Catering to your database needs is what we live for, obviously. But on rare occasions, we too find some time to play around with the data we put at your disposal (just for fun), and think: heck, let's make an article out of that!

Since it's not always easy to reconstruct the corpus these brilliant little masterpieces are based on from the vast and ever-expanding halls that make up the TM database, and since we are fierce advocates of data transparency, we have designed this site to provide you with the data, neatly filtered and presented in an all-computer-systems-friendly format (csv). (At least for the most recent publications; older data sets are presented in Excel files)

Our continuous explorations into the realms of Digital Humanities has also led us to adapt new techniques that do not always accord well with traditional publications. This already led to a new subsection on the website: TM Networks. Some papers integrate more than just networks, however. These various digital tools, shedding new light on our sources, obviously only come out well in a digital environment, as they can offer a new level of interactivity that is not available in a print publication. For some papers, we have therefore even started to build accompanying websites.

It gets even better: YOU can publish with TM Corpusdata as well! If you are interested in making your data set available, you don't need to worry about knowing a guy who knows a guy. Just and we'll see what we can do for you!

New data sets are published regularly, so make sure to check out the menu below to see what we're up to!