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Aivars Glaznieks

Aivars Glaznieks

Aivars Glaznieks

Senior Researcher
Institute for Applied Linguistics

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About

My research interests lie in the investigation of non-standard varieties of German. In particular, I am focusing on learner varietes as well as on digital everyday language used in computer-mediated communication (CMC), e.g. on sociolinguistic aspects of the use of registers in CMC. I have been responsible for the creation of the multilingual CMC corpus DiDi, a corpus linguistic collection of facebook texts of writers from the multilingual province of South Tyrol. Currently, I am working on the description of written German dialect varieties in CMC.

I have also worked on the creation of several learner corpora in recent years, such as LEONIDE and KoKo, and combine writing research and corpus linguistics in my research activities.

I am also the managing editor for the new Eurac Research Learner Corpus Platform PORTA.


Research interests:

  • writing research
  • language acquisition
  • computer-mediated communication
  • corpus linguistics
  • sociolinguistics


https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Aivars-Glaznieks 

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