Dr Isobelle Clarke
Lecturer - Security and Protection ScienceResearch Overview
My research interests include corpus linguistics, forensic linguistics, sociolinguistics and news discourse and discourse analysis. My previous research covers language variation on social media, especially Twitter. I also have experience in authorship analysis. My current research examines the representation of Islam in the press. I am also investigating second learner language and spoken language. I have received Leverhulme's early career researcher fellowship to investigate anti-science discourses, such as anti-vaccination discourse, climate change denials, and anti-GMO discourse.
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Trinity-Lancaster Corpus
31/03/2022 → 31/12/2026
Research
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Meeting Future Challenges in Language Testing and Teaching: Building Teams, Setting Goals
01/02/2022 → 31/07/2023
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Understanding the linguistic repertoires across anti-science narratives
01/05/2021 → 31/08/2024
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FLF: A Multi-Dimensional Understanding of the Digital Far Right
01/01/1900 → …
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Ai and Trust:
Participation in conference -Mixed Audience
FACTOR Summer School 2025: Language, Speech, and AI
Symposium
The specific impostor’s method for authorship analysis: The case of Nikolaos Karvounakis
Invited talk
Lancashire Cyber Education Week 2025
Festival/Exhibition/Concert
Understanding (in)effective security communications: A case study of anti-science narratives
Invited talk
Co-occurrence is key: Trolls, Trump, Tyranny, and the Taliban
Invited talk
The shared anti-science discourses
Invited talk
The shared anti-science discourses
Public Lecture/ Debate/Seminar
The discourses of vaccination across pseudoscience and conspiracy theory websites
Oral presentation
Comparing the discourses across anti-science websites
Invited talk
Language Abuse in the Digital Age
Invited talk
Keyword Co-occurrence Analysis Workshop
Invited talk
The specific imposters method in the case of Nikolaos Karvounakis: A comparative forensic authorship analysis
Invited talk
The case of Nikolaos Karvounakis: A comparative authorship analysis of a claim of responsibility
Invited talk
Using keyword co-occurrence analysis to track the discourses of HPV vaccination on Twitter over time
Invited talk
Multiple Correspondence Analysis and Corpus Linguistics Research
Invited talk
How to do Keyword Co-occurrence Analysis workshop
Invited talk
Keyword Co-occurrence Analysis
Invited talk
Masterclass on ‘Multi-Dimensional Analysis’
Invited talk
Approaching Discourse in Corpora using Multiple Correspondence Analysis
Invited talk
Masterclass on ‘Stylistic variation on the @realDonald Trump Twitter account’
Invited talk
