer in Applied Linguistics Collocation and other phraseological aspects of English Corpus-based investigation of semantic prosody and semantic preference Corpus-based investigation of individual words and phrases Data driven learning and the pedagogic application of corpora Vocabulary and the teaching of vocabulary
Dr Matteo Fuoli Associate Professor of Corpus-based Discourse AnalysisInternational Exchange Tutor Evaluation/stance/appraisal in discourse: how speakers and writers express emotions and opinions in discourse Corporate discourse: how companies use language to persuade and gain the trust of their audiences Experimental approaches to Critical Discourse Analysis: how to use experiments to test hypotheses based on qualitative CDA research Trust and legitimacy in discourse from a Critical ...
Dr Jason Grafmiller Lecturer in corpus-based sociolinguistics Linguistic variation of all stripes, particularly work focused on investigating usage-based models of social and/or cognitive factors shaping morphosyntactic variation in English (or other languages).
Professor Jack Grieve Professor of Corpus Linguistics Corpus Linguistics Dialectology Forensic Linguistics Sociolinguistics
Dr Nicholas Groom Senior Lecturer in Applied Linguistics Corpus-based approaches to the analysis of phraseology (e.g. pattern grammar, construction grammar) Corpus-based discourse analysis Corpus-based critical discourse analysis Learner corpus analysis Corpora in cognitive linguistics Corpora in systemic-functional linguistics
Professor Suganthi John Professor of English LanguageDeputy Director of Education (Distance and Digital Education) Academic discourse English for Academic Purposes Writing for publication Advanced academic literacy Writer identity and theories of writing
Professor Jeannette Littlemore Professor of English Language and Applied Linguistics Metaphor Metonymy Cognitive Linguistic approaches to second language acquisition The use of figurative language by learners of English
Professor Michaela Mahlberg Chair in Corpus LinguisticsCo-Director, Centre for Corpus Research Corpus Linguistics Literary Linguistics Charles Dickens 19th century fiction Discourse Analysis
Dr Amanda Patten Associate Professor in Historical LinguisticsHead of Education for the School of EDACS Historical linguistics and language change Construction grammar and the relationship between form and meaning Information packaging constructions and other specialised linguistic patterns
Dr Florent Perek Associate Professor in Cognitive LinguisticsDeputy Director of the Centre for Corpus Research Construction grammar, cognitive linguistics Quantitative corpus linguistics Grammar, semantics, argument structure Language change
Dr Garry Plappert Associate Professor in Applied Linguistics Corpus Linguistics, EAP and the linguistics of epistemology.
Professor Adam Schembri Professor of Linguistics British/Australian Sign Language Sign language linguistics Sociolinguistic variation and change Gesture studies
Dr Paul Thompson Reader in Applied Corpus LinguisticsHead of English Language and LinguisticsCo-Director, Centre for Corpus Research Disciplinary and genre variation in academic and other specialised discourses Corpus-assisted discourse studies of society and the natural environment Linguistic aspects of human-computer interaction Applications of educational technologies in language learning Uses of corpus resources and methodologies in learning about language
Dr Crayton Walker Senior Lecturer in Applied Linguistics Collocation and other phraseological aspects of English Corpus-based investigation of semantic prosody and semantic preference Corpus-based investigation of individual words and phrases Data driven learning and the pedagogic application of corpora Vocabulary and the teaching of vocabulary