Stefania Degaetano-Ortlieb is an Associate Professor/Lecturer in English Linguistics and Corpus linguistics and an expert on text mining and data analytics for research questions from sociolinguistics, register/language variation as well as change in language use. She is Principal Investigator of the project Information Density in English Scientific Writing: A Diachronic Perspective in the Information Density and Linguistic Encoding collaborative research centre, and of two projects at the MSCA doctoral network Computational Analysis of Semantic Change Across Different Environments (CASCADE).
Language & Technology
EP01 | Why study semantic change?
EP01 | Why study semantic change?
How did we go from bananas (🍌) to bananas (🤪)? And gay (😄) to gay (🌈)? To answer these questions and more, here we interview Stefania Degaetano-Ortlieb
Language & Technology
Language & Technology publishes research and insights from the CASCADE network, an international doctoral training programme developing and using digital methods for analysing meaning change across different forms of texts and cultural expression.
Language & Technology publishes research and insights from the CASCADE network, an international doctoral training programme developing and using digital methods for analysing meaning change across different forms of texts and cultural expression.
