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Dirk Speelman

Linguistborn 1965

Supervised 24 doctoral students; Wikidata lists 1 doctoral student. Linked to Wikidata, ORCID, and 3 other registers.

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Students24

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Chiara Paolini “How much does meaning matter? A fresh look at grammatical alternations”
2026 · doctoral
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Xiaoyu Tian “Variation in Chinese analytic causative constructions across time and varieties”
2024 · doctoral
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Robbert De Troij “Natiolectal variation in Dutch grammar: A data-driven approach”
2023 · doctoral
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Jocelyne Daems “Profile-based measures of lexical variation. Four case studies on variation in word choice between Belgian and Netherlandic Dutch.”
2022 · doctoral
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Jordi Heeren “Academic language proficiency as a predictor of academic achievement. A validity argument of a low-stakes post-entry academic reading and vocabulary screening test for first-year university students.”
2021 · doctoral
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Mariana Montes “Cloudspotting: visual analytics for distributional semantics”
2021 · doctoral
cited by a thesis record
Alek Keersmaekers “A Computational Approach to the Greek Papyri: Developing a Corpus to Study Variation and Change in the Post-Classical Greek Complementation System”
2020 · doctoral
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S. De Pascale “Token-based vector space models as semantic control in lexical lectometry”
2019 · doctoral
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Dirk Pijpops “Where, how and why does argument structure vary? A usage-based investigation into the Dutch transitive-prepositional alternation”
2019 · doctoral
cited by a thesis record
Laura Rosseel “New approaches to measuring the social meaning of language variation: exploring the Personalized Implicit Association Test and the Relational Responding Task”
2017 · doctoral
cited by a thesis record
Karlien Franco “Concept features and lexical diversity. A dialectological case study on the relationship between meaning and variation”
2017 · doctoral
cited by a thesis record
Eline Zenner “Cognitive Contact Linguistics. The macro, meso and micro influence of English on Dutch.”
2013 · doctoral
cited by a thesis record
Alena Anishchanka “Seeing it in color: A usage-based analysis of color names in advertising.”
2013 · doctoral
cited by a thesis record
Costanza Asnaghi “An Analysis of Regional Lexical Variation in California English Using Site-Restricted Web Searches”
2013 · doctoral
cited by a thesis record
Weiwei Zhang “Variation in Metonymy: A Corpus-based Cognitive Linguistic Approach.”
2013 · doctoral
cited by a thesis record
Natalia Levshina “Doe wat je niet laten kan: A usage-based analysis of Dutch causative constructions”
2011 · doctoral
cited by a thesis record
Leen Impe “Mutual intelligibility of national and regional varieties of Dutch in the Low Countries”
2010 · doctoral
cited by a thesis record
Yves Peirsman “Crossing Corpora. Modelling Semantic Similarity across Languages and Lects”
2010 · doctoral
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Koen Plevoets “Tussen spreek- en standaardtaal. Een corpusgebaseerd onderzoek naar de situationele, regionale en sociale verspreiding van enkele morfosyntactische verschijnselen uit het gesproken Belgisch-Nederlands.”
2008 · doctoral
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Dylan Glynn “Mapping Meaning. Towards a usage-based methodoloy in Cognitive Semantics”
2007 · doctoral
cited by a thesis record
Sofie Van Gijsel “A corpus linguistic, sociovariational analysis of lexical richness”
2007 · doctoral
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Kris Heylen “Zur Abfolge (pro)nominaler Satzglieder im Deutschen. Eine korpusbasierte Analyse der relativen Abfolge von nominalem Subjekt und pronominalem Objekt im Mittelfeld”
2005 · doctoral
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Gert De Sutter “Rood, groen, corpus! Een taalgebruiksgebaseerde analyse van woordvolgordevariatie in tweeledige werkwoordelijke eindgroepen”
2005 · doctoral
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José Tummers “Het naakt(e) adjectief: een kwantitatief-empirisch onderzoek naar de buigingsvariatie bij neutra in het Nederlands”
2005 · doctoral

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Natalia Levshina
born 1978

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Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
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cited by a thesis recordORCID0000-0003-1561-1851stated by Wikidata · on their thesis record at KU Leuven Lirias
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stated by WikidataGND1117172260
stated by WikidataISNI0000000002503550

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@misc{academicancestry_Q83142924,
  author = {{Academic Ancestry}},
  title = {{Dirk Speelman: advisors and students}},
  year = {2026},
  url = {https://academicancestry.org/person/Q83142924},
  note = {read on 2026-10-23}
}

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Academic Ancestry. (2026, October 23). Dirk Speelman: Advisors and students [Read on 2026-10-23]. https://academicancestry.org/person/Q83142924