Corpus-based Language Studies: An Advanced Resource Book

 

Tony McEnery, Richard Xiao, Yukio Tono

Published Routledge 2006

 

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SECTION A) INTRODUCTION

Unit A1 Corpus linguistics: the basics

Unit A2 Representativeness, balance and sampling

Unit A3 Corpus markup

Unit A4 Corpus annotation

Unit A5 Multilingual corpora

Unit A6 Making statistical claims

Unit A7 Using available corpora

Unit A8 Going solo: DIY corpora

Unit A9 Copyright

Unit A10 Corpora and applied linguistics

 

SECTION B) EXTENSION

Unit B1 Corpus representativeness and balance

Unit B2 Objections to corpora: an ongoing debate

Unit B3 Lexical and grammatical studies

Unit B4 Language variation studies

Unit B5 Contrastive and diachronic studies

Unit B6 Language teaching and learning

 

SECTION C) EXPLORATION

Unit C1 Collocation and pedagogical lexicography

Unit C2 HELP or HELP to: what do corpora have to say?

Unit C3 L2 acquisition of grammatical morphemes

Unit C4 Swearing in modern British English

Unit C5 Conversation and speech in American English

Unit C6 Domains, text types, aspect marking and English-Chinese translation

 

Glossary

 

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