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For the last forty years, we have been known for cutting-edge empirically-based theoretical and applied research in a wide range of research areas. We constantly strive to make links with potential users of our work.
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Research Centres and Groups
The department hosts active research groups in areas such as cognitive linguistics, critical discourse analysis, corpus linguistics, language and gender, literacy, pragmatics and stylistics, and second language learning, assessment and teaching.
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Research Facilities
The Department has some outstanding resources. We have fully equipped laboratories for eye-tracking, phonetics, EEG (Electroencephalography) and child language analysis.
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RT @vittoriotantuc: Dialogic similarity is key for creativity. Children learn to categorise new meanings and forms when they recombine what is said by their interlocutors. Increasing creativity around year 4 correlates with increasing engagement and empathy. https://t.co/ldeu00c7Q8 @LAEL_LU
RT @LukeCCollins: Great to see @issy_clarke1 talking about an exciting new approach to investigating keyness: Multiple Correspondence Analysis, which you can read about here https://t.co/P4lcaJPIyW @corpusbaalsig https://t.co/3pMYUDINqP
RT @LIP_RG: Next week (19th May, 12pm BST), we are delighted to host @LAEL_LU PhD researcher and former LIP co-convenor Javier Mármol Queraltó. He will share his cognitive linguistics research into "Multimodal representations of the refugee 'crisis' in online newspapers" All welcome! https://t.co/hVPa7NNYBE
RT @danagablas: A great #postdoc opportunity for researchers interested in using corpus methods to study academic English used in reading/writing at universities in China, Italy, Thailand & UK. The post is funded by @BritishCouncil & based at @LAEL_LU. More details: https://t.co/VJAbvxtoHW