ALLC stands for "Association for Literary and Linguistic Computing," which refers to the study of the use of computing in literary and linguistic research. There are various other terms that can be used as synonyms for ALLC, including digital humanities, computing humanities, humanities computing, text mining, and digital literary studies. These terms emphasize the use of technology in the humanities field to analyze and interpret literary and linguistic data. ALLC has played a crucial role in expanding the horizons of literary and linguistic research, allowing researchers to analyze vast amounts of data and uncover hidden patterns and insights. The field has grown exponentially in recent years, and with new technological advancements, the possibilities for research are endless.