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Organisation
Quantitative Lexicology and Variational Linguistics (QLVL), Leuven
Research Group
Main organisation:Linguistics Research Unit, Leuven
Lifecycle:1 Dec 2005 → Today
Organisation profile:
Research Quantitative Lexicology and Variation (QLVL), QLVL is a research group at the University of Leuven that focuses on empirical, corpus-linguistic studies of language variation, with a specific emphasis on lexical variation.
Keywords:Quantitative Lexicology, Variational Linguistics
Disciplines:Theory and methodology of literary studies
Current researchers
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- Dirk Speelman (Responsible)
- Silvia Ballarè (Member)
- Jonathan Brindle (Member)
- Manuela Caniato (Member)
- Mathias Coeckelbergs (Member)
- Hubert Cuyckens (Member)
- Jocelyne Daems (Member)
- Stefano De Pascale (Member)
- Isabeau De Smet (Member)
- Robbert De Troij (Member)
Projects
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- Complexity in complementation: understanding long-term change in verb complementation in terms of inter- and intra-individual variationFrom25 Apr 2022 → TodayFunding: Own budget, for example: patrimony, inscription fees, gifts
- Connecting morphosyntax and lexical semantics with Elastic Net regressionFrom1 Jan 2022 → TodayFunding: FWO research project
- Meaning change in token space: a token-based computational approach to diachronic prototype semanticsFrom1 Nov 2021 → TodayFunding: FWO junior postdoctoral fellowship
- Diachronic semantic tendencies in lexical, morphological and syntactic variationFrom1 Oct 2021 → TodayFunding: FWO junior postdoctoral fellowship
- Shifting Disease's Names in the Middle Ages: Latin and Vernacular in Different Text Genres (SIDELINE)From1 Oct 2021 → TodayFunding: FWO visiting post-doctoral fellowship
- HOW MUCH DOES MEANING MATTER? A FRESH LOOK AT GRAMMATICAL ALTERNATIONSFrom1 Oct 2021 → TodayFunding: Own budget, for example: patrimony, inscription fees, gifts
- Language access and content enrichment of Brepols' full-text databases: an AI and NLP-based transformation into a dynamic research, reading and learning environmentFrom1 Oct 2021 → TodayFunding: Baekeland
- How much does meaning matter? A fresh look at grammatical alternationsFrom1 Jan 2021 → TodayFunding: FWO research project
- Tracing semantic change in Greek derivational morphology: a computational, distributional-semantic approachFrom23 Nov 2020 → 31 Oct 2021Funding: BOF - postdoctoral mandates
- The Mandarin Chinese Ba-construction: Diachronic, Synchronic and Constructional PerspectivesFrom6 Nov 2020 → TodayFunding: Own budget, for example: patrimony, inscription fees, gifts
Publications
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- What Cognitive Linguistics can learn from dialectology (and vice versa)(2022)
Authors: Karlien Franco
Pages: 309 - 343 - Reassembling the pimped ride: A quantitative look at the integration of a borrowed expression(2022)
Authors: Stefano De Pascale, Dirk Pijpops, Freek Van de Velde, Eline Zenner
Pages: 1 - 13 - Reassembling the pimped ride: a quantitative look at the integration of a borrowed expression(2022)
Authors: Stefano De Pascale
- The Translator as a Reader and Commentator of Aristotle. The Testimony of Evrart de Conty and his Autograph Manuscript (ca 1380)(2022)
Authors: Michèle Goyens
Pages: 175 - 194 - Generalizability in mixed models: Lessons from corpus linguistics(2022)
Authors: Freek Van de Velde, Stefano De Pascale, Dirk Speelman
Pages: 61 - 63 - Changing preferences in cultural references(2022)
Authors: Freek Van de Velde, Isabeau De Smet
Pages: 584 - 595 - Between grammar and pragmatics: Social deixis in English address terms and directives(2021)
Authors: Anouk Buyle, Hendrik De Smet, Freek Van de Velde, Liesbet Heyvaert
- How register-specific is grammatical knowledge? A programmatic sketch and a case study on the dative alternation with give(2021)
Authors: Alexandra Engel, Laura Rosseel, Benedikt Szmrecsanyi, Freek Van de Velde
Pages: 51 - 84 - Is de rijksgrens ook een dialectgrens? Oude en nieuwe inzichten over de rol van de rijksgrens als dialectgrens(2021)
Authors: Karlien Franco
Pages: 21 - 23 - Language attitudes among mobile speakers. Evidence from Italian speakers living abroad.(2021)
Authors: Stefania Marzo, Stefano De Pascale
Pages: 119 - 140