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CONTENTS
Acknowledgements
xix
Chronological table of reprinted articles and chapters
xxiii
Foreword
xxxvii
General introduction
1
VOLUME I
PART
1
Theoretical aspects of corpus linguistics
39
1
The importance of corpus linguistics to understanding the
nature of language
41
WALLACE CHAFE
2
Does corpus linguistics exist? Some old and new issues
58
JAN AARTS
3
The corpus-driven approach
74
ELENA TOGNINI-BONELLI
4
"Corporate bridges" twixt text and language
93
ROBERT
DE BEAUGRANDE
5
Corpora, databases and the organisation of linguistic data
119
GERRY KNOWLES
6
Writing, hermeneutics, and corpus linguistics
134
WOLFGANG TEUBERT
7
Apples and oranges: on comparing data from different corpora
160
HANS LINDQUIST AND MAGNUS LEVIN
VII
CONTENTS
8 Corpus
linguistics, Cbomsky and fuzzy tree fragments
173
BAS AARTS
9
Meaning in the framework of corpus linguistics
182
JOHN SINCLAIR
10
"Corpus linguistics" or "computer-aided armchair linguistics"
197
CHARLES FILLMORE
PART
2
History of corpus linguistics
221
11
English lexical collocations: a study in computational
linguistics
223
JOHN SINCLAIR AND SUSAN JONES
12
Interview with John Sinclair conducted by Wolfgang
Teubert
270
JOHN SINCLAIR AND WOLFGANG TEUBERT
13
Problems of assembling and computerizing large corpora
285
W. NELSON FRANCIS
14
Towards a description of English usage
299
RANDOLPH QUIRK
15
The value of a corpus in English language research:
a reappraisal
315
GEOFFREY LEECH
16
Claimed and unclaimed sources of corpus linguistics
326
JACQUELINE LÉON
VOLUME II
Acknowledgements
ix
PART
3
Corpus composition and compilation
1
17
Corpora
3
GEOFFREY LEECH
viii
CONTENTS
18
Compiling and using the US-ELAN parallel corpus
18
TOMAŽ
ERJAVEC
19
Where did we go wrong? A retrospective look at the
British National Corpus
35
LOU BURNARD
20
Towards an English-Norwegian parallel corpus
55
STIG
JOHANSSON AND
KNUT HOFLAND
21
The American National Corpus: overall goals and the
first release
69
RANDI
REPPEN
AND NANCY IDE
22
Parallel corpora: a real-time approach to the study of
language change in progress
77
CHRISTIAN MAIR
23
The development of the International Corpus of English
91
SIDNEY GREENBAUM
24
Corpus design criteria
99
SUE ATKINS, JEREMY CLEAR AND NICHOLAS OSTLER
25
Representativeness in corpus design
134
DOUGLAS BIBER
26
The computer learner corpus: a versatile new source of data
for SLA research
166
SYLVIANE GRANGER
27
Evolution and present situation of corpus research in China
183
ZHIWEI FENG
PART
4
Standardisation, alignment, tagging and corpus related
software
217
28
The detection of inconsistency in manually tagged text
219
HANS VAN
HALTEREN
29
Comparing corpora
232
ADAM KILGARRIFF
30
From the
Rosetta
stone to the information society: a survey
of parallel text processing
264
JEAN VÉRONIS
IX
CONTENTS
31
Char align: a program for aligning parallel texts at the
character level
290
KEN CHURCH
32
PC analysis of key words
-
and key key words
303
MIKE SCOTT
33
AUTASYS: grammatical tagging and cross-tagset mapping
318
ALEX C. FANG
34
Meaning and interpretation of markup
334
MICHAEL SPERBERG-McQUEEN, CLAUS HUITFELDT
AND
ALLEN RENEAR
35
A formal framework for linguistic annotation
355
STEVEN BIRD AND MARK LIBERMAN
36
A framework of a mechanical translation between Japanese
and English by analogy principle
407
MAKOTO NAGAO
37
Intuition and annotation: the discussion continues
415
JOHN SINCLAIR
38
From Firth principles: computational tools for the study of
collocation
436
JEREMY CLEAR
39
Bi- and trilingual alignment and concordancing as machine
aids to human translation
457
MICHAEL P. OAKES AND BARBARA
LEWANDOWSKA-TOMASZCZYK
40
One sense per discourse
467
WILLIAM GALE, KENNETH CHURCH AND DAVID YAROWSKY
CONTENTS
VOLUME
III
Acknowledgements
vii
PART
5
Lexicography, collocation, idioms and phraseology
1
41
The search for units of meaning
3
JOHN SINCLAIR
42
Irony in the text or insincerity in the writer?
The diagnostic potential of semantic prosodies
30
BILL
LOUW
43
Semantic prosodies in English and Portuguese:
A contrastive
study
51
TONY BERBER
SARDINHA
44
Metaphorical polysemy and paradigmatic relations:
a corpus study
67
ALICE DEIGNAN
45
Patterns of word usage in corpus linguistics
85
RUTA
MARCINKEVIČIENÉ
46
The weight of words: an investigation of lexical gravity
97
OLIVER MASON
47
Corpus-based lexicon building: an overview across projects,
problems, approaches
112
NICOLETTA
CALZOLARI
48
Enthusiasm and condescension: changing norms of
meaning and use
140
PATRICK HANKS
49
The distribution of idioms in English
154
ROSAMUND MOON
50
Collocations and semantic
proflies:
on the cause of
the trouble with quantitative studies
166
MICHAEL
STUBBS
51
Asian or Western realities? Collocations in
Singaporean-Malaysian English
194
VINCENT
OOI
Xl
CONTENTS
52
Lexis and lexicographers: the vocabulary of dictionary
definitions
213
GEOFF
BARNBROOK
53
On the phraseology of spoken English: the evidence of
recurrent word-combinations
224
BENGT ALTENBERG
54
Textual colligation: a special kind of lexical priming
245
MICHAEL HOEY
55
Lexicographic relevance: selecting information from
corpus evidence
269
SUE ATKINS, CHARLES FILLMORE AND
CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON
PART
б
Terminology
301
56
Towards a corpus-based approach to terminography
303
LYNNE BOWKER
57
In search of representativity in specialised corpora:
categorisation through collocation
325
GEOFFREY WILLIAMS
58
Making a workable glossary out of a specialised corpus:
term extraction and expert knowledge
346
CHRISTINE CHODKIEWICZ,
DIDIER BOURIGAULT
AND
JOHN HUMBLEY
59
Comment
accéder aux
elements
définitoires dans les textes
spécialisés?
365
JENNIFER PEARSON
Xli
CONTENTS
VOLUME
IV
Acknowledgements
ix
PART
7
Grammar
1
60
Looking at looking: functions and contexts of progressives
in spoken English and 'school' English
3
UTE RÖMER
61
The textlinguistic dimension of corpus linguistics:
the support function of English general nouns and
its theoretical implications
15
MICHAELA MAHLBERG
62
Between and through: the company they keep and
the functions they serve
26
GRAEME KENNEDY
63
What is a grammatical rule?
41
DIETER MINDT
64
Will corpus linguistics revolutionize grammar teaching
in the 21st century?
55
SUSAN CONRAD
65
Why grammar is beyond belief
67
MICHAEL HOEY
66
A corpus-driven approach to grammar: principles,
methods and examples
84
GILL FRANCIS
67
A quantitative study of polarity and primary tense in
the English finite clause
104
MICHAEL A. K. HALLIDAY AND
ZOE
JAMES
68
Subordinate clauses in English
138
JOHN KIRK
69
Lexical gaps
154
GÖRAN KJELLMER
Xlii
CONTENTS
PART
8
Translation studies, multilingual and parallel corpora
165
70
Using parallel texts in the translator training
environment
167
JENNIFER PEARSON
71
Lost in parallel concordances
176
ANA FRANKENBERG-GARCIA
72
Thematic structure in translation between English and
Norwegian
191
HILDE
HASSELGÅRD
73
Contrastive
linguistics and corpora
213
STIG
JOHANSSON
74
Adverbial connectors in English and Swedish: semantic
and lexical correspondences
227
BENGT ALTENBERG
75
Epistemic
possibility in an English-Swedish
contrastive
perspective
248
KARIN
AIJMER
76
Translators at play: exploitations of collocational norms
in German-English translation
271
DOROTHY KENNY
77
Parallel corpora in translation studies: issues in corpus
design and analysis
285
FEDERICO
ZANETTIN
78
Fishing for translation equivalents using grammatical
anchors
299
TAMÁS VÁRADI
79
Une nouvelle approche à l'extraction de lexiques bilingues
à partir de corpus comparables
313
HERVÉ DÉJEAN AND ÉRIC GAUSSIER
80
Naturalness and
contrastive
linguistics
336
RAPHAEL SALKIE
81
Fingerprints in translation
352
MARTIN GELLERSTAM
XIV
CONTENTS
82
A preliminary analysis of collocational differences
in monolingual comparable corpora
366
MARCO
BARONI
AND SILVIA
BERNARDINI
83
A corpus-based view of similarity and difference in translation
384
MONA
BAKER
VOLUME V
Acknowledgements
vii
PART
9
Critical discourse analysis
/
evaluation
/
stylistics
/
rhetoric
1
84
Speaking and writing in the university: a multidimensional
comparison
3
DOUGLAS BIBER,
SUSAN CONRAD,
RANDI
REPPEN,
PAT BYRD AND MARIE
HELT
85
Description and interpretation in critical discourse analysis
42
JOHN FLOWERDEW
86
Corpus evidence on Australian style and usage
54
PAM PETERS
87
Corpus, comparison, culture: doing the same things
differently in different cultures
68
GEOFF THOMPSON
88
Footing shift for attribution: 'According to the New York
Times this morning
.' 88
ALAN
PARTINGTON
89
Modal verbs in academic writing
109
PAUL THOMPSON
90
Compressed noun-phrase structures in newspaper discourse:
the competing demands of popularization vs. economy
130
DOUGLAS BIBER
91
A province of a federal superstate ruled by an unelected
bureaucracy: keywords of the Euro-sceptic discourse
in Britain
142
WOLFGANG TEUBERT
XV
CONTENTS
92
Ethnie, racial and tribal:
the language of racism?
179
RAMESH KRISHNAMURTHY
93
On the use of corpora in the analysis of forensic texts
201
MALCOLM COULTHARD
94
Domestic discord, rocky relationships: semantic prosodies in
representations of marital violence in the O.J. Simpson trial
219
JANET COTTERILL
95
Corpus-based analysis of evaluative lexis
244
JOANNA CHANNELL
PART
10
Language history
/
historical linguistics
265
96
Gender differences in the evolution of standard English:
evidence from the Corpus of Early English Correspondence
267
TERTTU NEVALAINEN
97
Politeness and modal meaning in the construction of
humiliative discourse in an early eighteenth-century network
of patron-client relationships
288
SUSAN FITZMAURICE
98
Grammaticalisation from side to side: on the development
of beside(s)
318
MATTI
RISSANEN
99
Advanced research on syntactic and semantic change with
the Corpus del
Español
337
MARK DAVIES
100
Collocational and idiomatic aspects of verbs in Early
Modern English: a corpus-based study of MAKE, HAVE,
GIVE, TAKE, and DO
349
MERJA
KYTÖ
101
Three changing patterns of verb complementation in Late
Modern English: a real-time study based on matching
text corpora
386
CHRISTIAN MAIR
XVI
CONTENTS
VOLUME
VI
Acknowledgements
vii
PART
11
Language teaching
1
102
Should you be persuaded: two samples of data-driven
learning materials
3
TIM JOHNS
103
The pedagogical value of native and learner corpora
in EFL grammar teaching
23
FANNY
MEUNIER
104
A bird's-eye view of learner corpus research
44
SYLVIANE GRANGER
105
Cross-disciplinary comparisons of hedging: some findings
from the Michigan Corpus of Academic Spoken English
73
DEANNA
POOS AND RITA SIMPSON
106
English writing by Dutch-speaking students
92
PIETER
DE HAAN
107
Corpora in the classroom: an overview and some reflections
on future developments
102
SILVIA BERNARDINI
108
A new academic word list
123
AVERIL COXHEAD
109
A corpus-based approach to Modern Greek language
research and teaching
150
DIONYSIS GOUTSOS, OURANIA HATZIDAKI AND PHILIP KING
110
Norms for the Indian English classroom: a corpus-linguistic
perspective
157
JOYBRATO MUKHERJEE
XVII
CONTENTS
PART
12
Spoken language
/
discourse studies
175
111 Integrated and fragmented worlds:
ΕΑΡ
materials and corpus
linguistics
177
JOHN SWALES
112
Engaged listenership in spoken academic discourse: the case of
student-tutor meetings
196
FIONA FARR
113
The corpus of English as lingua franca in academic settings
217
ANNA MAURANEN
114
The performance of speech acts in workplace conversations
and the teaching of communicative functions
232
ALMUT
KOESTER
115
Common language: corpus, creativity and cognition
251
RONALD CARTER
116
Functional grammar and discourse studies
276
CHARLES MEYER
117
Talking back: "Small" interactional response tokens
in everyday conversation
292
MICHAEL MCCARTHY
118
Spoken corpus design
320
STEVE CROWDY
119
The spoken language corpus: a foundation for
grammatical theory
334
MICHAEL A. K. HALLIDAY
Index
363
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CONTENTS
Acknowledgements
xix
Chronological table of reprinted articles and chapters
xxiii
Foreword
xxxvii
General introduction
1
VOLUME I
PART
1
Theoretical aspects of corpus linguistics
39
1
The importance of corpus linguistics to understanding the
nature of language
41
WALLACE CHAFE
2
Does corpus linguistics exist? Some old and new issues
58
JAN AARTS
3
The corpus-driven approach
74
ELENA TOGNINI-BONELLI
4
"Corporate bridges" twixt text and language
93
ROBERT
DE BEAUGRANDE
5
Corpora, databases and the organisation of linguistic data
119
GERRY KNOWLES
6
Writing, hermeneutics, and corpus linguistics
134
WOLFGANG TEUBERT
7
Apples and oranges: on comparing data from different corpora
160
HANS LINDQUIST AND MAGNUS LEVIN
VII
CONTENTS
8 Corpus
linguistics, Cbomsky and fuzzy tree fragments
173
BAS AARTS
9
Meaning in the framework of corpus linguistics
182
JOHN SINCLAIR
10
"Corpus linguistics" or "computer-aided armchair linguistics"
197
CHARLES FILLMORE
PART
2
History of corpus linguistics
221
11
English lexical collocations: a study in computational
linguistics
223
JOHN SINCLAIR AND SUSAN JONES
12
Interview with John Sinclair conducted by Wolfgang
Teubert
270
JOHN SINCLAIR AND WOLFGANG TEUBERT
13
Problems of assembling and computerizing large corpora
285
W. NELSON FRANCIS
14
Towards a description of English usage
299
RANDOLPH QUIRK
15
The value of a corpus in English language research:
a reappraisal
315
GEOFFREY LEECH
16
Claimed and unclaimed sources of corpus linguistics
326
JACQUELINE LÉON
VOLUME II
Acknowledgements
ix
PART
3
Corpus composition and compilation
1
17
Corpora
3
GEOFFREY LEECH
viii
CONTENTS
18
Compiling and using the US-ELAN parallel corpus
18
TOMAŽ
ERJAVEC
19
Where did we go wrong? A retrospective look at the
British National Corpus
35
LOU BURNARD
20
Towards an English-Norwegian parallel corpus
55
STIG
JOHANSSON AND
KNUT HOFLAND
21
The American National Corpus: overall goals and the
first release
69
RANDI
REPPEN
AND NANCY IDE
22
Parallel corpora: a real-time approach to the study of
language change in progress
77
CHRISTIAN MAIR
23
The development of the International Corpus of English
91
SIDNEY GREENBAUM
24
Corpus design criteria
99
SUE ATKINS, JEREMY CLEAR AND NICHOLAS OSTLER
25
Representativeness in corpus design
134
DOUGLAS BIBER
26
The computer learner corpus: a versatile new source of data
for SLA research
166
SYLVIANE GRANGER
27
Evolution and present situation of corpus research in China
183
ZHIWEI FENG
PART
4
Standardisation, alignment, tagging and corpus related
software
217
28
The detection of inconsistency in manually tagged text
219
HANS VAN
HALTEREN
29
Comparing corpora
232
ADAM KILGARRIFF
30
From the
Rosetta
stone to the information society: a survey
of parallel text processing
264
JEAN VÉRONIS
IX
CONTENTS
31
Char align: a program for aligning parallel texts at the
character level
290
KEN CHURCH
32
PC analysis of key words
-
and key key words
303
MIKE SCOTT
33
AUTASYS: grammatical tagging and cross-tagset mapping
318
ALEX C. FANG
34
Meaning and interpretation of markup
334
MICHAEL SPERBERG-McQUEEN, CLAUS HUITFELDT
AND
ALLEN RENEAR
35
A formal framework for linguistic annotation
355
STEVEN BIRD AND MARK LIBERMAN
36
A framework of a mechanical translation between Japanese
and English by analogy principle
407
MAKOTO NAGAO
37
Intuition and annotation: the discussion continues
415
JOHN SINCLAIR
38
From Firth principles: computational tools for the study of
collocation
436
JEREMY CLEAR
39
Bi- and trilingual alignment and concordancing as machine
aids to human translation
457
MICHAEL P. OAKES AND BARBARA
LEWANDOWSKA-TOMASZCZYK
40
One sense per discourse
467
WILLIAM GALE, KENNETH CHURCH AND DAVID YAROWSKY
CONTENTS
VOLUME
III
Acknowledgements
vii
PART
5
Lexicography, collocation, idioms and phraseology
1
41
The search for units of meaning
3
JOHN SINCLAIR
42
Irony in the text or insincerity in the writer?
The diagnostic potential of semantic prosodies
30
BILL
LOUW
43
Semantic prosodies in English and Portuguese:
A contrastive
study
51
TONY BERBER
SARDINHA
44
Metaphorical polysemy and paradigmatic relations:
a corpus study
67
ALICE DEIGNAN
45
Patterns of word usage in corpus linguistics
85
RUTA
MARCINKEVIČIENÉ
46
The weight of words: an investigation of lexical gravity
97
OLIVER MASON
47
Corpus-based lexicon building: an overview across projects,
problems, approaches
112
NICOLETTA
CALZOLARI
48
Enthusiasm and condescension: changing norms of
meaning and use
140
PATRICK HANKS
49
The distribution of idioms in English
154
ROSAMUND MOON
50
Collocations and semantic
proflies:
on the cause of
the trouble with quantitative studies
166
MICHAEL
STUBBS
51
Asian or Western realities? Collocations in
Singaporean-Malaysian English
194
VINCENT
OOI
Xl
CONTENTS
52
Lexis and lexicographers: the vocabulary of dictionary
definitions
213
GEOFF
BARNBROOK
53
On the phraseology of spoken English: the evidence of
recurrent word-combinations
224
BENGT ALTENBERG
54
Textual colligation: a special kind of lexical priming
245
MICHAEL HOEY
55
Lexicographic relevance: selecting information from
corpus evidence
269
SUE ATKINS, CHARLES FILLMORE AND
CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON
PART
б
Terminology
301
56
Towards a corpus-based approach to terminography
303
LYNNE BOWKER
57
In search of representativity in specialised corpora:
categorisation through collocation
325
GEOFFREY WILLIAMS
58
Making a workable glossary out of a specialised corpus:
term extraction and expert knowledge
346
CHRISTINE CHODKIEWICZ,
DIDIER BOURIGAULT
AND
JOHN HUMBLEY
59
Comment
accéder aux
elements
définitoires dans les textes
spécialisés?
365
JENNIFER PEARSON
Xli
CONTENTS
VOLUME
IV
Acknowledgements
ix
PART
7
Grammar
1
60
Looking at looking: functions and contexts of progressives
in spoken English and 'school' English
3
UTE RÖMER
61
The textlinguistic dimension of corpus linguistics:
the support function of English general nouns and
its theoretical implications
15
MICHAELA MAHLBERG
62
Between and through: the company they keep and
the functions they serve
26
GRAEME KENNEDY
63
What is a grammatical rule?
41
DIETER MINDT
64
Will corpus linguistics revolutionize grammar teaching
in the 21st century?
55
SUSAN CONRAD
65
Why grammar is beyond belief
67
MICHAEL HOEY
66
A corpus-driven approach to grammar: principles,
methods and examples
84
GILL FRANCIS
67
A quantitative study of polarity and primary tense in
the English finite clause
104
MICHAEL A. K. HALLIDAY AND
ZOE
JAMES
68
Subordinate clauses in English
138
JOHN KIRK
69
Lexical gaps
154
GÖRAN KJELLMER
Xlii
CONTENTS
PART
8
Translation studies, multilingual and parallel corpora
165
70
Using parallel texts in the translator training
environment
167
JENNIFER PEARSON
71
Lost in parallel concordances
176
ANA FRANKENBERG-GARCIA
72
Thematic structure in translation between English and
Norwegian
191
HILDE
HASSELGÅRD
73
Contrastive
linguistics and corpora
213
STIG
JOHANSSON
74
Adverbial connectors in English and Swedish: semantic
and lexical correspondences
227
BENGT ALTENBERG
75
Epistemic
possibility in an English-Swedish
contrastive
perspective
248
KARIN
AIJMER
76
Translators at play: exploitations of collocational norms
in German-English translation
271
DOROTHY KENNY
77
Parallel corpora in translation studies: issues in corpus
design and analysis
285
FEDERICO
ZANETTIN
78
Fishing for translation equivalents using grammatical
anchors
299
TAMÁS VÁRADI
79
Une nouvelle approche à l'extraction de lexiques bilingues
à partir de corpus comparables
313
HERVÉ DÉJEAN AND ÉRIC GAUSSIER
80
Naturalness and
contrastive
linguistics
336
RAPHAEL SALKIE
81
Fingerprints in translation
352
MARTIN GELLERSTAM
XIV
CONTENTS
82
A preliminary analysis of collocational differences
in monolingual comparable corpora
366
MARCO
BARONI
AND SILVIA
BERNARDINI
83
A corpus-based view of similarity and difference in translation
384
MONA
BAKER
VOLUME V
Acknowledgements
vii
PART
9
Critical discourse analysis
/
evaluation
/
stylistics
/
rhetoric
1
84
Speaking and writing in the university: a multidimensional
comparison
3
DOUGLAS BIBER,
SUSAN CONRAD,
RANDI
REPPEN,
PAT BYRD AND MARIE
HELT
85
Description and interpretation in critical discourse analysis
42
JOHN FLOWERDEW
86
Corpus evidence on Australian style and usage
54
PAM PETERS
87
Corpus, comparison, culture: doing the same things
differently in different cultures
68
GEOFF THOMPSON
88
Footing shift for attribution: 'According to the New York
Times this morning
.' 88
ALAN
PARTINGTON
89
Modal verbs in academic writing
109
PAUL THOMPSON
90
Compressed noun-phrase structures in newspaper discourse:
the competing demands of popularization vs. economy
130
DOUGLAS BIBER
91
A province of a federal superstate ruled by an unelected
bureaucracy: keywords of the Euro-sceptic discourse
in Britain
142
WOLFGANG TEUBERT
XV
CONTENTS
92
Ethnie, racial and tribal:
the language of racism?
179
RAMESH KRISHNAMURTHY
93
On the use of corpora in the analysis of forensic texts
201
MALCOLM COULTHARD
94
Domestic discord, rocky relationships: semantic prosodies in
representations of marital violence in the O.J. Simpson trial
219
JANET COTTERILL
95
Corpus-based analysis of evaluative lexis
244
JOANNA CHANNELL
PART
10
Language history
/
historical linguistics
265
96
Gender differences in the evolution of standard English:
evidence from the Corpus of Early English Correspondence
267
TERTTU NEVALAINEN
97
Politeness and modal meaning in the construction of
humiliative discourse in an early eighteenth-century network
of patron-client relationships
288
SUSAN FITZMAURICE
98
Grammaticalisation from side to side: on the development
of beside(s)
318
MATTI
RISSANEN
99
Advanced research on syntactic and semantic change with
the Corpus del
Español
337
MARK DAVIES
100
Collocational and idiomatic aspects of verbs in Early
Modern English: a corpus-based study of MAKE, HAVE,
GIVE, TAKE, and DO
349
MERJA
KYTÖ
101
Three changing patterns of verb complementation in Late
Modern English: a real-time study based on matching
text corpora
386
CHRISTIAN MAIR
XVI
CONTENTS
VOLUME
VI
Acknowledgements
vii
PART
11
Language teaching
1
102
Should you be persuaded: two samples of data-driven
learning materials
3
TIM JOHNS
103
The pedagogical value of native and learner corpora
in EFL grammar teaching
23
FANNY
MEUNIER
104
A bird's-eye view of learner corpus research
44
SYLVIANE GRANGER
105
Cross-disciplinary comparisons of hedging: some findings
from the Michigan Corpus of Academic Spoken English
73
DEANNA
POOS AND RITA SIMPSON
106
English writing by Dutch-speaking students
92
PIETER
DE HAAN
107
Corpora in the classroom: an overview and some reflections
on future developments
102
SILVIA BERNARDINI
108
A new academic word list
123
AVERIL COXHEAD
109
A corpus-based approach to Modern Greek language
research and teaching
150
DIONYSIS GOUTSOS, OURANIA HATZIDAKI AND PHILIP KING
110
Norms for the Indian English classroom: a corpus-linguistic
perspective
157
JOYBRATO MUKHERJEE
XVII
CONTENTS
PART
12
Spoken language
/
discourse studies
175
111 Integrated and fragmented worlds:
ΕΑΡ
materials and corpus
linguistics
177
JOHN SWALES
112
Engaged listenership in spoken academic discourse: the case of
student-tutor meetings
196
FIONA FARR
113
The corpus of English as lingua franca in academic settings
217
ANNA MAURANEN
114
The performance of speech acts in workplace conversations
and the teaching of communicative functions
232
ALMUT
KOESTER
115
Common language: corpus, creativity and cognition
251
RONALD CARTER
116
Functional grammar and discourse studies
276
CHARLES MEYER
117
Talking back: "Small" interactional response tokens
in everyday conversation
292
MICHAEL MCCARTHY
118
Spoken corpus design
320
STEVE CROWDY
119
The spoken language corpus: a foundation for
grammatical theory
334
MICHAEL A. K. HALLIDAY
Index
363
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