Perspectives in Lexicology and Corpus Linguistics offers an introduction to words and corpus linguistics. From this foundation it explores the much wider issues that are inevitably raised but somehow marginalized in lexicology (the study of words) and corpus linguistics: how are individual words integrated into language? What are the real benefits of studying the large quantities of text now available in corpora? How do we best conceptualize meaning itself?>
The first section of the book is a survey of the study of words, providing students with an overview of basic issues in defining and understanding the word as a unit of language.
This book introduces the reader to the changing notions of the lexicon and dictionary-making, using a convergence of perspectives from computational linguistics, corpus linguistics, and computational lexicography/lexicology. The main issues...
Aspects of Text Structure: An Investigation of the Lexical Organisation of Text, North Holland Linguistic Series, North Holland, Amsterdam. [17] Ponte J.M. and Croft W.B. 1997. Text Segmentation by Topic. In Proceedings of the First ...
This volume takes stock of current research in contrastive lexical studies.
A hallmark of corpus linguistics is the study of patterns of language use. The studies presented in this volume all use corpora to investigate patterns of lexis from various perspectives.
This volume is of interest to language scholars in many fields, including corpus linguistics, diachronic linguistics, semantic change, lexicology, and word formation.
This book fills a gap in studies of meaning by providing detailed case studies of attested corpus data on the meanings of words and phrases.
If it were to be changed in the future , the changes should be mere additions of optional parts , so that the new DTD would be “ backward compatible ” with existing dictionaries . Electronic version of the dictionary a As we can see ...
This book offers original insights into the grammatical and pragmatic/discoursal features of Hong Kong English and will therefore be of interest to those working in fields such as World Englishes and corpus linguistics.
Schmid, H.-J. (1996) 'Introspection and computer corpora: The meaning and complementation of start and begin', ... and THAT Dictionary: A Casebook on the Aims of Lexicographers and the Targets of Reviewers, Chicago IL: Scott-Foresman.