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@bookstodon @linguistics A question prompted by a post I saw: what are the best #ScienceFiction #scifi books where #languages play an important part?
There’s 1984, obviously. Even more obviously, The Languages of Pao by Jack Vance. The Imperial Radch series by Ann Leckie has some interesting language features in terms of gender identity, power and mutual intelligibility.
I’m sure there are loads more - this is ‘off the top of my head’ - what others would you recommend?
Do you think the ethical reputation of a company impacts whether graduating #computerscience students will take a job there?
This question was part of an exploratory study for (CU Boulder CS undergrad alum) Ella Sarder's honors thesis, now published as a poster at #CSCW2022. She interviewed 12 graduating students about factors they consider in the job search, how they define a “good” or “bad” company to work for, and how perceptions of ethics impact their choices.
Some brief findings:
My #introduction: I'm an assistant professor at the cognitive science and AI department in Tilburg University. I'm interested in computational models, #psycholinguistics, #bayesian #statistics using #stan and #rstats, and #cogsci in general.
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Hi all! I work in #psycholinguistics, #bilingualism, and #aging at the University of Lisbon. Most of my work has been on word recognition. I've dabbled (and continue to) in computational models and #Bayesian #statistics. Current research is concerned with modelling and explaining individual differences in language and cognition. Happy to be here!
i guess time to stop lurking & start participating? #introduction
I’m a #linguist studying language #dynamics (#contact & #typology in #syntax ) via #psycholinguistics, but also I study the history of linguistics & #LinguisticTheory
I spend a lot of time thinking about why #linguists do what we do how we do it, and how to describe languages and language users in more humane and accurate ways. I also love live-posting/hyping during conferences/talks, where my face usually looks like this: 🤩