Jan Langenhorst
Research Associate
at the Chair of Applied Linguistics
Research interests
- Corpus Linguistics
- Text Mining
- Digital Humanities
Publications
This information is provided by the FIS.
Courses
| Winter Semester 2023/24 | Current research in the digital humanities |
|
Winter Semester 2022/23, Summer Semester 2023 |
Analyzing language data |
| Summer Semester 2022 | Speaking of the impossible |
|
Summer Semester 2021 |
Introduction to corpus linguistics |
| Winter Semester 2020/21, Winter Semester 2021/22 | Programming for linguists |
Lectures
08/23 Narratives of Disruption in Reports of UFO Sightings. (Disruptive Imaginations, TU Dresden, August 15-19, 2023).
10/21 Programming for linguists. Benefits of a blended learning format for scaled teaching of programming skills. (Lessons Learned III - Spin Offs of Digital Teaching Experiences, TU Dresden, October 07-08, 2021, with Simon Meier-Vieracker and Yannick Frommherz).
02/21 Counter-speech in debates about political correctness. Corpus linguistic and sequence analytical approaches. (Pragmatik der Gegenrede, University of Greifswald, University of Greifswald, February 25-26, 2021, with Simon Meier-Vieracker and Friederike Fischer).
03/20 Barrier-free web presence of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at TU Dresden, Plone conference, March 09-11, 2020, Dresden, with Juliane Heidelberger).
06/18 Datengeleitete Zugänge zum Textsortenwandel am Beispiel der Urlaubsansichtskarte (Workshop Textsortengeschichte der Ansichtskarte, University of Zurich, June 25-26, 2018, with Joachim Scharloth and Josephine Obert).
Poster presentations
08/23 Disruption and Societal Change: Exploring Knowledge Systems and Practices. International Cognitive Linguistics Conference (ICLC16), Düsseldorf (with René Dutschke, Ulrike Pfeifer and Sophia Seemann).