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My new book: · · · My new book on revolutionizing corpus-linguistic statistics ;-) called Frequency, dispersion, association, and keyness: revising and tupleizing corpus-linguistic measures is now available · · · Collostructional analysis: · · · A completely revised version of coll.analysis is now available at https://www.stgries.info/teaching/groningen/index.html · · · Also, I have completely redeveloped from scratch a script to compute hierarchical configural frequency analyses – let me know if you want to test/use it · · · recently published: · · · STG, Corpus linguistics and the cognitive/constructional endeavor (Cambridge Handbook of Construction Grammar) · · · STG on Robbie Love's corpus-linguistic podcast CorpusCast · · · STG, Against level-3-only analyses in corpus linguistics (ICAME Journal 48(1)) · · · STG, On regression modeling in varieties research. (World Englishes) · · · STG & T. Gales, Talking across the interdisciplinary aisle: A guide for legal and corpus-linguistic scholars and practitioners (Applied Corpus Linguistics 4(1), 100086) · · · STG, B.G. Slocum, & K. Tobia, Corpus-linguistic approaches to lexical statutory meaning: Extensionalist vs. intensionalist approaches (Applied Corpus Linguistics 4(1), 100079) · · · S. Liao, STG, & S. Wulff, Transfer five ways: Applications of multiple distinctive collexeme analysis to the dative alternation in Mandarin Chinese (Corpus Linguistics and Linguistic Theory) · · · J.F. Olguín Martínez & STG, If not for-if it weren’t/wasn’t for counterfactual constructions: A multivariate extension of collostructional analysis. Cognitive Semantics · · · S. Wulff & STG, CLLT 'vs' Corpora and IJCL: a (half serious) keyness analysis (Corpus Linguistics and Linguistic Theory) · · · STG, Corpus linguistics: Quantitative methods. (The Encyclopedia of Applied Linguistics. 2nd ed. Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell.) · · · J.F. Olguín Martínez & STG, The similative-pretence alternating pair and filler-slot relations: A revised version of distinctive collexeme analysis (Constructions and Frames) · · · K. E. Jensen & STG, "?GO (a)round and V vs. GO (a)round Ving: A multivariate distinctive collo-profiling analysis based on association rules (Review of Cognitive Linguistics) · · · to be published: · · · S.C. Deshors & STG, Corpora in World Englishes (The Encyclopedia of Applied Linguistics, 2nd ed. Oxford, Wiley-Blackwell) · · · G. Gilquin & STG, Collostructional analysis. (International Encyclopedia of Language and Linguistics, 3rd ed. Amsterdam: Elsevier) · · · J.F. Olguín Martínez & STG, The link between syntax, semantics, discourse, and lexicon in counteridenticals: A multivariate extension of co-varying collexeme analysis (Functions of Language) · · · STG, Incorporating corpora in second language acquisition research (The Encyclopedia of Applied Linguistics, 2nd ed. Oxford, Wiley-Blackwell) · · · STG, Corpus linguistics and psycholinguistics (International Encyclopedia of Language and Linguistics, 3rd ed.) · · · STG, Corpora in cognitive linguistics (The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Cognitive Linguistics) · · · STG, Quantitative designs and statistical techniques (The Cambridge Handbook of English Corpus Linguistics, 2nd ed.) · · · STG, Not just frequency: keyness should integrate frequency, association, and dispersion (Mathematical modelling in linguistics and text analysis: Theory and applications, Amsterdam & Philadelphia: John Benjamins) · · · STG, Cultural keywords in varieties research (Journal of Research Design and Statistics in Linguistics and Communication Science) · · · STG & S. Wulff, 20 years of CLLT (special issue of Corpus Linguistics and Linguistic Theory) · · · K. Schmidt, S. Götz-Lehmann, K. Jäschke, & STG. Same same, but erm sort of different? Investigating three types of fluencemes in Australian-, British-, Canadian- and New Zealand English (Research in Corpus Linguistics) · · · S. Wulff & STG, 20 years of collostructions (special issue of Corpus Linguistics and Linguistic Theory) · · · talks/workshops to be given: · · · STG, Corpus linguistics in forensics and American jurisprudence (invited colloquium at Kuwait University, 05 May 2025) · · · STG, Warum Linguistik Statistik braucht! (invited lecture at Beijing Foreign Studies University, spring 2025) · · · STG, TBA (invited paper at Doctrine as a Decision Aid, a symposium at the interface of Law, Research on Decision Making, and Computer Science in Naples, 04-06 June 2025) · · · STG, TBA (invited plenary at the 4th Annual Conference on Data Science and Second Language Studies, Guangdong, China, November 2025) · · · S. Liao, STG, & S. Wulff, Towards a corpus-based identification of prototypical instances of five Mandarin datives using random forests (paper at Corpus Linguistics 2025, Aston University, Birmingham City University, & the University of Birmingham, 30 June - 03 July 2025) · · · C. Ben Youssef & STG, From keywords to keyMWEs: a Multiword Expressions augmented keyness analysis (paper at Corpus Linguistics 2025, Aston University, Birmingham City University, & the University of Birmingham, 30 June - 03 July 2025) · · · STG, Statistical measures in corpus linguistics: frequency, dispersion, association, and keyness (invited course at the 2025 LSA Linguistic Institute, University of Oregon, 05-22 July 2025) · · · STG, Foundations of predictive modeling with R (invited course at the 2025 LSA Linguistic Institute, University of Oregon, 05-22 July 2025) · · · J.F. Olguín Martínez & STG, A multivariate extension of co-varying collexeme analysis: Methodological and theoretical implications (paper at SLE 2025, Bordeaux, 26-29 August 2025) · · · STG, TBA. (invited plenary at the Chinese Cognitive Linguistics Conference (Shanghai, China, fall 2025) · · · STG, TBA. (invited plenary at the 4th Annual Conference on Data Science and Second Language Studies (Guangdong, China, November 2025) · · · other: · · · On 05 February 2025, I was nominated by my department at UCSB for the Faculty Research Lecturer Award, "the highest honor the UC Santa Barbara faculty can bestow on one of its members" · · · On 04 December 2024, I was awarded my habilitation and venia legendi in English (linguistics) at the University of Marburg · · · I have just been invited onto the editorial board of Text and Talk (published by De Gruyter) · · · I have just reached 25,147 citations (h=76, i10=179) on Google Scholar · · · You can listen to a video interview/conversation with Robbie Love on his corpus-linguistic podcast CorpusCast (recorded: 18 October 2024, published: 07 November 2024) · · · This article in The Verge, for which I was interviewed and in which I am quoted, discusses the use of corpora for legal interpretation · · ·