
Perspectives on Corpus Linguistics.
Title:
Perspectives on Corpus Linguistics.
Author:
Viana, Vander.
ISBN:
9789027283931
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (272 pages)
Series:
Studies in Corpus Linguistics
Contents:
Perspectives on Corpus Linguistics -- Editorial page -- Title page -- LCC data -- Dedication page -- Table of contents -- Foreword -- Preface -- Applied Corpus Linguistics and the learning experience -- 1. Where do you place the roots of Corpus Linguistics? And to what do you attribute the growth of interest in the area? -- 2. Is Corpus Linguistics a science or a methodology? Where would you situate Corpus Linguistics in the scientific or methodological panorama? -- 3. How representative can a corpus be? -- 4. How far should an analyst rely on intuition? -- 5. What kind of questions should an analyst think of? -- 6. What are the strengths and weaknesses of corpus analysis? -- 7. What is the future of Corpus Linguistics? -- 8. What are the advantages and the challenges of setting up learner corpora? And how have they impacted research in Applied Linguistics? -- 9. In what way(s) can corpus work help student autonomy? -- 10. What are the challenges and potentials of encoding corpora? -- References -- Social involvement in Corpus studies -- 1. Where do you place the roots of Corpus Linguistics? And to what do you attribute the growth of interest in the area? -- 2. Is Corpus Linguistics a science or a methodology? Where would you situate Corpus Linguistics in the scientific or methodological panorama? -- 3. How representative can a corpus be? -- 4. How far should an analyst rely on intuition? -- 5. What kind of questions should an analyst think of? -- 6. What are the strengths and weaknesses of corpus analysis? -- 7. What is the future of Corpus Linguistics? -- 8. How may Corpus Linguistics be combined with critical discourse analysis? -- 9. In what ways have corpus analyses increased the understanding of gender issues? -- 10. In which circumstances does Corpus Linguistics enhance the outcome of sociolinguistic studies? -- References.
Corpus Linguistics in South America -- 1. Where do you place the roots of Corpus Linguistics? And to what do you attribute the growth of interest in the area? -- 2. Is Corpus Linguistics a science or a methodology? Where would you situate Corpus Linguistics in the scientific or methodological panorama? -- 3. How representative can a corpus be? -- 4. How far should an analyst rely on intuition? -- 5. What kind of questions should an analyst think of? -- 6. What are the strengths and weaknesses of corpus analysis? -- 7. What is the future of Corpus Linguistics? -- 8. What are the limits and possibilities of carrying out corpora studies in developing countries? -- 9. How feasible is it to map metaphors by means of corpus techniques? -- 10. In what ways can corpora be exploited in order to design and evaluate language teaching materials for students of English or Spanish as a foreign language (EFL/SFL)? -- References -- Variation in corpora and its pedagogical implications -- 1. Where do you place the roots of Corpus Linguistics? And to what do you attribute the growth of interest in the area? -- 2. Is Corpus Linguistics a science or a methodology? Where would you situate Corpus Linguistics in the scientific or methodological panorama? -- 3. How representative can a corpus be? -- 4. How far should an analyst rely on intuition? -- 5. What kind of questions should an analyst think of? -- 6. What are the strengths and weaknesses of corpus analysis? -- 7. What is the future of Corpus Linguistics? -- 8. How can corpus analysis inform our understanding of registers? -- 9. In what way(s) may corpus findings inform the professional practice? -- 10. When and how should teachers (or teachers-to-be) be introduced to corpus techniques? -- References -- Synchronic and diachronic uses of corpora.
1. Where do you place the roots of Corpus Linguistics? And to what do you attribute the growth of interest in the area? -- 2. Is Corpus Linguistics a science or a methodology? Where would you situate Corpus Linguistics in the scientific or methodological panorama? -- 3. How representative can a corpus be? -- 4. How far should an analyst rely on intuition? -- 5. What kind of questions should an analyst think of? -- 6. What are the strengths and weaknesses of corpus analysis? -- 7. What is the future of Corpus Linguistics? -- 8. How far should tools and corpora become public domain? -- 9. How much technology should an analyst master? What are the minimum requirements to develop corpus work? -- 10. In what ways have corpus studies impacted historical linguistics? -- References -- Methodological and interdisciplinary stance in Corpus Linguistics -- 1. Where do you place the roots of Corpus Linguistics? And to what do you attribute the growth of interest in the area? -- 2. Is Corpus Linguistics a science or a methodology? Where would you situate Corpus Linguistics in the scientific or methodological panorama? -- 3. How representative can a corpus be? -- 4. How far should an analyst rely on intuition? -- 5. What kind of questions should an analyst think of? -- 6. What are the strengths and weaknesses of corpus analysis? -- 7. What is the future of Corpus Linguistics? -- 8. What is the role of programming knowledge in undertaking corpus work? -- 9. What are the issues involved in comparing corpora? -- 10. How much statistics does a corpus analyst need to master? -- References -- Looking through corpora into writing practices -- 1. Where do you place the roots of Corpus Linguistics? And to what do you attribute the growth of interest in the area? -- 2. Is Corpus Linguistics a science or a methodology? -- 3. How representative can a corpus be?.
4. How far should an analyst rely on intuition? -- 5. What kind of questions should an analyst think of? -- 6. What are the strengths and weaknesses of corpus analysis? -- 7. What is the future of Corpus Linguistics? -- 8. What have corpus studies revealed about academic literacy at the university? -- 9. In what way(s) may Corpus Linguistics account for the social construction of knowledge? -- 10. How may the corpus approach enhance our understanding of interpersonal features in writing? -- References -- A multilingual outlook of corpora studies -- 1. Where do you place the roots of Corpus Linguistics? And to what do you attribute the growth of interest in the area? -- 2. Is Corpus Linguistics a science or a methodology? Where would you situate Corpus Linguistics in the scientific or methodological panorama? -- 3. How representative can a corpus be? -- 4. How far should an analyst rely on intuition? -- 5. What kind of questions should an analyst think of? -- 6. What are the strengths and weaknesses of corpus analysis? -- 7. What is the future of Corpus Linguistics? -- 8. How would you describe the changes which have taken place in the field of Corpus Linguistics? -- 9. How can corpora enlighten cross-linguistic studies? -- 10. What are the advantages and disadvantages of compiling and using parallel and/or comparable corpora? -- References -- Corpus Linguistics and translation studies -- 1. Where do you place the roots of Corpus Linguistics? And to what do you attribute the growth of interest in the area? -- 2. Is Corpus Linguistics a science or a methodology? Where would you situate Corpus Linguistics in the scientific or methodological panorama? -- 3. How representative can a corpus be? -- 4. How far should an analyst rely on intuition? -- 5. What kind of questions should an analyst think of?.
6. What are the strengths and weaknesses of corpus analysis? -- 7. What is the future of Corpus Linguistics? -- 8. In what ways can Corpus Linguistics help translation studies? -- 9. What advantages do corpora provide when compared to traditional resources used by translators? -- 10. What are the criteria for selecting a suitable corpus for a translation task? -- Acknowledgements -- References -- Principles and applications of Corpus Linguistics -- 1. Where do you place the roots of Corpus Linguistics? And to what do you attribute the growth of interest in the area? -- 2. Is Corpus Linguistics a science or a methodology? Where would you situate Corpus Linguistics in the scientific or methodological panorama? -- 3. How representative can a corpus be? -- 4. How far should an analyst rely on intuition? -- 5. What kind of questions should an analyst think of? -- 6. What are the strengths and weaknesses of corpus analysis? -- 7. What is the future of Corpus Linguistics? -- 8. In what ways can corpus analysis help pragmatic understanding of language use? -- 9. How can style be accounted for (semi-)automatically by means of corpus investigation? -- 10. What are the advantages and shortcomings of annotating a corpus from a linguistic perspective? -- References -- Philosophical and literary concerns in Corpus Linguistics -- 1. Where do you place the roots of Corpus Linguistics? And to what do you attribute the growth of interest in this area? -- 2. Is Corpus Linguistics a science or a methodology? Where would you situate CL in the scientific or methodological panorama? -- 3. How representative can a corpus be? -- 4. How far should an analyst rely on intuition? -- 5. What kind of questions should an analyst think of? -- 6. What are the strengths and weaknesses of corpus analysis? -- 7. What is the future of Corpus Linguistics?.
8. In what ways has Corpus Linguistics challenged traditional literary concepts?.
Abstract:
Professor Emeritus at the University of Michigan (United States), John Swales initially warns his readers that he is not an insider when it comes to the foundations of Corpus Linguistics. Perhaps this detachment allows him to report on how he changed his understanding of the corpus approach from a science to a methodology. Although he worked with both the Michigan Corpus of Academic Spoken English (MICASE) and the Michigan Corpus of Upper-level Student Papers (MICUSP), Swales argues against the idea that the corpus approach should be the only one available to researchers. In fact, he holds that they need to be free to choose what better suits their research objectives. In his specific questions, Swales also comments on the role of corpora in the study of genres, academic literacy and pedagogy, and contrastive rhetoric.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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