Recent years have increasingly seen concerns about the use and interpretation of statistical methods in the quantitative sciences (e.g. lack of transparency in methodology, data coding and analysis, non-reproducibility of scholarly work, negligence of replication studies as ‘unoriginal’ and unprestigious). The debate triggered by these concerns has been framed in terms of the ‘replication crisis’. Linguistics having increasingly turned quantitative over the past two decades, the question is: does the replication crisis also apply to practices in linguistics, and how could such tendencies effectfully be countered or, even better, avoided? What does this mean for (a) the research design and practice and (b) publication practices in linguistics? And how does/will all of this affect the current work and future perspectives of PhD students and postdocs in linguistics?
Hermann-Paul-Preis für herausragende Dissertationen
Der Hermann-Paul Preis 2022 ging an Aline Bieri und Florian Dreyer. Herzlichen Glückwunsch! /// The Hermann Paul Award 2022 went to Aline Bieri and Florian Dreyer. Congratulations!
Der Hermann-Paul Preis 2019 ging an Emiel van den Hoven. Herzlichen Glückwunsch! /// The Hermann Paul Award 2019 went to Emiel van den Hoven. Congratulations!
Der Hermann-Paul Preis 2018 ging an Verena Schröter und Hanna Svensson. Herzlichen Glückwunsch! /// The Hermann Paul Award 2018 went to Verena Schröter and Hanna Svensson. Congratulations!
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