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Research
Latest funding
- $136,052
Opening up lexicons of early modern English
SSHRC · 2017 · Principal investigator
- $71,089
Lexical dynamics in Early Modern English
SSHRC · 2011 · Principal investigator
- $113,837
The making of the Early Modern English lexicon, 1480-1700
SSHRC · 2005 · Principal investigator
Opening up lexicons of early modern English
Principal investigators: Lancashire, Ian
Keywords: historical lexicography; early modern English; digital humanities; database; lemmatization; dictionaries
Lexical dynamics in Early Modern English
Principal investigators: Lancashire, Ian
Keywords: early modern English; historical linguistics; corpus linguistics; vocabulary; Shakespeare; digital humanities; diaries; letters
The making of the Early Modern English lexicon, 1480-1700
Principal investigators: Lancashire, Ian
Keywords: Early Modern English; lexicography; dictionaries; sociolinguistics; vocabulary; semantics; literary history; language history; politics; corpus linguistics
International research on permanent authentic records in electronic systems (InterPARES): experiential, interactive and dynamic records
Principal investigators: Duranti, Luciana
Keywords: archival science; digital preservation; authenticity
A dictionaries corpus of Early Modern English
Principal investigators: Lancashire, Ian
Keywords: Early Modern English; computers and language; text-analysis; dictionaries; lexicography; literacy; corpus linguistics; grammars; word meaning
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