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內(nèi)容概要

　　This book is about invetigation the way people use language in speech and writing. It introduces the corpus-based approach to linguistics， based on analysis of large databases of real language examples stored stored on computer.　　Each chapter focuses on a different area of linguistics， including lexicography. grammar. discourse， register variation， language acquisition， and historical linguistics. the chapters follow the same progression of topics， beginning with the identification of important tesearch questions， the steps followed for corpus-based analysis， and finally the interpretation of the findings. Example analyses are presented to provide conerete descriptions of the research methods and advantages of corpus-based techniques. The methodology boxes provide clear and concise explanations of the issues involved in doing corpus-based research and reading corpus-based studies and there is a useful appendix of resources for corpus-based investigation.　　This lucid and comprehensive introduction to the subject will be welcomed by a broad range of readers. from undergraduate students to professional researchers.

作者簡(jiǎn)介

　　Douglas Biber is Professor in the Applied Linguistica Program in the Department of English at Northern arizona University. He is the author of Variativon Across Speech and Writing （1991）and dimensions of Register Variation（1995）.Susan Conrad is Assistant Professor in the Program in Linguistics in the Department of English at Iowa State University. Randi Reppen is Director of the program in lntensive English in the Department of English at Northern Arizona University.

書(shū)籍目錄

王宗炎序?qū)ёx1 Inrtosuction：goals and methods of the corpus-based appeoachPart I　Investigating the use of language features2 lexicography3 Grammar4 Lexico-grammar5 The study of sisvourse characteristicePart II　Investigating the characteristecs6 Tegister vatiation and English for Specilfic Purposes7 Language acpuistion and development8 Historical and stylistic investigationsPart III　Summing up and looking ahead9 ConclusionPart IV methodlogy boxes1 Issues in corpus design2 Issues in diachromic corpus dexign3 Comcordancing packages versus programming for corpus analysis4 Characteristice of tagged corpora5 The ptocess of tagging6 Norming ftequency counts7 Statistical measures of lexical addoviations8 The unit of analysis in corpus-based studies9 Significance tests and the reporting of statistics10 Factor loadings and dimension scoresAppendix：commercially available corpora and analytical tiilsReferencesIndes文庫(kù)索引

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