The excursion to Germanisches Nationalmuseum (who very generously gave our group free admission) is in full swing, with @sabinelang.bsky.social leading the tour. First stop: 14th century sculptures from Nuremberg. #DHSS2025

In today's extended network analysis session with @anastasiaglawion.bsky.social, we're covering topics from fanfiction to war discussions #DHSS2025

Anna Foka giving a brilliant keynote on "AI and Heritage: Critical perspectives on AI for the Archives, Libraries and Museum sector" – and of course, I was especially happy about the opportunity to quickly revive my Swedish reading skills on some of the slides showing ongoing projects ☺️
#DHSS2025

Eigentlich hatte ich ja nicht vor, heute bedroht zu werden /j

Are you interested in becoming several data analysts? Apparently, you're in luck! /j

Probably my favourite stack of paper this year! 😊

Elvin looking exactly like I feel after such a large, vibrant and exciting conference – but very much worth it! #cl2025

In her bootstrapping talk, @schtepf.bsky.social starts off a very packed room by explaining how to calculate keywords in R.
#cl2025

Concordance analysis meets syntax and association measures - an #RC21 blog post by Xinyao Lu, who's studying computational linguistics at FAU and used the opportunity to turn his seminar project into a conference contribution!

www.dhss.phil.fau.eu/2025/06/11/c...

Is it just me or should one be a bit concerned to have a view of the sea in a hotel in Darmstadt?
Glad they enjoyed it, though

(What guests who stayed here liked best:
"The view of the sea and the bridge from the room was wonderful, especially at night.")

We're now in the lightning talks introducing the #RC21Symposium posters.
I'm particularly happy that several of my (former) students will be presenting; and that some of them have been involved in what's certainly the most eye-catching title!

As we're coming to terms with the nearing end of the first #RC21Symposium day, Susan Hunston shows how concordances help to systematise unexpected uses of constructions.

In the second training day session, @schtepf.bsky.social brings order to the complex and often under-operationalised analysis of concordances
#RC21Symposium

☕ Discussions on concordance analysis are in full flow as @michamahlberg.bsky.social is guiding us through concordance basics.
🗒️ Whether on paper or on the screen – you can't read too many concordances a day!
#RC21Symposium

Looking forward to contributing to the ReproducibiliTea in the HumaniTeas series in a few months!

Catch my impulse talk on May 12:
Beyond the Gold Standard: Transparency in Qualitative Corpus Analysis

Looking forward to the discussion! #ReproducibiliTea #DH #CorpusLinguistics

Having discoursemes as a unit of analysis rather than an informal label confined to a spreadsheet also enables more advanced operations, such as calculating associations between categories

Our paper "From Linguistic to Discursive Patterns: Introducing Discoursemes as a Basic Unit of Discourse Analysis" (Philipp Heinrich et al. 2024) has been published in CADAAD:
doi.org/10.21827/cad...
github.com/ausgerechnet...