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Department of German Language and Literature Dr. Maria Becker

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Department of German Language and Literature
Heidelberg University
Hauptstr. 207–209
69117 Heidelberg

Office: Karlstr. 2, R 003 (ground floor, right corridor)

Phone: 06221/543250

Email: maria.becker@gs.uni-heidelberg.de

Office hours: by arrangement.

Maria Becker

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I am a research group leader in the Department of Linguistics at the German Department and at the Institute of Translation and Interpreting at Heidelberg University. In the winter semester 2026/27, I hold the interim W3 professorship for Digital Humanities at the University of Freiburg. After studying Linguistics, Philosophy and Psychology, I pursued a PhD in Computational Linguistics, motivated by my fascination with automated text analysis methods. My dissertation dealt with the automatic reconstruction of implicit knowledge in argumentative texts.

Since then, my research has focused on applying computational methods and machine learning, in particular large language models (LLMs), to linguistic questions as well as to research questions from the Digital Humanities and Social Sciences. I am also interested in corpus-linguistic methods, annotation studies, discourse pragmatics, contrastive linguistics, grammatical patterns in discourse and across text types, media linguistics, argumentation analysis, specialized language research, and science communication and knowledge transfer. You can find more information about my research and teaching further down on this page.

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CHAI Lab: Computational Humanities & AI

In my research group, an interdisciplinary project team investigates a range of research questions from the humanities and social sciences using computational approaches, in particular large language models and methods from (corpus) linguistics, computational linguistics and natural language processing. Feel free to visit our website!

Components of Chai Lab

Latest News

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New from the CHAI Lab: the Moralization Toolkit! This freely accessible web tool detects moralizations – appeals to values such as fairness, care or liberty – in German, English and French texts. It combines our lexicon-based search with large language models that also explain their decisions. A big thank-you to Mirko Sommer, who was instrumental in implementing it! Feel free to try it out.
Heidelberg University has successfully defended its excellence status – and I was glad to contribute as part of the Heidelberg delegation. For the series „Die Exzellenzstrategie wirkt“ (“The Excellence Strategy at Work”), the university produced a short video about me and my research. Take a look!
In the winter semester 2026/27, I am taking up the interim professorship for Digital Humanities at the University of Freiburg. My teaching and research there focus on computational methods in the humanities – from corpus analysis and annotation to the critical use of generative language models. I am very much looking forward to the Freiburg (DH) community and to working with the students!
On 21 September, I was a guest at the University of Mannheim on the panel discussion „Potenziale und Perspektiven für Hochschulen“ (“Potentials and Perspectives for Universities”), discussing the role of generative AI in research, teaching and administration.
From 23 to 25 September, our SuW conference „Zwischen den Zeilen lesen: Pragmatik des Nicht-Ausgesprochenen“ (“Reading Between the Lines: Pragmatics of the Unsaid”) took place, which I organized together with Janine Dengler and Ekkehard Felder. It focused on implicit meaning, presupposition and insinuation from linguistic, philosophical and computational perspectives. Many thanks to everyone involved for the stimulating discussions and the great exchange!
In August/September 2026, two more papers from my research group were published: Brocai, B./Becker, M.: Pair Difficulty Matters: Rethinking Pairwise LLM-as-a-Judge Evaluation and Consistency (EMNLP, Main Conference) & Liu, P./Becker, M.: Krisenproduktion oder Flächenstilllegung? Eine korpuspragmatische Analyse zu moralisierenden Sprachhandlungen im Diskurs um Ernährungssicherheit. (edited volume Ökologische Diskurse heute, transcript). Congratulations to Bruno and Pinxiu on their great work!
In May, Janine Dengler and I were accepted into the nationwide transfer program Catalyst GER with a project on the corpus-linguistic validation of AI-generated health information. The program is aimed at researchers in the humanities and social sciences and combines impact methodology with intensive exchange with practitioners – an ideal opportunity for us to consistently think through the application side of our methods.
In April, I gave a public lecture at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) as part of the Colloquium Fundamentale on „Kann man Moralisierung messen? KI-gestützte Analysen öffentlicher Debatten“ (“Can Moralization Be Measured? AI-Based Analyses of Public Debates”). In this citizen-science format, I discussed how methods of AI and natural language processing help to make morally charged language in public debates visible – and what opportunities and limitations this entails. The video recording is available via the link.
In March, as part of the GIP partnership (Germanistische Institutspartnerschaft – German Studies Institutional Partnerships worldwide), I taught courses at the universities of Yerevan and Tbilisi on using generative language models and prompt engineering for linguistic research projects. Alongside the fundamentals, the focus was on interactive exercises and an intensive academic exchange.
In January/February, two papers from my research group on the computational analysis of moral discourse were accepted at international computational linguistics conferences: Becker et al., LREC 2026: The Moralization Corpus: Frame-Based Annotation and Analysis of Moralizing Speech Acts across Diverse Text Genres and Sommer/Becker, EACL 2026 – Student Research Workshop: Who Plays Which Role? Protagonist Detection and Classification in Moral Discourse.

Videos and Media Presence

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October 2026: Short video by Heidelberg University on Die Exzellenzstrategie wirkt (The Excellence Strategy at Work): Maria Becker
April 2026: Public lecture at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) on Kann man Moralisierung messen? KI-gestützte Analysen öffentlicher Debatten (Can moralization be measured? AI-based analyses of public debates; citizen science format)
May 2025: Interview with Wissen im Dialog on How values shape discourse
December 2024: SWR interview/podcast – Was heißt „moralisieren“? – Der Zeigefinger in der Sprache (What does “moralizing” mean? The wagging finger in language)
Since April 2023, we have been reporting regularly on the work of our department on our Instagram channel – feel free to have a look!
In July 2023, I was a guest at the Marsilius fireside chat on “Science communication in the context of new technologies” (as part of Michele Catanzaro's Nature Marsilius Visiting Professorship). Watch the video here!
In February 2023, the film team of BellaVistaFilm visited the Department of German Studies and produced a great image video on Heidelberg linguistics and our moralization project.
More videos about my work can be found on my YouTube channel.

Projects (PI)

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Since 08/2025: Head of the Thematic Research Network Misinformation Narrative Identification and Prevention of Spread (together with Dr. C. Jones). Research network of German Linguistics and the University Medical Center Mannheim, funded under the Excellence Strategy of the German federal and state governments.
Since 01/2024: Head of the linguistic subproject (with Prof. V. Atayan and Prof. E. Felder) in the Thematic Research Network Wissen im Kontext: Sprache und Denken in Natur- und Lebenswissenschaften (Knowledge in Context: Language and Thought in the Natural and Life Sciences). Research network of the European Centre for Linguistics, the Heidelberg Center for Digital Humanities, Heidelberg Computer Science and the University Medical Center Mannheim, funded under the Excellence Strategy of the German federal and state governments.
Since 11/2023: Head of the linguistic subproject (with Prof. E. Felder) in the project Moralisierungen in der Wissenschaftskommunikation – Ursachen, Formen und Wirkungen (Moralizations in Science Communication – Causes, Forms and Effects). BMFTR-funded joint project of Heidelberg University and the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT).
07/2021 – 05/2024: Head of the computational linguistics subproject of the project TextTransfer – Methode zur korpusgestützten Prognose von Impactmustern in wissenschaftlichen Texten (Method for the Corpus-Based Prediction of Impact Patterns in Scientific Texts). BMBF-funded joint project of the Leibniz Institute for the German Language Mannheim, the Leibniz Information Centre for Science and Technology and the School of Information Sciences, Illinois, USA.
12/2022 – 12/2023: Head of the project CoReTo - Computational Modeling of Complex Research Topics from the Humanities. Funded under the Excellence Strategy of the German federal and state governments at Heidelberg University.
10/2021 – 06/2022: Head of the project Plattform zur Annotation von Moralisierungspraktiken (Platform for the Annotation of Moralization Practices). Funded under the Excellence Strategy of the German federal and state governments at Heidelberg University.
01/2015 – 01/2019: Scientific coordinator of the Discourse Lab: Lehr- und Forschungsplattform für Digitale Diskursanalyse (Teaching and Research Platform for Digital Discourse Analysis), Heidelberg University and Technical University of Darmstadt.

Academic Background

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Since 06/2021
Habilitation project at the Faculty of Modern Languages, Heidelberg University, working title Computational Pragmatics: Linguistically Informed Modeling of Moralizations with Large Language Models. Completion of the procedure expected in January 2027.
04/2016 – 05/2021
PhD in Computational Linguistics, Heidelberg University. Dissertation: Building Bridges. Reconstructing Implicit Information in Argumentative Texts Using Commonsense Knowledge. Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Anette Frank (Heidelberg University), Prof. Dr. Andreas Witt (IDS Mannheim)
10/2012 – 03/2015
Master's degree in German Linguistics (major) and Philosophy (minor), Heidelberg University
08/2012 – 01/2015
Master's degree in Language and Communication (major) and Psychology (minor), University of Mannheim
10/2008 – 07/2012
Bachelor's degree in German Studies (1st major) and Philosophy (2nd major), Heidelberg University

Professional Experience

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Since 10/2026
Interim Professor (W3) of Digital Humanities, University of Freiburg, Department of Linguistics and Digital Humanities Lab
06/2024 – 09/2026
Research Associate (50%) at the Institute of Translation and Interpreting, Heidelberg University
06/2021 – 09/2026
Research Associate (50%) at the Chair of German Linguistics, Heidelberg University
07/2021 – 05/2024
Research Associate (50%) at the Leibniz Institute for the German Language (IDS) Mannheim, Department of Digital Linguistics
04/2017 – 03/2021
Research Associate at the Institute of Computational Linguistics, Heidelberg University, in the project "Explain: Knowledge-Based Analysis of Argumentation" (part of the DFG Priority Programme "Robust Argumentation Machines") (doctoral position)
04/2015 – 03/2017
Research Associate at the Leibniz ScienceCampus "Empirical Linguistics & Computational Language Modeling", Leibniz Institute for the German Language Mannheim
02/2015 – 01/2019
Scientific Coordinator of the Discourse Lab: Teaching and Research Platform for Digital Discourse Analysis, Heidelberg University/Technical University of Darmstadt
2010 – 2015
Student assistant at the Department of German Studies, Heidelberg University (tutor and project assistant to Prof. Marcus Müller) and at the Leibniz Institute for the German Language Mannheim (projects Research and Teaching Corpus of Spoken German and Medical Communication)

Science Management

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2025/2026
Member of the university delegation for the evaluation of Heidelberg University within the Excellence Strategy
Since 01/2025
Founding member of the joint research group CAEDHET (Critical AI Engineering – Digital Humanities and Educational Transfer)
Since 07/2024
Representative of early-career researchers on the Research Council of Heidelberg University
Since 06/2024
Founding member of the Working Group on Large Language Models at the Faculty of Modern Languages, Heidelberg University
07/2022 – 07/2024
Spokesperson of the academic staff of the Department of German Studies, Heidelberg University
Since 01/2022
Organization of the study information days and first-semester orientation days at the Department of German Studies, Heidelberg University
Since 07/2021
Coordination of the linguistics tutorials at the Department of German Studies, Heidelberg University
01/2019 – 01/2022
Member of the Advisory Board of the Interdisciplinary Forum for Digital Textual Studies, Heidelberg University
Since 01/2018
Reviewing for (computational) linguistics journals (e.g. Discourse & Communication), edited volumes (e.g. Quantifying Methods in Discourse Studies, Palgrave) and conferences (e.g. ACL, COLING, LREC)
02/2015 – 01/2019
Scientific Coordinator of the Discourse Lab: Teaching and Research Platform for Digital Discourse Analysis, Heidelberg University/Technical University of Darmstadt

Science Communication & Transfer

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Since 05/2026
Participant in the Catalyst GER programme: nationwide programme for strengthening the transfer of research from the humanities and social sciences (SHAPE Impact Kollektiv); selected in a competitive process with the project Corpus-linguistic validation of AI-generated health information
Since 10/2022
Social Media Coordinator of the Department of German Studies, Heidelberg University
10/2021 – 09/2022
Young Marsilius Fellow for Interdisciplinarity and Science Communication (YMFP), a programme promoting the interdisciplinary connectivity of research and science communication
02/2015 – 04/2019
Blogger for the Discourse Lab on hypotheses.org
03/2016 – 07/2016
Organization of the lecture series “Germanisten im Beruf” (Careers for German Studies graduates), Heidelberg University (together with Dr. Jörn Stegmeier)

International Mobility

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Since 03/2024
Ambassador of the Heidelberg Center for Digital Humanities (HCDH), with research stays of several weeks at the Digital Humanities centres in Utrecht, Copenhagen and Bologna
Since 12/2023
Member of the project team Moral Climate Emotions, a cooperation between the Universities of Copenhagen and Heidelberg focusing on international conferences, workshops, courses and summer schools in Germany and Denmark and on networking between the two universities
Since 07/2021
Cooperation with the School of Information Sciences, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, in the TextTransfer project
Since 01/2019
Active member of the network Europe as a Discourse Community, which supports international cooperation with Sorbonne University Paris, Charles University Prague, the University of Warsaw and the University of Milan (UNIMI) within the 4EU+ European University Alliance, funded by the DAAD

Conference and Workshop Organization

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09/2025
Sprache und KI (Language and AI). Annual conference of the research network Sprache und Wissen, Heidelberg Academy of Sciences (with Prof. E. Felder, M. Kückelhaus, J. Dengler and S. Bloching)
09/2025
AI and Human Values: Exploring technological, social, and normative perspectives. International summer school in cooperation with the Marsilius Kolleg, Heidelberg University (with Prof. F. Nüssel, Prof. N. Heinzelmann, Prof. M. Boutros, Prof. M. Gertz and T. Just)
03/2023
Panel "Cold Cases. Neubewertung qualitativer Diskursforschung unter Rückgriff auf digitale Methoden" (Revisiting qualitative discourse research with digital methods), Conference for Discourse Studies, University of Augsburg (together with Prof. Wolf Schünemann)
09/2022
Diskursgrammatik (Discourse Grammar). Annual conference of the research network Sprache und Wissen, Heidelberg Academy of Sciences (together with Prof. Ekkehard Felder, Prof. Martin Reisigl and Prof. Marcus Müller)
07/2022
Session chair "Impact assessment and network analysis", Sunbelt 2022, online (together with Dr. Cathleen M. Stützer and Stephanie Gaaw)
10/2019
Digital Humanities – Disziplinen in Konkurrenz oder Kooperation? (Digital Humanities – disciplines in competition or cooperation?) Conference of the Interdisciplinary Forum for Digital Textual Studies, Heidelberg University (together with Dr. Stefan Karcher and Christopher Nunn)
Since 01/2019
Co-organization of international conferences and workshops of the research network Europe as a Discourse Community, among others in Warsaw, Milan, Paris and Heidelberg (see also International Mobility)
10/2017
Korpuslinguistische Werkzeuge im Vergleich (Corpus linguistic tools in comparison). Discourse Lab workshop, Heidelberg University (together with Prof. Marcus Müller and Dr. Jörn Stegmeier)
02/2017
Qualitative und quantitative Zugänge zu textuellen Korpora (Qualitative and quantitative approaches to text corpora). Discourse Lab workshop, Heidelberg University (together with Prof. Marcus Müller and Dr. Jörn Stegmeier)

Further Training and Certificates

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02/2025 – 08/2025
Management programme “Auf dem Weg zur Professur” (On the way to a professorship), Heidelberg University
08/2024 – 12/2024
Individual career coaching for postdocs, Heidelberg University
10/2021 – 09/2022
Young Marsilius Fellow for Interdisciplinarity and Science Communication
09/2017
Summer School of Digital Humanities: Distant Reading – Potentials and Applications. Heidelberg
07/2017
Machine Learning Summer School. Lisbon
09/2016
Summer School Argumentation: Computational and Linguistic Perspectives. Potsdam
07/2015 – 08/2015
Summer School Culture & Technology – Digital Humanities. Leipzig

Teaching

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Winter term 2026/27

Lecture Mensch, Maschine, Erkenntnis: Kritische Perspektiven auf Künstliche Intelligenz in den (Digital) Humanities (Human, machine, knowledge: critical perspectives on AI in the (digital) humanities). German Department, University of Freiburg.

Master's seminar Digitale Methoden der Textanalyse: Korpuslinguistik, Natural Language Processing und Large Language Models (Digital methods of text analysis). German Department, University of Freiburg.

Advanced seminar Prompt Engineering als Forschungsmethode: Künstliche Intelligenz zwischen Werkzeug und Forschungspartner (Prompt engineering as a research method). German Department, University of Freiburg.

Practical course Annotation als Methode der Digital Humanities: Tools, Workflows und Anwendungen (Annotation as a digital humanities method). German Department, University of Freiburg.

Summer term 2026
Introductory/advanced seminar Humane und KI-Texte zwischen Sprache und Kultur (Human and AI texts between language and culture). Department of German Studies, Heidelberg University
Winter term 2025/26

Advanced seminar Medizinische Textproduktion im Zeitalter großer Sprachmodelle: Wissen, Argumentation, Verständlichkeit (Medical text production in the age of large language models; with Prof. Vahram Atayan). Institute of Translation and Interpreting, Heidelberg University.

Introductory seminar Sprachwandel und neue Technologien: Von der Lautverschiebung zur Künstlichen Intelligenz (Language change and new technologies). Department of German Studies, Heidelberg University

Summer term 2025

Advanced seminar The Art of Prompting: Mensch-Maschine-Interaktion aus linguistischer Sicht (Human–machine interaction from a linguistic perspective; with Prof. E. Felder, Prof. V. Atayan and M. Ohta). Department of German Studies, Heidelberg University

Advanced seminar Textanalyse mittels Korpuslinguistik oder Künstlicher Intelligenz – Möglichkeiten, Limitationen und Synergien (Text analysis with corpus linguistics or AI). Institute of Translation and Interpreting, Heidelberg University

Winter term 2024/25

Introductory and advanced seminar Lexik in der Fachsprache und ihre Verarbeitungsmöglichkeiten durch Künstliche Intelligenz (Specialized vocabulary and its processing by AI; with Prof. Ekkehard Felder and Prof. Vahram Atayan). Department of German Studies, Heidelberg University

Advanced seminar Pragmatik in Heimat(en)-Diskursen: Emotionen und Moralisierung (Pragmatics in discourses on home: emotions and moralization; with Prof. Vahram Atayan, Prof. Waldemar Czachur and Dr. Annika Straube). Seminar within the international network European Discourse Community (4EU+/DAAD) in cooperation with the University of Warsaw and Sorbonne University, Heidelberg/Warsaw

Summer term 2024

Introductory seminar Kognitive Linguistik (Cognitive linguistics). Department of German Studies, Heidelberg University

Advanced seminar Digitale Textanalyse: Methoden und Werkzeuge der Korpus- und Computerlinguistik (Digital text analysis; with Prof. Vahram Atayan). Institute of Translation and Interpreting, Heidelberg University

Advanced seminar Annotationen als Werkzeug und Analysegrundlage in den digitalen Geisteswissenschaften (Annotation as a tool and basis for analysis in the digital humanities; with Prof. Vahram Atayan). Institute of Translation and Interpreting, Heidelberg University

Winter term 2023/24

Introductory and advanced seminar Textanalyse klassisch und digital – Fokus: Berufspraxis (Classical and digital text analysis – focus on professional practice; with Prof. Ekkehard Felder). Department of German Studies, Heidelberg University

Advanced seminar Emotionen und Moralisierung im Diskurs um künstliche Intelligenz (Emotions and moralization in the discourse on AI; with Prof. Vahram Atayan, Prof. Waldemar Czachur and Dr. Annika Straube). Seminar within the international network European Discourse Community (4EU+/DAAD) in cooperation with the University of Warsaw, Heidelberg/Warsaw

Advanced seminar Deep Learning Models for Automatic Discourse Analysis. Institute of Linguistics and Literary Studies, TU Darmstadt

Summer term 2023

Introduction to Linguistics. Department of German Studies, Heidelberg University

Advanced seminar Annotation und Analyse von Sprachhandlungsmustern in mehrsprachigen Textkorpora (Annotation and analysis of speech act patterns in multilingual corpora; with Prof. Vahram Atayan). Institute of Translation and Interpreting, Heidelberg University

Advanced seminar Computational knowledge analysis – Natural Language Processing with Python. Institute of Linguistics and Literary Studies, TU Darmstadt

Winter term 2022/23

Introductory and advanced seminar Linguistische Zugänge zu Korpora: Daten und Fakten (Linguistic approaches to corpora; with Prof. Ekkehard Felder). Department of German Studies, Heidelberg University

Advanced seminar Computational linguistics for discourse analysis. Institute of Linguistics and Literary Studies, TU Darmstadt

Summer term 2022

Introduction to Linguistics. Department of German Studies, Heidelberg University

Advanced seminar Computational knowledge analysis – Natural Language Processing with Python. Institute of Linguistics and Literary Studies, TU Darmstadt

Winter term 2021/22

Introductory seminar Soziolinguistik (Sociolinguistics). Department of German Studies, Heidelberg University

Introduction to Linguistics. Department of German Studies, Heidelberg University

Advanced seminar Computational linguistics for discourse analysis. Institute of Linguistics and Literary Studies, TU Darmstadt

Summer term 2021
Introductory seminar Linguistische Gesprächsanalyse (Linguistic conversation analysis). Department of German Studies, Heidelberg University
Winter term 2020/21
Introductory seminar Korpusgrammatik (Corpus grammar). Department of German Studies, Heidelberg University
Summer term 2020
Introductory seminar Zugänge zur Grammatik des Deutschen (Approaches to German grammar). Department of German Studies, Heidelberg University
Winter term 2015/16
Introductory seminar Grammatik der geschriebenen und gesprochenen Sprache (Grammar of written and spoken language). Department of German Studies, Heidelberg University
Winter term 2010/11 – summer term 2015
Tutorials in Linguistics. Department of German Studies, Heidelberg University

Publications

A continuously updated list of publications with links to all full texts is also available on my ORCID and Google Scholar profiles.

Monographs

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Becker, M. (2024): Building Bridges. Reconstructing Implicit Information in Argumentative Texts Using Commonsense Knowledge. Mannheim: Amades.
Becker, M. (2015): Der Asyldiskurs in Deutschland. Eine medienlinguistische Untersuchung von Pressetexten, Onlineforen und Polit-Talkshows. Frankfurt et al.: Peter Lang.
Becker, M. (2015): Ärztliche Empfehlungen in Therapieplanungsgesprächen. Eine gesprächsanalytische Untersuchung. Gesprächsforschung Online, Reihe Empirische Kommunikationsforschung im Gesundheitswesen.

Edited Volumes

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Becker, M., Dengler, J. und Felder, E. (erscheint 2026): KI und Autorschaft. Linguistische Perspektiven. Sonderheft der Zeitschrift für Diskursforschung.
Becker, M., Schünemann, W. (2025): Cold Cases. Revisiting qualitative discourse research with digital methods. Sonderheft der Zeitschrift für Diskursforschung.
Müller, M., Reisigl, M., Becker, M., Bender, M. und Felder, E. (2025): Sammelband Diskursgrammatik. Berlin/Boston: De Gruyter.
Becker, M., Jacob, K., Luth, J., Schnedermann, T. und Schedl, E. (2014): Edition und Publikation der Jubiläumszeitschrift des Forschungsnetzwerks Sprache und Wissen.

Articles and Book Chapters

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2026: Becker, M., Sommer, M., Tapken, L., Teh, Y., Brocai, B.: The Moralization Corpus: Frame-Based Annotation and Analysis of Moralizing Speech Acts across Diverse Text Genres. Proceedings of the International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC). Palma, Spain, S. 7069-7091. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2026: Sommer, M. und Becker, M.: Who Plays Which Role? Protagonist Detection and Classification in Moral Discourse. Proceedings of the Conference of the European Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics (EACL; Student Research Workshop). Rabat, Morocco, S. 375–392. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2026: Schaub, S., Parth, A., Becker, M. und Tapken, L.: Power through visibility: How narrative strategies matter in climate change debate on X. Policy Studies Journal, 54, no. 3: e70148. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2026: Schaub, S., Tosun, J. und Becker, M.: Moralization in policy narratives: Insights from the politics of climate change and public health. Policy Studies Journal, 54, no. 1: e70050. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2026: Becker, M., Han, K., Rezapour, S., Diesner, J. and Witt, A.: Impact Classification within and beyond Academia: Domain-Robust Annotation and the Capacity of Large Language Models. Language Resources and Evaluation, Volume 60, Springer. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2026: Brocai, B. und Becker, M.: Pair Difficulty Matters: Rethinking Pairwise LLM-as-a-Judge Evaluation and Consistency. Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing (EMNLP/Main). Budapest, Ungary. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2026: Liu, P. und Becker, M.: Krisenproduktion oder Flächenstilllegung? Eine korpuspragmatische Analyse zu moralisierenden Sprachhandlungen im Diskurs um Ernährungssicherheit. In: Christ, K., Janich, N., Lüdicke, C. und Simon, N. (Hrsg.): Ökologische Diskurse heute. Inter- und transdisziplinäre Forschung zur Kommunikation globaler Herausforderungen und planetarer Grenzen. Bielefeld: transcript, S. 83–102. [Editorielle Begutachtung]
2026: Dengler, J., Becker, M. und Felder, E. (im Druck): Shared values or divided camps: Linguistic patterns of moralization and polarization in political media discourse. In Kalwa, N. und Leßmöllmann, A. (Hrsg.): Epistemic wars in polarised discourse: In search of the (lost?) common ground. Springer VS. [Editorielle Begutachtung]
2025: Becker, M.: Automatisierte und semi-automatisierte Analyse von Krisendiskursen. In: Becker, M./Schünemann, W. (Hrsg): Cold Cases. Revisiting qualitative discourse research with digital methods. Sonderheft Zeitschrift für Diskursforschung. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2025: Becker, M: Linguistik, Computerlinguistik, Natural Language Processing: Sprache als gemeinsamer Nenner? In: Jacob, K., Scharloth, J und Spieß, C. (Hrsg.): Computergestützte Textanalyse. Forschungsbiographische Reflexionen und Herausforderungen disziplinärer und interdisziplinärer Fachgeschichten. Osnabrücker Beiträge zur Sprachtheorie (OBST). [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2025: Becker, M., Schünemann, W.: Revisiting qualitative discourse research with digital methods: An Introduction. In: Becker, M./Schünemann, W. (Hrsg): Cold Cases. Revisiting qualitative discourse research with digital methods. Sonderheft Zeitschrift für Diskursforschung. [Editorielle Begutachtung]
2025: Becker, M.: Die Rolle der Diskursgrammatik bei der Detektion und Analyse sprachlicher Praktiken. In: Müller, M., Reisigl, M., Becker, M., Bender, M., und Felder, E. (Hrsg.): Diskursgrammatik. Berlin/Boston: De Gruyter. [Editorielle Begutachtung]
2025: Atayan, V., Becker, M., Brocai, B., Papagno, I., Reinartz, L. und Weis, M.: Verständlichkeit in der medizinischen Kommunikation: Eine empirische Studie zur Textsorte „Aufklärungsbogen“. In: Atayan, V., Choffat, D., Czachur, W., Felder, E., Pasques, D. (Hrsg.): Diskursanalytische Perspektiven auf medizinische Fachkommunikation im europäischen Kontext. Schriften des Europäischen Zentrums für Sprachwissenschaften (EZS). Heidelberg: Winter. [Editorielle Begutachtung]
2025: Kiemes, C. und Becker, M.: Formen und Funktionen von Moralisierungen in der Gesundheitskommunikation. In: Atayan, V., Choffat, D., Czachur, W., Felder, E., Pasques, D. (Hrsg.): Diskursanalytische Perspektiven auf medizinische Fachkommunikation im europäischen Kontext. Schriften des Europäischen Zentrums für Sprachwissenschaften (EZS). Heidelberg: Winter. [Editorielle Begutachtung]
2024: Becker, M., Reinig, I., Rehbein, I, und Ponzetto, S.: A Survey on Modelling Morality for Text Analysis. Findings of the Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL). Bangkok, Thailand, S. 4136–4155. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2024: Becker, M., Han, K., Werthmann, A., Rezapour, R., Lee, H., Diesner, J., and Witt, A.: Detecting Impact Relevant Sections in Scientific Research. Proceedings of the International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC). Torino, Italy, S. 4744–4749. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2024: Becker, M., Felder, E. und Müller, M.: Moralisierung als sprachliche Praxis. In: Felder, E., Nüssel, F. und Tosun, J. (Hrsg): Moral und Moralisierung. Neue Zugänge. Berlin/Bosten: De Gruyter, S. 123–152. [Editorielle Begutachtung]
2024: Arendes, C. Becker, M., Felder, E., Große, S., Moos, T., Nüssel, F., Schlette, M., Schütz, N. und Zohlnhöfer, R.: Moral und Moralisierung – Werkstattgespräch der beteiligten Disziplinen. In: Felder, E., Nüssel, F. und Tosun, J. (Hrsg): Moral und Moralisierung. Neue Zugänge. Berlin/Bosten: De Gruyter, S. 7–34. [Editorielle Begutachtung]
2024: Becker, M.: Wenn das Wichtigste unausgesprochen bleibt: Überlegungen zu Formen und Funktionen des Impliziten. In: Attig, M, Jacob, K, Müller, M. und Vogel, F. (Hrsg.): Netz und Werk. Zur Gesellschaftlichkeit sprachlichen Handelns. Berlin/Boston: De Gruyter, S. 111–122. [Editorielle Begutachtung]
2024: Rodemer, R, Becker, M., Peykarjou, S.: Wie ich das Kind zum Aufräumen bekomme – Moralisierungen in der Eltern-Kind-Kommunikation. Sprachreport 2/2024, S. 37­–43. [Editorielle Begutachtung]
2024: Becker, M.: Wie kann man den Impact wissenschaftlicher Forschung messen? IDS aktuell 1/2024. [Editorielle Begutachtung]
2023: Bender, M., Becker, M., Kiemes, C. und Müller, M.: Category Development at the Interface of Interpretive Pragmalinguistic Annotation and Machine Learning: Annotation, detection and classification of linguistic routines of discourse referencing in political debates. Digital Humanities Quarterly, Volume 17/3. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2023: Becker, M./Felder, E./Müller, M.: Moral und Moralisierung: Linguistische Zugänge zu einem diskursrelevanten Phänomen. Deutsche Sprache, Zeitschrift für Theorie, Praxis und Dokumentation 51. Jg. Heft 1/2023, S. 26–50. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2023: Becker, M., Brocai, B. und Tapken, L.: Detection and analysis of moralization practices across languages and domains. In: Trawiński B., Kupietz, M., Proost, K., Zinken, J. (Hrsg.): 10th International Contrastive Linguistics Conference. Book of abstracts. Mannheim: IDS-Verlag. S. 147–148.
2023: Becker, M./Brocai, B.: Computationelle und manuelle Auswertung komplexer Textannotationen. [Blogbeitrag auf DH Insights]
2023: Becker, M./Ananth, S./Kiemes, C.: The Moral Dimensions of Health. [Blogbeitrag auf DiscourseLab]
2022: Becker, M./Felder, E.: Moralisierung zwischen den Zeilen: Auf den Spuren einer kommunikativen Praktik. Jubiläumsheft der Zeitschrift für Diskursforschung, S. 266–277. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2021: Becker, M., Liang, S., and Frank, A.: Reconstructing Implicit Knowledge with Language Models. Proceedings of Deep Learning Inside Out (DeeLIO). Online, S. 11–24. [Best Paper Award] [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2021: Becker, M., Korfhage, K., Paul, D., and Frank, A.: CO-NNECT: A Framework for Revealing Commonsense Knowledge Paths as Explicitations of Implicit Knowledge in Texts. Proceedings of the International Conference on Computational Semantics (IWCS). Online, S. 21–32. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2021: Becker, M., Korfhage, K., and Frank, A.: COCO-EX: A Tool for Linking Concepts from Texts to ConceptNet. Proceedings of the Conference of the European Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics (EACL), Demo Papers. Online, S. 119–126. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2020: Becker, M., Bender, M., Müller, M.: Classifying Heuristic Textual Practices in Academic Discourse: A Deep Learning Approach to Pragmatics. International Journal of Corpus Linguistics (4)2020, S. 426–460. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2020: Becker, M., Korfhage, K., and Frank, A.: Implicit Knowledge in Argumentative Texts: An Annotated Corpus. Proceedings of the International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC). Online, S. 2316–2324. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2020: Paul, D., Optiz, J., Becker, M., Kobbe, J., Hirst, G., and Frank, A.: Argumentative Relation Classification with Background Knowledge. Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Computational Models of Argument (COMMA). Toronto, Canada, S. 319–330. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2020: Becker, M., Hulpus, I., Opitz, J., Paul, D., Kobbe, J., Stuckenschmidt, H., and Frank, A.: Explaining Arguments with Background Knowledge – Towards Knowledge-based Argumentation Analysis. Datenbank-Spektrum, 21, S. 131–141. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2020: Adler, M., Bartsch, S., Becker, M. et al.: Digitale Philologie: Das Darmstädter Modell. Digital Philology | Working Papers in Digital Philology, Darmstadt. [Editorielle Begutachtung]
2019: Hulpus, I., Kobbe, J., Becker, M., Opitz, J., Meilicke, C., Stuckenschmidt, H., Hirst, G., Frank, A.: Towards Explaining Natural Language Arguments with Background Knowledge. Proceedings of the Workshop on Semantic Explainability (SemEx) 2019, co-located with the 18th International Semantic Web Conference. Christchurch, New Zealand. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2019: Becker, M., Staniek, M., Nastase, V., Frank, A.: Assessing the Difficulty of Classifying ConceptNet Relations in a Multi-Label Classification Setting. Proceedings of the RELATIONS - Workshop on meaning relations between phrases and sentences (co-located with ). Gothenburg, Sweden [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2019: Kobbe, J., Opitz, J., Becker, M., Hulpus, I., Stuckenschmidt, H., Frank, A.: Exploiting Background Knowledge for Argumentative Relation Classification. Proceedings of the Biennial Conference on Language, Data and Knowledge (LDK 2019), Leipzig, Germany. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2019: Becker, M., Staniek, M., Nastase, V., Palmer, A., Frank, A.: Classifying Semantic Clause Types with Recurrent Neural Networks: Analysis of Attention, Context and Genre Characteristics. TAL Journal (Traitement Automatique des Langues / Natural Language Processing): Special issue Deep Learning for Natural Language Processing, S. 15–48. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2018: Stegmeier, J., Schünemann, W., Müller, M., Becker, M., Steiger, S., Stier, S.: Multi-method discourse analysis of twitter communication. A comparison of two global political issues. In: Scholz, R. (Hrsg.): Quantifying methods in discourse studies. Basingstoke: Palgrave, S. 285–314. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2018: Becker, M., Mattfeldt, A., Herget, K., Müller, M. Pupynina, A., und Stegmeier, J.: Frieden, Freiheit, Sicherheit. Kontextsensitive Bedeutungsanalysen dreier Konzepte in den Bundestagsdebatten von März bis Juli 1983. Blogbeitrag auf Discourse Lab. [Editorielle Begutachtung]
2017: Becker, M., Staniek, M., Nastase, V., Palmer, A., Frank, A.: Classifying Semantic Clause Types: Modeling Context and Genre Characteristics with Recurrent Neural Networks and Attention. Proceedings of the Joint Conference on Lexical and Computational Semantics (*SEM). Vancouver, Canada, S. 230–240. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2017: Becker, M., Staniek, M., Nastase, V., and Frank, A.: Enriching Argumentative Texts with Implicit Knowledge. In: Frasinca, F., Ittoo, A., Nguyen, L., and Metais, E. (Hrsg.): Applications of Natural Language to Data Bases (NLDB) – Natural Language Processing and Information Systems. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Springer, S. 84–96. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2017: Becker, M., Palmer, A., Frank, A.: Semantic Clause Types and Modality as Features for Argument Analysis. Argument & Computation. Special Issue on Language and Argumentation, S. 95–112. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2017: Becker, M., Spranz-Fogasy, Th.: Ärztliche Beratung und Empfehlungen. In: Pick, I. (Hrsg.): Beraten ist Sprechen. Eine linguistische Typologie zu Beratungsgesprächen in verschiedenen Handlungsfeldern. Frankfurt u.a.: Peter Lang, S. 163–184. [Editorielle Begutachtung]
2017: Becker, M., Müller, M.: Wörter und Dinge. Interdisziplinarität als Modus und Gegenstand der Reflexiven Diskursanalyse. In: Kämper, H., Reisigl, M., Warnke, I., Hess-Lüttich, E. (Hrsg.): Diskurs – semiotisch. Berlin: Akademie, S. 147–167. [Editorielle Begutachtung]
2017: Müller, M., Becker, M.: Tropen der deutsch-chinesischen Begegnung im kulinarischen Diskurs. In: Vogel, J. und Wenjian, J. (Hrsg.): Chinesisch‐Deutscher Imagereport (CDI). Das Bild Chinas im deutschsprachigen Raum aus kultur‐, medien‐ und sprachwissenschaftlicher Perspektive. Berlin/Boston: De Gruyter, S. 119–136. [Editorielle Begutachtung]
2016: Becker, M., Palmer, A., and Frank, A.: Clause Types and Modality in Argumentative Microtexts. Proceedings of the Workshop on Foundations of the Language of Argumentation (in conjunction with COMMA – Potsdam, Germany), S. 1–9. [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2016: Becker, M., Palmer, A., and Frank, A.: Argumentative Texts and Clause Types. Proceedings of the 3rd Workshop on Argument Mining (ACL Workshop). Berlin, Germany, S. 21–30 [Anonymes Peer-Review]
2016: Spranz-Fogasy, Th., Becker, M.: Beschwerdenexploration und Diagnosemitteilung im ärztlichen Erstgespräch. In: Busch, A., Spranz-Fogasy, Th. (Hrsg.),HandbuchSpracheundMedizin,Berlin/Boston: de Gruyter, S. 93–115.
2016: Müller, M., Becker, M.: Wissenskonflikte im Gespräch. In: Luth, J., Vogel, F., Ptashnyk, S. (Hrsg.): LinguistischeZugängezuKonfliktenineuropäischenSprachräumen. Berlin/Boston: deGruyter, S. 93–112.
2016: Becker, M.: Die Flüchtlingsdebatte in den Medien Deutschlands: Eine korpus- und diskurslinguistische Untersuchung der Konzeptualisierung von Angst. Sprachreport 2/2016, S. 1–11.
2016: Knuchel, D., Becker, M.: Conceptualisations of HIV/AIDS in two German message boards. A corpus linguistic approach. Proceedings of the Symposium Language and Health. Basel, Switzerland.
2015: Burel, S., Becker, M., Kleitsch, L.: Kommunikative Strategien von Unternehmen zwischen Inszenierung und Adressierung. In: Grucza. S., Kolago, L. (Hrsg.), Kommunikationsmanagement in multikulturellen Projektteams. Frankfurt a. M. et al.: Peter Lang, S. 229–245. [Editorielle Begutachtung]
2014: Spranz-Fogasy, Th., Becker, M., Menz, F., Nowak, P.: Bibliografie zur Medizinischen Kommunikation. In: GAIS (Gesprächsanalytisches Informationssystem). [Editorielle Begutachtung]

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2026: Peykarjou, S., Giner Torréns, M., Becker, M., Rodemer, R. und Kärtner, J.: Effective parental communication and children's compliance. 54. Kongress der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Psychologie (DGPs), Luxemburg.
2025: Dengler, J., Becker, M. und Felder, E.: Moralisieren in der Wissenschaftskommunikation aus linguistischer Perspektive. Tagung Epistemische Kämpfe in polarisierten Diskursen, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT).
2025: Brocai, B. Papagno, I., Atayan, V., Babych, B., Becker, M., Felder, E., Getz, M., Reinartz, L., Schöneberger, S., Walther, M., Weis, M.: Wissen im Kontext: Kognitive und linguistische Aspekte der empirischen Erforschung medizinischer Texte. Tagung des Forschungsnetzwerks Linguistik und Medizin, Universität Bayreuth.
2023: Becker, M.: Möglichkeiten der automatisierten Analyse komplexer Forschungsfragen aus den Digital Humanties. Eröffnungsfeier des Heidelberg Center for Digital Humanities, Heidelberg.
2023: Becker, M. und Brocai, B.: Annotation und Analyse von Diskursakteuren in sprachlichen Moralisierungshandlungen. Jahrestagung des Forschungsnetzwerks Sprache und Wissen, Akademie der Wissenschaften, Heidelberg.
2022: Becker, M.: Automatisierte Analyse komplexer Forschungsthemen aus den Geisteswissenschaften – Herausforderungen und Grenzen. 27. Deutscher Germanistentag, Paderborn.
2022: Becker, M., Kiemes, C., Tapken, L.: Grammatik der Moralisierung. Jahrestagung des Forschungsnetzwerks Sprache und Wissen, Akademie der Wissenschaften, Heidelberg.
2022: Witt, A. und Becker, M.: TextTransfer. Methode zur korpusgestützten Prognose von Impactmustern in wissenschaftlichen Texten. 12. Transferwerkstatt: Transfer als wichtiger Faktor der Zukunftsgestaltung. Berlin.
2018: Becker, M., Staniek, M., Nastase, V., Palmer, A., Frank, A.: The Impact of Attention Mechanism, Context and Genre Information when Classifying Semantic Clause Types with Recurrent Neural Networks. 40th Jahrestagung der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Sprachwissenschaften (DGfS). Stuttgart.
2018: Becker, M., Staniek, M., Nastase, V., Palmer, A., Frank, A.: Automatisches Klassifizieren Semantischer Clauses: Modellierung von Kontext und Genremerkmalen mit Rekurrenten Neuronalen Netzwerken und dem Attention-Mechanismus. 54. Jahrestagung des Instituts für Deutsche Sprache. Mannheim.
2017: Becker, M. and Meyer, J.: Quantitative Zugänge zu Sprache: Eine Studie zu Kontroversen in der Klimadebatte. Summer School of Digital Humanities: Distant Reading – Potentials and Applications. Heidelberg.
2016: Becker, M.: Argumentative Reasoning, Clause Types and Implicit Knowledge. In: Proceedings of the Second Summer School on Argumentation: Computational and Linguistic Perspectives, Potsdam. [Best Poster Award]

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Becker, M. (09/2026): Moralisierung als „Zwischen-den-Zeilen-Phänomen“: Zur Messbarkeit pragmatischer Muster. Jahrestagung des Forschungsnetzwerks Sprache und Wissen „Zwischen den Zeilen lesen: Pragmatik des Nicht-Ausgesprochenen“, Akademie der Wissenschaften, Heidelberg.
Becker, M. (04/2026): Kann man Moralisierung messen? KI-gestützte Analysen öffentlicher Debatten.  Forum Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft, Colloquium Fundamentale, KIT Karlsruhe.
Becker, M. (04/2026): Zwischen Messung und Interpretation: Große Sprachmodelle zur Analyse normativer Diskurse. Ringvorlesung „Aktuelle Fragen der Sprach- und Translationswissenschaft”, Institut für Übersetzen und Dolmetschen Heidelberg.
Becker, M. (03/2026): Einführung in die Grundlagen Generativer Sprachmodelle für Sprachwissenschaftler:innen. Universitäten Jerewan und Tiflis, Armenien/Georgien.
Becker, M. (01/2026): Framing Climate Change: Insights from Digital Text Analysis. Moral Climate Emotions: Internationale Konferenz an der Heidelberg School of Education.
Becker, M. (11/2025): Sprache, Moral und Zukunft: Diskursive Aushandlungen technischer Innovation. Agentur für Innovation in der Cybersicherheit, Halle.
Becker, M. (09/2025): KI gestalten im Wertekompass: Vertrauen, Ethik und gesellschaftliche Verantwortung. AI in Action - Hackathon, Mannheim.
Becker, M. (09/2025): Moralisierungen in der Wissenschaftskommunikation - Ursachen, Formen, Wirkungen.  Statuskonferenz der Förderrichtlinie Wissenschaftskommunikationsforschung,  Berlin.
Becker, M. (06/2025): Moralisierungen in der Wissenschaftskommunikation am Beispiel des Klimawandeldiskurses. Brunswick Group, Frankfurt.
Becker, M. und Brocai, B. (12/2024): Multilayer und Nesting as Challenges in Annotation Projects. Vortrag am Heidelberg Center for Digital Humanities im Rahmen der Workshopreihe "We've got the data - what now?".
Becker, M. (10/2024): Automatisierte Analyse des gesellschaftlichen Impacts von Forschung mit Sprachmodellen. 3. Text+ Plenary 2024, Mannheim.
Becker, M. (04/2024): Methoden zur korpusbasierten Wirkungsvorhersage in wissenschaftlichen Texten. Kolloquium des Deutschen Zentrums Für Hochschul- und Wissenschaftsforschung (DZHW), Hannover.
Becker, M. (03/2024): Exploring (automatic) analysis of moralizations in argumentative contexts. Centre for Digital Humanities Utrecht.
Becker, M. (01/2024): Automatisierte Prognose und Klassifikation des Impacts wissenschaftlicher Forschung innerhalb der Wissenschaft und darüber hinaus. Ringvorlesung „Aktuelle Fragen der Sprach- und Translationswissenschaft”, Institut für Übersetzen und Dolmetschen Heidelberg.
Babych, B., Becker, M. und Atayan, V. (12/2023): Emotion and moralization in the discourse on Europe. Conference on Citizenship, Multilingualism, and Pluralities: Challenges and Opportunities for Europe in the 21st Century, Warschau.
Witt, A. und Becker, M. (12/2023): TextTransfer. Methode zur korpusgestützten Prognose von Impactmustern in wissenschaftlichen Texten. 11. Transferwerkstatt: Transfer als wichtiger Faktor der Zukunftsgestaltung. Bonn.
Becker, M. (10/2023): Moralisierungen im Klimawandeldiskurs. Interdisziplinäre Autumn School „Sachlichkeit als Problem der Wissensvermittlung am Beispiel des Klimawandeldiskurses“. Heidelberg School of Education.
Becker, M. und Brocai, B. (09/2023): Annotation und Analyse von Diskursakteuren in sprachlichen Moralisierungshandlungen. Graduiertenworkshop des Forschungsnetzwerks Sprache und Wissen, Heidelberg.
Becker, M. (07/2023): Qualitative und quantitative Analyse von Sprachhandlungsmustern in verschiedenen Sprachen und Domänen. Ringvorlesung „Aktuelle Fragen der Sprach- und Translationswissenschaft“, Institut für Übersetzen und Dolmetschen Heidelberg.
Becker, M./Witt, A. (10/2022): TextTransfer: Methods for corpus-based prediction of impact in scientific texts. Lecture Series Data Science in Action, Mannheim.
Becker, M. (04/2022): Annotation und Analyse von Moralisierungspraktiken in verschiedenen Wissensdomänen. Lecture Series des Heidelberg Center for Digital Humanities.
Bender, M., Becker, M., Müller, M. (03/2020): Pragmalinguistische Annotation und Deep Learning. Jahrestagung der Arbeitsgemeinschaft Linguistische Pragmatik: “Digitale Pragmatik”. Hamburg.
Becker, M. (02/2018): Die Rekonstruktion von Implizitem Wissen in Argumentativen Texten. Kolloquium Digitale Philologie. Technische Universität Darmstadt, Institut für Sprache und Literatur.
Becker, M. (10/2018): Die Erfassung kontroverser Inhalte in Diskursen mithilfe quantitativer und qualitativer Methoden. Interdisziplinäres Forum digitaler Textwissenschaften. Keynote Talk für die Vortragsreihe des Wintersemesters 2018/2019. Heidelberg.
Becker, M. (12/2018): Annotationen in der Korpus- und Computerlinguistik. Kolloquium Digitale Philologie. Technische Universität Darmstadt, Institut für Sprache und Literatur.
Becker, M. (11/2016): Quantitative Zugänge zur Sprache. Kolloquium des Romanistischen Seminars, Universität Heidelberg.
Müller, M., Becker, M. (03/2015): Establishing identity and alterity in epistemic cultures. 15th Conference of DiscourseNet “Discourses of Culture – Cultures of Discourse“. Belgrad, Serbien.
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