Corpus Linguistics and the Web

ISBN: 9789042021280 出版年：2007 页码：311 Brill

Marianne HUNDT, Nadja NESSELHAUF and Carolin BIEWER: Corpus linguistics and the web Accessing the web as corpus Anke LUDELING, Stefan EVERT and Marco BARONI: Using web data for linguistic purposes William H. FLETCHER: Concordancing the web: promise and problems, tools and techniques Antoinette RENOUF, Andrew KEHOE and Jayeeta BANERJEE: WebCorp: an integrated system for web text search Compiling corpora from the internet Sebastian HOFFMANN: From webpage to mega-corpus: the CNN transcripts Claudia CLARIDGE: Constructing a corpus from the web: message boards Douglas BIBER and Jerry KURJIAN: Towards a taxonomy of web registers and text types: a multidimensional analysis Critical voices Geoffrey LEECH: New resources, or just better old ones? The Holy Grail of representativeness Graeme KENNEDY: An under-exploited resource: using the BNC for exploring the nature of language learning Language variation and change Anette ROSENBACH: Exploring constructions on the web: a case study Gunter ROHDENBURG: Determinants of grammatical variation in English and the formation / confirmation of linguistic hypotheses by means of internet data Britta MONDORF: Recalcitrant problems of comparative alternation and new insights emerging from internet data Christian MAIR: Change and variation in present-day English: integrating the analysis of closed corpora and web-based monitoring Marianne HUNDT and Carolin BIEWER: The dynamics of inner and outer circle varieties in the South Pacific and East Asia Lieselotte ANDERWALD: 'He rung the bell' and 'she drunk ale' - non-standard past tense forms in traditional British dialects and on the internet Nadja NESSELHAUF: Diachronic analysis with the internet? Will and shall in ARCHER and in a corpus of e-texts from the web