Hi! I’m a corpus linguist.
I specialise in quantitative corpus linguistics and work on minority and endangered languages.
In the Barth Lab is at the School of Culture, History and Language at Australian National University.
We work on projects to advance Matukar Panau language documentation, including annotation of data and building of community materials.
We work on projects to advance our knowledge of linguistic variation in minority languages like Tok Pisin and Matukar Panau.
We work on corpus typology, including the SCOPIC project.
Research Gate Profile with recent publications here
Corpus Linguistics is a new course at ANU. Featured on the Sydney Corpus Lab’s blog
We’re on the radio:
Matukar, Rudolf Raward and Danielle Barth were featured on ABC Radio discussing linguistic diversity in PNG and language documentation in February 2022:
Also with an interview in Tok Pisin:
https://www.abc.net.au/radio-australia/programs/wantok/wantok-2022/13733388
More Media:
Enga on TikTok? Awesome!
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-04-09/png-students-use-tiktok-to-teach-native-language/100967648
Out now:
An Interlinearized ‘Family Problem’ Narrative Text from Matukar Panau
Language vs individuals in cross-linguistic corpus typology, co-written with the SCOPIC team
Understanding Corpus Linguistics, co-written with Stefan Schnell
Latest BarthLAB Blog Posts – helpful R snippets for corpus-documentary work and examples from Understanding Corpus Linguistics
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