Re: Discorpus – a new tool for corpus and discourse analysis (feedback welcome)

Hi...

That seems an interesting tool. Since it works with SpaCy, can we adapt it
for using other models/languages?

Rod.

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On Thu, 28 May 2026 at 15:19, Jose Rolanía Navarro via Corpora <
[email protected]> wrote:

> Discorpus is a web-based corpus analysis workbench designed for linguists
> and discourse researchers. It combines classic corpus linguistics tools
> (KWIC, collocations, n-grams, lexical diversity) with NLP-powered analysis
> (lemmatization, named entity recognition, topic modelling, sentiment) — all
> from a single browser interface, with no programming required.
>
> Developed as part of PhD research in Applied Linguistics (Universitat
> Politècnica de València), with a focus on Critical Discourse Analysis and
> the automated study of discriminatory language in digital platforms.
>
> MIT license.
>
> Github repository: https://github.com/joserolania-boop/DIscorpus
>
> Feedback from the community is very welcome, as this is an ongoing project
> aimed at supporting linguistic research and corpus-based work.
>
> The tool is freely available for academic and educational use.
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