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-<fs small>The University of Bern is represented in the CLARIN-CH Consortium by [[https://www.francais.unibe.ch/notre_institut/personen/prof_dr_zufferey_sandrine/index_fra.html|Prof. Sandrine Zufferey]], from the Institute of French Language and Literature.</fs> +<WRAP colsmall><wrap button>[[resources:start|Back to the overview]]</wrap></WRAP> 
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-\\ +The University of Bern is represented in the CLARIN-CH Consortium by [[https://www.francais.unibe.ch/notre_institut/personen/prof_dr_zufferey_sandrine/index_fra.html|Prof. Sandrine Zufferey]], from the Institute of French Language and Literature.  
-<fs small>The community from the University of Bern provides CLARIN-CH **[[unibe#Language resources|language resources]]** and **[[unibe#Faculties and Departments involved in CLARIN-CH|expertise]]** in language sciences, and it is actively involved in **[[unibe#Current research projects|research projects]]** involving language resources.</fs>+ 
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 ==== Language resources ==== ==== Language resources ====
-<fs small>The [[https://center-for-decipherment.ch/tool/|Online Corpus of Linear Elamite Inscriptions (OCLEI)]] is a tool for computer-assisted analysis of Linear Elamite, an undeciphered syllabic writing system used in the late 3rd millennium BC. It supports a Unicode version of all the sign variants and allows for a statistical analysis of the texts. Currently, 50 Linear Elamite inscriptions and fragments are known (41 when collating the fragments of a single artefact).</fs>+The [[https://center-for-decipherment.ch/tool/|Online Corpus of Linear Elamite Inscriptions (OCLEI)]] is a tool for computer-assisted analysis of Linear Elamite, an undeciphered syllabic writing system used in the late 3rd millennium BC. It supports a Unicode version of all the sign variants and allows for a statistical analysis of the texts. Currently, 50 Linear Elamite inscriptions and fragments are known (41 when collating the fragments of a single artefact).
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-==== === == Faculties and Departments involved in CLARIN-CH == === ====+==== Faculties and Departments involved in CLARIN-CH ==== 
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 === Faculty of Human and Social Sciences === === Faculty of Human and Social Sciences ===
-=== 1. English Department === +++++ English Department | 
-<fs small>**//Areas of expertise in the field of Linguistics://**</fs> +**//Areas of expertise in the field of Linguistics://** 
-  * <fs small>Dialectological data collection </fs> +  * Dialectological data collection  
-  * <fs small>Digital discourse </fs> +  * Digital discourse  
-  * <fs small>Discourse studies </fs> +  * Discourse studies  
-  * <fs small>Language variation </fs> +  * Language variation  
-  * <fs small>Language ideologies </fs> +  * Language ideologies  
-  * <fs small>Language and dialect obsolescence </fs> +  * Language and dialect obsolescence  
-  * <fs small>Language and global mobility </fs> +  * Language and global mobility  
-  * <fs small>Linguistic anthropology </fs> +  * Linguistic anthropology  
-  * <fs small>Relationship between language and identity </fs> +  * Relationship between language and identity  
-  * <fs small>Sociolinguistics </fs> +  * Sociolinguistics  
-  * <fs small>The dialectological consequences of geographical mobility </fs> +  * The dialectological consequences of geographical mobility  
-  * <fs small>The dialectology – human geography interface </fs> +  * The dialectology – human geography interface  
-  * <fs small>Variation and change in contemporary English </fs> +  * Variation and change in contemporary English  
-  * <fs small>Variationist sociolinguistics </fs>+  * Variationist sociolinguistics  
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-=== 2. Institute of French Language and Literature === +++++ Institute of French Language and Literature | 
-<fs small>**//Areas of expertise in the field of Linguistics://**</fs> +**//Areas of expertise in the field of Linguistics://** 
-  * <fs small>Acquisition of prosody in L2 </fs> +  * Acquisition of prosody in L2  
-  * <fs small>Contrastive linguistics  </fs> +  * Contrastive linguistics   
-  * <fs small>Computational linguistics </fs> +  * Computational linguistics  
-  * <fs small>Discourse  </fs> +  * Discourse   
-  * <fs small>Language acquisition  </fs> +  * Language acquisition   
-  * <fs small>Lexical segmentation and foreign accent  </fs> +  * Lexical segmentation and foreign accent   
-  * <fs small>Linguistic change </fs> +  * Linguistic change  
-  * <fs small>History and epistemology of linguistics  </fs> +  * History and epistemology of linguistics   
-  * <fs small>Neurolinguistics </fs> +  * Neurolinguistics  
-  * <fs small>Pragmatics  </fs> +  * Pragmatics   
-  * <fs small>Psycholinguistics  </fs> +  * Psycholinguistics   
-  * <fs small>Perception and production of temporal variables </fs> +  * Perception and production of temporal variables  
-  * <fs small>Prosody and regional variation (in French and Spanish) </fs> +  * Prosody and regional variation (in French and Spanish)  
-  * <fs small>Relationship between linguistics and psychoanalysis  </fs> +  * Relationship between linguistics and psychoanalysis   
-  * <fs small>Saussurean linguistics </fs> +  * Saussurean linguistics  
-  * <fs small>Semantics </fs> +  * Semantics  
-  * <fs small>Semiology/semiotics </fs> +  * Semiology/semiotics  
-  * <fs small>Speech technology </fs> +  * Speech technology  
-  * <fs small>Structuralism </fs>+  * Structuralism  
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-=== 3. Institute of Germanic Languages and Literatures === +++++ Institute of Germanic Languages and Literatures | 
-<fs small>**//Areas of expertise in the field of Linguistics://**</fs> +**//Areas of expertise in the field of Linguistics://** 
-  * <fs small>Construction grammar </fs> +  * Construction grammar  
-  * <fs small>Contrastive German studies and language typology </fs> +  * Contrastive German studies and language typology  
-  * <fs small>Corpus linguistics </fs> +  * Corpus linguistics  
-  * <fs small>Dialectology  </fs> +  * Dialectology   
-  * <fs small>Grammaticalisation  </fs> +  * Grammaticalisation   
-  * <fs small>Graphematics </fs> +  * Graphematics  
-  * <fs small>(Historical) syntax and text linguistics  </fs> +  * (Historical) syntax and text linguistics   
-  * <fs small>Language history and language change </fs> +  * Language history and language change  
-  * <fs small>Morphology/word formation  </fs> +  * Morphology/word formation   
-  * <fs small>Onomastics (surname geography, name grammar) </fs> +  * Onomastics (surname geography, name grammar)  
-  * <fs small>Variation (text type variation)  </fs> +  * Variation (text type variation)   
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-=== 4. Institute of Italian Language and Literature === +++++ Institute of Italian Language and Literature | 
-<fs small>**//Areas of expertise in the field of Linguistics://**</fs> +**//Areas of expertise in the field of Linguistics://** 
-  * <fs small>Bilingualism </fs> +  * Bilingualism  
-  * <fs small>Italian dialect contact </fs> +  * Italian dialect contact  
-  * <fs small>Italian in Switzerland </fs> +  * Italian in Switzerland  
-  * <fs small>Pragmatic linguistics and conversation analysis  </fs> +  * Pragmatic linguistics and conversation analysis   
-  * <fs small>Second language learning </fs> +  * Second language learning  
-  * <fs small>Sociolinguistics of Italian </fs>+  * Sociolinguistics of Italian  
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-=== 5. Institute of Spanish Language and Literature === +++++ Institute of Spanish Language and Literature | 
-<fs small>**//Areas of expertise in the field of Linguistics://**</fs> +**//Areas of expertise in the field of Linguistics://** 
-  * <fs small>Discourse Studies </fs> +  * Discourse Studies  
-  * <fs small>Language and society (19th, 20th, and 21st centuries) </fs> +  * Language and society (19th, 20th, and 21st centuries)  
-  * <fs small>Linguistic Anthropology </fs> +  * Linguistic Anthropology  
-  * <fs small>Sociolinguistics  </fs>+  * Sociolinguistics   
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-=== 6. Institute of Linguistics === +++++ Institute of Linguistics | 
-<fs small>**//Areas of expertise://**</fs> +**//Areas of expertise://** 
-  * <fs small>Anthropological linguistics </fs> +  * Anthropological linguistics  
-  * <fs small>Diachronic linguistics </fs> +  * Diachronic linguistics  
-  * <fs small>Endangered languages </fs> +  * Endangered languages  
-  * <fs small>Evidentiality   </fs> +  * Evidentiality    
-  * <fs small>Evolution of language </fs> +  * Evolution of language  
-  * <fs small>Historical linguistics  </fs> +  * Historical linguistics   
-  * <fs small>Indigenous languages  </fs> +  * Indigenous languages   
-  * <fs small>Morphosyntax </fs> +  * Morphosyntax  
-  * <fs small>Morphological typology </fs>+  * Morphological typology  
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-=== 7. Center for the Study of Language and Society === +++++ Digital Humanities | 
-<fs small>**//Areas of expertise://**</fs> +**//Areas of expertise://** 
-  * <fs small>Dialectology </fs> +  * Critical Algorithm Studies  
-  * <fs small>Ethnography </fs> +  * Digital History  
-  * <fs small>Experimental Sociolinguistics </fs> +  * Epistemology of the Digital  
-  * <fs small>Interactional Sociolinguistics  </fs> +  * Machine Learning in the Humanities  
-  * <fs small>Language variation and change </fs> +  * Text processing and information extraction after digital editing  
-  * <fs small>Language and Identity (particularly gender, sexuality, race, nation)  </fs> +  * Theory of the digital humanities  
-  * <fs small>Language, Inequality and Bias </fs> +++++
-  * <fs small>Sociophonetics </fs>+
  
-=== 8. Digital Humanities === +++++ Center for the Study of Language and Society | 
-<fs small>**//Areas of expertise://**</fs> +**//Areas of expertise://** 
-  * <fs small>Critical Algorithm Studies </fs> +  * Dialectology  
-  * <fs small>Digital History </fs> +  * Ethnography  
-  * <fs small>Epistemology of the Digital </fs> +  * Experimental Sociolinguistics  
-  * <fs small>Machine Learning in the Humanities </fs> +  * Interactional Sociolinguistics   
-  * <fs small>Text processing and information extraction after digital editing </fs> +  * Language variation and change  
-  * <fs small>Theory of the digital humanities </fs>+  * Language and Identity (particularly gender, sexuality, race, nation)   
 +  * Language, Inequality and Bias  
 +  * Sociophonetics  
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