by aging papers, esoteric books, and the comparable comforts of the ivory tower—think
Indiana Jones, without the excitement, looks, career stability, or generous funding. Yet the …

This paper considers the adoption of computational techniques within research designs
modeled after the extended case method. Echoing calls to augment the power of …

We trace the evolution of Scientific English through the Late Modern period to modern time
on the basis of a comprehensive corpus composed of the Transactions and Proceedings of …

This paper surveys how computational distributional semantic models (DSMs) have thus far
been employed to study morphosyntactic variation and change in Early Modern English. As …

We present empirical evidence of the communicative utility of conventionalization, ie,
convergence in linguistic usage over time, and diversification, ie, linguistic items acquiring …

In the present paper, we explore lexical contexts of discourse markers in translation and
interpreting on the basis of word embeddings. Our special interest is on contextual variation …

Abstract jats: pThe popularity of computational methods in historical linguistics has primarily
been motivated by mere access to the new methods themselves, rather than by looking for …

We present an approach for exploring the lexical choice patterns in translation on the basis
of word embeddings. Specifically, we are interested in variation in translation according to …

This chapter demonstrates how the Royal Society Corpus, a richly annotated corpus of
around 48,000 English scientific journal articles covering more than 330 years, can be used …

This chapter illustrates how the Royal Society Corpus (RSC, Kermes et al. 2016, Fischer et
al. 2020) can be used for sociopragmatic and lexico-grammatical studies that contribute to a …