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Exploring the “Fukushima Effect”

Contributing FAU Organizations

Previous interdisciplinary collaborations have brought together cultural studies and communication science (for small-­scale manual comparative studies of political discourse) as well as corpus linguistics and computer science (with highly successful practical applications such as data mining of Twitter feeds). However, a genuine integration of qualitative, contextualized and theoretically situated approaches with the automatic quantitative analysis of large-­scale data – the research goals of EFE – can only be achieved by a tightly interwoven collaboration of researchers from computer science and computational linguistics on the one hand and hermeneutic interpreters from communication science and cultural studies on the other.

Principal Investigators

 

 

Prof. Dr. Stefan Evert

Computational Corpus Linguistics Group

Prof. Dr. Fabian Schäfer

Chair of Japanese Studies with a focus on modern and contemporary Japan

 

 

Prof. Dr. Marc Stamminger

Chair of Computer Science 9 (Computer Graphics)

Prof. Dr. Christina Holtz-Bacha

Chair of Communication Science

 

Research Assistants and PostDocs

 

 

Philipp Heinrich

Computational Corpus Linguistics Group

Dr. Reimar Zeh

Chair of Communication Science

Christoph Adrian

Chair of Communication Science

 

 

 

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Olena Kalashnikova

Chair of Japanese Studies with a focus on modern and contemporary Japan

Dr. Roberto Grosso

Chair of Computer Science 9 (Computer Graphics)

Jonas Müller

Chair of Computer Science 9 (Computer Graphics)

Computational Corpus Linguistics
Prof. Dr. Stephanie Evert

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