Using corpora for language research : studies in honour of Geoffrey Leech / edited by Jenny Thomas and Mick Short.

Incluye bibliografía (p. 274-296) e índice de autores

Pte. 1ª: Using corpora for langhuage research. Corpora are becoming mainstream / Jan Svartvik. From central embedding to corpus linguistics / Geoffrey Sampson. Sipping a cocktail of corpora / Randolph Quirk and Gabriele Stein. Corpora, databases and the organization of linguistic data / Gerry Knowles. -- Pte. 2ª: Corpus-based language studies. Towards a unified account of the syntac and semantics of GET / Stig Johasson and Signe Oksefjell. Complement clauses in English / Sidney Greenbaum, Gerald Nelson and Michael Weitzman. Methodologies for studying a corpus of doctor-patient interaction / Jenny Thomas and Andrew Wilson. Using a corpus for stylistics research: speech and thought presentation / Mick Short, Elena Semino and Jonathan Culpeper. -- Pte. 3ª: Applications of corpus-based research to speech and language technology. A probabilistic LR parser of part-of-speech and punctation labels / Ted Briscoe and John Carroll. Machine learning from corpus resources for speech and handwriting recognition / Eric Atwell. The robust tagging of unrestricted text: the BNC experience / Roger Garside. Template analysis: Bridgning the gap between grammar and the lexicon / Steve Fligeistone, Paul Rayson and Nicholas Smith. -- Pte. 4ª: Wider applications of corpus-based research. Sentence and word alignment in the CRATER Preject / Tony McEnery and Michael Oakes. English corpus linguistics and the foreing language teaching syllabus / Dieter Mindt. Do corpora have a role in language assessment? / Charles Alderson. Computer lexicography - the importance of representativeness in relation to frequency / Della Summers.

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