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English Corpus Linguistics: Crossing Paths (Language and Computers - Studies in Practical Linguistics)
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About English Corpus Linguistics: Crossing Paths
Product Description The chapters in this collected volume illuminate the dynamic success story of English corpus linguistics over the past few decades. The book is organised in three parts. The chapters in Part I set the scene by addressing fundamental issues such as the balance between automated and manual analyses, and the urgent call for more communication and collaboration across subjects and research areas. The studies in Part II highlight patterns in Present-day English from a cross-linguistic perspective, and identify and analyse stylistic trends in recent English. Part III is devoted to aspects of the rich variation and long-term change characteristic of early English. Two themes cut across the chapters in the book. One of them is the impressive volume and diversity of digitised material available for English corpus linguists today and the issues that arise for researchers wishing to combine different data sources in their analyses. The other theme concerns the benefits that advances made in English corpus linguistics may offer to other disciplines. About the Author Merja Kytö is Professor of English Language at Uppsala University, Sweden. Her fields of interest include corpus linguistics, the history of English, variation analysis, historical pragmatics, and manuscript studies. With Jonathan Culpeper, she co-authored Early Modern English Dialogues: Spoken Interaction as Writing (CUP, 2010). Among her other recent publications are Records of the Salem Witch-hunt (associate editor, CUP, 2009), Corpus Linguistics: An International Handbook (co-editor with Anke Lüdeling, de Gruyter, 2008) and Nineteenth-century English: Stability and Change (co-editor with Mats Rydén and Erik Smitterberg, CUP, 2006). She has participated in historical corpus projects, among them the Helsinki Corpus of English Texts, A Corpus of Nineteenth-century English, A Corpus of English Dialogues 15601760, and An Electronic Text Edition of Depositions 15601760.
