Anouk Van den Stock

Anouk Van den Stock
Ghent University | UGhent · Department of Linguistics

Master of Arts in Linguistics
PhD researcher on the 'Language Productivity at Work' project @ UGent

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Introduction
PhD researcher in construction grammar and cognitive sociolinguistics on the Language Productivity at Work project @ UGent. Investigating user-related determinants (sociobiographic, personal and cognitive) in attitudes towards productivity (in Dutch).
Skills and Expertise
Python
English Language
Language Variation
Corpus Linguistics
Comparative Linguistics
Natural Language Processing
Computational Linguistics
Contrastive Linguistics
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Cognitive Linguistics
Additional affiliations
February 2020 - June 2020
University of Antwerp
University of Antwerp
  • Computational Linguistics & Psycholinguistics Research Center (CLiPS)
  • Antwerpen, Belgium
Position
  • Machine Learning intern
Description
  • Master's internship on automatic emotion detection in text using regression models.
Education
September 2018 - June 2020
University of Antwerp
University of Antwerp
Field of study
  • Linguistics: Language in Use & Computational Psycholinguistics
September 2015 - June 2018
University of Antwerp
University of Antwerp
Field of study
  • Linguistics and Literature (English-Dutch)

Publications

Publications (3)
A typology of Dutch insubordinate infinitives
Preprint
  • Dec 2020
(Accepted for publication at Nederlandse Taalkunde) The goal of this paper is to offer a typology of Dutch insubordinate infinitives, which, following Evans's (2007) definition of insubordination, can be described as 'the main clause use of infinitival constructions'. The first step is to shed light on the formal and functional features of insubord...
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A functional typology of Dutch insubordinate infinitives.
Presentation
Full-text available
  • Oct 2021
Presented at the 2021 Linguist Day of the Belgian Circle of Linguistics (http://www.bkl-cbl.be/).
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(Master's thesis) A typology of Dutch insubordinate infinitives: A qualitative analysis of their syntactic form and pragmatic function.
Preprint
  • Jun 2020
Final version of master's thesis. Currently being transformed into an article for publication.
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Projects

Projects (2)
Individual variation in attitudes towards productivity
Project
Corpus-based investigations of productivity tend to abstract away from user-related variables. This is problematic, since productivity constitutes a constrained form of creativity which is likely to be related to individual variables. By focusing on Dutch, this project aims to relate individual variation (between-participants + within-participants) in attitudes towards productivity to user-related variables, such as (i) prototypical sociolinguistic variables, (ii) personality traits, and (iii) cognitive abilities. This project is part of the interdisciplinary 'Language Productivity @ Work'-project conducted at Ghent University: https://www.languageproductivity.ugent.be/
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A functional typology of Dutch insubordinate infinitives.
Project
Provide a first typology of insubordinate infinitival constructions in Dutch by means of a qualitative corpus study using data from the Corpus of Spoken Dutch (CGN). Publication of Master's thesis at the University of Antwerp (2020), in collaboration with Astrid De Wit, Reinhild Vandekerckhove & Pedro Gras.
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