Cameron Morin
@camhmorin
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Associate Professor @univ_paris_cite -- cognitive linguistics, language variation and change, sociolinguistics, English dialectology
Joined April 2019
Interested in using large language models such as @AnthropicAI 's Claude 3.5 Sonnet for automatically annotating grammatical data in preparation of your linguistic study? Have a look at our new preprint with @marttinenLing for a methodological pipeline!
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RT @hanssonhist: Thanks @hartmast ! „The language of gratitude: An empirical analysis of acknowledgments in German medical dissertations“ h…
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RT @rafasotosetzke: Delighted to tell you that my very first paper has been published, as part of this year's @DGKL_GCLA Yearbook! 😊 If you…
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RT @clement_petitj: 🇺🇸📣 Journée étatsunienne post-élections organisée aujourd'hui au @CampusCondorcet. J'y parlerai des luttes et progressi…
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Honoured to be included in this exciting programme ! See you in April 😊
Ravi d'annoncer le lancement du séminaire « Mutations du discours : discours numériques » co-organisé par Laure Lansari (Université de Picardie Jules Verne) et moi-même de janvier à juin 2025 à Amiens et Arras. #linguistique #linguistics Programme :
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RT @Linguist_UR: Finally out: A Construction Grammar of the English Language Looking forward to your feedback! h…
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RT @hartmast: New paper in #Constructions: "Constructional #LanguageProcessing and #LanguageLearning starting from unsegmented linguistic #…
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RT @hboothling: New open access article out with @kagroothuis where we discuss the phenomenon of discourse-related expletives and their cha…
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RT @IsabelColonICAR: Notre numéro thématique est enfin paru sur les interactions en situation de jeu : catégorisation et positionnement. @H…
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New paper out, shorter and for a general readership, in English Today with Steven Coats ! Open access 🔓 "Double modals beyond the Atlantic: new evidence from computational sociolinguistics"
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@bstorme2 Ive also been intrigued by "au travers de", which apparently would have been preceded by "au travers" with some amount of variability. Same with "à travers de" but it would have gone the opposite way ("à travers")!
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RT @hartmast: New paper out in #Constructions by @TA_Moerman @paulvaneecke & @katbeuls: Evaluating Large-Scale #ConstructionGrammar|s on th…
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RT @lingwugstics: Bonjour ! Si vous voulez aider la recherche d'une doctorante, que vous parlez français, et que vous avez 10 minutes pour…
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