DIGESPEDI
@digespedi.bsky.social
Digespedi.us.edu.pl is a research group at the Institute of Linguistics, University of Silesia in Katowice, Poland. We study research dissemination in digital environments, online knowledge communication practices, and digital genres.
🎉 New publication!
Our team member Karolina Ryker explores professional vs. consumer online music reviews in a new paper in *ELAD-SILDA*. The study reveals that critics explain art while consumers emphasize evaluation.
#linguistics #evaluation
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Our team member Karolina Ryker explores professional vs. consumer online music reviews in a new paper in *ELAD-SILDA*. The study reveals that critics explain art while consumers emphasize evaluation.
#linguistics #evaluation
🔗 digespedi.us.edu.pl/index.php/20...
New article on professional vs. consumer online music reviews – DIGESPEDI: Digital Genres in Specialised Discourses
digespedi.us.edu.pl
January 29, 2026 at 2:14 PM
🎉 New publication!
Our team member Karolina Ryker explores professional vs. consumer online music reviews in a new paper in *ELAD-SILDA*. The study reveals that critics explain art while consumers emphasize evaluation.
#linguistics #evaluation
🔗 digespedi.us.edu.pl/index.php/20...
Our team member Karolina Ryker explores professional vs. consumer online music reviews in a new paper in *ELAD-SILDA*. The study reveals that critics explain art while consumers emphasize evaluation.
#linguistics #evaluation
🔗 digespedi.us.edu.pl/index.php/20...
📘 New publication!
Our members Agnieszka Ziora and Dominik Gęgotek have published a book chapter on analysing sentiment and emotions. Focusing on EmoTagger, the study highlights challenges related to automated analysis.
#corpuslinguistics #research
🔗 digespedi.us.edu.pl/index.php/20...
Our members Agnieszka Ziora and Dominik Gęgotek have published a book chapter on analysing sentiment and emotions. Focusing on EmoTagger, the study highlights challenges related to automated analysis.
#corpuslinguistics #research
🔗 digespedi.us.edu.pl/index.php/20...
New article on computational analysis of values – DIGESPEDI: Digital Genres in Specialised Discourses
digespedi.us.edu.pl
January 20, 2026 at 12:46 PM
📘 New publication!
Our members Agnieszka Ziora and Dominik Gęgotek have published a book chapter on analysing sentiment and emotions. Focusing on EmoTagger, the study highlights challenges related to automated analysis.
#corpuslinguistics #research
🔗 digespedi.us.edu.pl/index.php/20...
Our members Agnieszka Ziora and Dominik Gęgotek have published a book chapter on analysing sentiment and emotions. Focusing on EmoTagger, the study highlights challenges related to automated analysis.
#corpuslinguistics #research
🔗 digespedi.us.edu.pl/index.php/20...
📢 New publication!
Our member Jan Zalega has published “External Lexical Influences in the English Language from Antiquity to Modern Times,” tracing how contact with other languages has enriched English over centuries.
#etymology #research #linguistics
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Our member Jan Zalega has published “External Lexical Influences in the English Language from Antiquity to Modern Times,” tracing how contact with other languages has enriched English over centuries.
#etymology #research #linguistics
🔗 digespedi.us.edu.pl/index.php/20...
New article on how English vocabulary was shaped by language contact – DIGESPEDI: Digital Genres in Specialised Discourses
digespedi.us.edu.pl
January 16, 2026 at 5:01 PM
📢 New publication!
Our member Jan Zalega has published “External Lexical Influences in the English Language from Antiquity to Modern Times,” tracing how contact with other languages has enriched English over centuries.
#etymology #research #linguistics
🔗 digespedi.us.edu.pl/index.php/20...
Our member Jan Zalega has published “External Lexical Influences in the English Language from Antiquity to Modern Times,” tracing how contact with other languages has enriched English over centuries.
#etymology #research #linguistics
🔗 digespedi.us.edu.pl/index.php/20...