Stephanie Evert
@schtepf.bsky.social
Computational Corpus Linguistics @unifau.bsky.social | https://www.stephanie-evert.de/ | trans woman 🏳️⚧️ | music: violin, electric guitar, more to come | married to Sean | pronouns: she/her | views: my own 🏳️🌈
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September 9, 2025 at 10:42 AM
You can find all materials for the course at github.com/reading-conc... – share and enjoy!
Naja, die durchschnittliche Länge eines Treckers in Deutschland liegt ja inzwischen bei gefühlt 50 Metern – da braucht man schon ein schnelles Auto, um vorbeizukommen.
August 22, 2025 at 10:24 AM
Naja, die durchschnittliche Länge eines Treckers in Deutschland liegt ja inzwischen bei gefühlt 50 Metern – da braucht man schon ein schnelles Auto, um vorbeizukommen.
It‘s so hard to believe that Trump supporters are willing to sacrifice almost anything – democracy, freedom, health insurance, the US economy – just so they can hurt a handful of transgender people. What sad and rotten souls they have!
July 9, 2025 at 10:42 PM
It‘s so hard to believe that Trump supporters are willing to sacrifice almost anything – democracy, freedom, health insurance, the US economy – just so they can hurt a handful of transgender people. What sad and rotten souls they have!
Reposted by Stephanie Evert
Thursday, July 10
💡 “Digital hermeneutics: Reading concordances with algorithms” presented by
@schtepf.bsky.social and @nfdykes.bsky.social
Friday, July 11:
🔑 Keynote by
@michamahlberg.bsky.social
„Corpus linguistics and storytelling: Data and connections“
💡 “Digital hermeneutics: Reading concordances with algorithms” presented by
@schtepf.bsky.social and @nfdykes.bsky.social
Friday, July 11:
🔑 Keynote by
@michamahlberg.bsky.social
„Corpus linguistics and storytelling: Data and connections“
July 8, 2025 at 7:49 PM
Thursday, July 10
💡 “Digital hermeneutics: Reading concordances with algorithms” presented by
@schtepf.bsky.social and @nfdykes.bsky.social
Friday, July 11:
🔑 Keynote by
@michamahlberg.bsky.social
„Corpus linguistics and storytelling: Data and connections“
💡 “Digital hermeneutics: Reading concordances with algorithms” presented by
@schtepf.bsky.social and @nfdykes.bsky.social
Friday, July 11:
🔑 Keynote by
@michamahlberg.bsky.social
„Corpus linguistics and storytelling: Data and connections“
Reposted by Stephanie Evert
@andrea.nini.com forensic linguist at the University of Manchester, and alum of
Aston University
speaks with Nicci and me about his evidence that the British teenager who had alleged rape, did not author a retraction statement even though it was written in her own handwriting.
Aston University
speaks with Nicci and me about his evidence that the British teenager who had alleged rape, did not author a retraction statement even though it was written in her own handwriting.
July 4, 2025 at 8:21 AM
@andrea.nini.com forensic linguist at the University of Manchester, and alum of
Aston University
speaks with Nicci and me about his evidence that the British teenager who had alleged rape, did not author a retraction statement even though it was written in her own handwriting.
Aston University
speaks with Nicci and me about his evidence that the British teenager who had alleged rape, did not author a retraction statement even though it was written in her own handwriting.
Reposted by Stephanie Evert
Thanks to @niallrcurry.bsky.social, @rachellevessey.bsky.social, @schtepf.bsky.social, Philipp Heinrich and Michael Bender for your very interesting and relevant presentations! (2/2)
July 3, 2025 at 4:48 PM
Thanks to @niallrcurry.bsky.social, @rachellevessey.bsky.social, @schtepf.bsky.social, Philipp Heinrich and Michael Bender for your very interesting and relevant presentations! (2/2)