Linguistics across Disciplinary Borders: The March of Data

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Introduction
Part I: Methods for Data Collection, Analysis and Visualization
	Chapter 1: Noisy Data: Using Automatic Speech Recognition Transcripts for Linguistic Research
	Chapter 2: Low-code Data Science Tools for Linguistics: Swiss Army Knives or Pretty Black Boxes?
	Chapter 3: The Visualization and Evaluation of Semantic and Conceptual Maps
Part II: Corpus Construction, Registers and Genres
	Chapter 4: Towards Automatic Register Classification in Unrestricted Databases of Historical English
	Chapter 5: The Topical Landscape of Web Registers: Exploring the Interplay of Registers and Topicality in a Web-scale Corpus
	Chapter 6: Towards ‘Large and Tidy’: Establishing Internal Structure in Mega-corpora
Part III: Social Media, Discourse and Meanings
	Chapter 7: Multi-modal Considerations for Social Media Discourse Analysis: A Specialized Corpus of Twitter Commentary on ‘Working from Home’
	Chapter 8: Exploring Self-identification and the Functions of the Identify as Construction in the LGBTQ+ Reddit Corpus
Contributors
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