Thanks Trinaaa😗😗😗

No problem! I just added you!

True! It heavily depends on the context!

Lastly, fur farming is a global issue. It happens in the EU too. I think the report fails to provide a balanced view of pandemic risks globally and instead singles out China. This kind of framing reinforces stereotypes about China instead of addressing the broader global issue.

Second, according to Humane Society International (UK), "most of these minimum welfare standards are not being met on EU fur farms," so the idea that EU fur farming is more regulated and humane doesn’t really hold up. （check out this website if you're interested: www.hsi.org/news-resourc...

That's an interesting point. But the report doesn’t apply the same scrutiny to countries like the US and Canada, which are barely mentioned. Without comparable investigation, it’s unfair and baseless to claim Chinese fur farms are worse.

Of course, animal cruelty is unacceptable!❌

Hi, I'm not sure! You might want to check with the creator @bagpuss.org to see if the code is available.

Sure! All done! : )

Yes, it was contributed by many famous corpus linguists! Great to know you’ve been on the MOOC!😃

will check it out! Thank you for the recommendation! 😀

For books, "Corpus Linguistics: Method, Theory, and Practice" by Tony McEnery and Andrew Hardie is a great introduction. Plus, there are plenty of YouTube videos on applying corpus linguistics that can be super helpful for beginners.

Corpus Linguistics on MOOC is a great place to start (www.futurelearn.com/courses/corp...). We just finished an 8-week free course with mentors answering questions, but it should be back for free next September!