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Intro
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Sociolinguistics: Big questions, small data
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Labov's department store study
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Why it worked
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Outline
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Rare linguistic events on Twitter
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Discovering new linguistic variables
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Discovering social variables
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How does language change?
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Language change as a networked cascade
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Language change as epidemic
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The role of tie strength
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Which innovations succeed?
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Finding (attempted) innovations
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Hate speech on Reddit
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A day after the paper came out
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What excacly qualifies for hate speech?
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Results with and without annotation
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Some questions
Description:
Explore the intersection of large-scale text analysis and social science research in this 38-minute conference talk by Dr. Jacob Eisenstein. Delve into the methodological challenges and interdisciplinary opportunities presented by using big data to study linguistic and cultural phenomena. Learn about innovative approaches to discovering new linguistic variables, tracking language change, and analyzing hate speech on social media platforms. Gain insights into sociolinguistic research methods, from classic studies to cutting-edge applications of natural language processing and machine learning techniques. Examine case studies on Twitter language evolution and Reddit content analysis, and consider the ethical implications of defining and detecting hate speech in online communities.

Finding More Needles by Building Bigger Haystacks - Dr. Jacob Eisenstein

Alan Turing Institute
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