Información General

• Autores: Isabel Moskowich (ed. lit.), Begoña Crespo (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Cambridge University Press, Cambridge University Press
• Año de publicación: 2012
• País: Reino Unido
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-1-4438-3581-7
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Resumen

• In the first decade of the twenty first century Corpus Linguistics as a methodology had already proved to be an impeccable one, probably the most elaborate way to approach empirical studies on languages. At present this seems to be essential to formulate general theories about most aspects of languages in different stages of their evolution. "Corpora and Corpus Linguistics" have been present in research for a reasonably long time now. The evolution of the discipline has been assessed by conferences, new publications and all sorts of events related to the field. Therefore, it seems most convenient to offer an outline of the advances made in the past decade as well as to try and make a guess as for what is yet to come. The editors have used their experience to collect a volume that certainly will have something to offer to the scientific community. Their work as compilers of the "Coruna Corpus of English Scientific Writing" has made them familiar with corpus-compilation and the time-consuming tasks it entails. As users of this and other corpora they can also appreciate the tools modern technology offers researchers and what the possibilities of exploitation are. In this way, the selection of papers contained in this volume address a wide range of scholars interested in the discipline, both corpus compilers and users.

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Listado de artículos

• • Collocations and academic word list: the strong, the weak and the lonely

    Averil Coxhead, Pat Byrd

    págs. 1-28

    

  • Lingüística de corpus y valencia verbal

    José María García-Miguel Gallego

    págs. 29-57

    

  • The question of tag questions in English and Spanish

    María Angeles Gómez González

    págs. 59-95

    

  • Spokenness as a featrue of Late-Modern English

    Manfred Markus

    págs. 97-119

    

  • Passivisation and extraposition as meta-informative strategies: on active-passive variation in the recent history of English

    Ana Elina Martínez Insua, Javier Pérez Guerra

    págs. 121-146

    

  • A hybrid corpus-based approach to bilingual terminology extraction

    Xavier Gómez Guinovart

    págs. 147-175

    

  • Investigating identity traits in Academic Discourse with the Aid of the CADIS Corpus

    Maurizio Gotti

    págs. 177-203

    

  • Corpus analysis and annotation in CONTRANOT: linguistic and methodological challengues

    Julia Lavid López

    págs. 205-219