Christoph Purschke

Welcome to my personal website. Here you will primarily find information and posts related to my work at the University of Luxembourg, e.g., about multilingualism, computational sociolinguistics, or cultural theory. However, from time to time also thoughts about things that interest me as a halfday human being may pop up, be it loud music, strategic boardgames, flippancy in general, or baking bread.

2020 | Exploring the Linguistic Landscape of Cities through Crowdsourced Data. In: Brunn, Stanley / Kehrein, Roland (eds.): Handbook of the Changing World Language Map. Cham: Springer. doi: 10.1007/978-3-319-73400-2_220-1
2020 | spellux – Automatic text normalization for Luxembourgish. Available on GitHub
2019 | Lörres, Möppes, and the Swiss. (Re)Discovering Regional Patterns in Anonymous Social Media Data. Together with Dirk Hovy. In: Journal of Linguistic Geography 7/2, 113–134. doi:10.1017/jlg.2019.10 | Cambridge Share Link

	Personal profile @ IPSE, Université du Luxembourg
	Project “Lingscape. Citizen science meets linguistic landscaping”
	Project “Lautdenkmal reichsdeutscher Mundarten”
	International Society for Dialectology of German