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Geolingual Studies

Geolingual Studies

Welcome!

We are a transdisciplinary team whose joint focus is to advance the investigation of urban spaces by examining their linguistic dynamics. 

 

Geolingual Studies is an innovative area of research and teaching which takes a decisively applied linguistic approach and combines methodologies from linguistics, geography, digital humanities and natural language processing.

As researchers from the Department of English linguistics, we collaborate with a team of researchers from the Earth Observation Research Hub and the German Aerospace Center, who specialise in satellite remote sensing. We aim to assess the interrelationship between physical and socio-cultural space from a new perspective.

For this, the description of the physical environment is complemented by the linguistic assessment of social networks, identity constructions, discourses and the perception of space in a global and culture-specific context. We seek to bring together researchers from different fields and establish theories and methodologies that lend themselves to comparative analyses of language and space.

Click here for further information on our work and ways to collaborate with us.

Contact us via geolingualstudies@uni-wuerzburg.de 

Out now: Geolingual Studies on Urban Space

September 22, 2026

Cover picture "Geolingual Studies on Urban Space" (Image: Carolin Biewer, Cover design: Edinburgh University Press)

We are delighted to announce that the first volume on Geolingual Studies (edited by Carolin Biewer, Lisa Lehnen, Ninja Schulz, and Hannes Taubenböck) has been published by Edinburgh University Press as part of the series New Directions in World Englishes Research (edited by Sarah Buschfeld) in August 2026. The volume combines methods from linguistics, geography and computational humanities to integrate the complexities of urban spaces into world Englishes research and provides case studies from various megacities, densely populated city-states and capitals around the world including London, Edinburgh, New York, Tokyo, Singapore, Hong Kong, Davao City, Accra, and Mexico City. We would like to thank all contributors who made this project possible. Stay tuned for updates and see the EUP website for more details!

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einBLICK article highlights Geolingual Studies ahead of book launch

A news article in the online magazine of the University of Würzburg einBLICK introduces the research behind the newly published volume Geolingual Studies on Urban Space and shows how different types of spatial and linguistic data can be used to investigate urban language practices. Read the full einBLICK article to learn more about the emerging field of Geolingual Studies and join us for the book launch on October 15th, 2026, at 4 pm at the Centre for Philology and Digitality (Campus Hubland Nord, Emil-Hilb-Weg 23, Room 00.002). We look forward to welcoming everyone interested!


Conference PLATIAL'26

On September 16, 2026, Dr. Dominik Kremer represented the Supertestsite team at the PLATIAL’26: International Symposium on Platial Information Science held from the 16th to the 18th of September in Salzburg, Austria. Read more here.


New publication

The GLS team has published a new study "From Measured to Experienced Heat: A Multimodal Analysis of Temperature, Urban Form, and Social Media in Mexico City". For more information, check our news section.


GLS-team visits Planetary Health exhibition

The GLS team has visited the current special exhibition Planetary Health at Deutsches Museum, Munich. For more information, check our news section.


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