Table of Contents

• Frontmatter
• Contents
• I. Origin and history o corpus linguistics corpus linguistics vis-a`-vis other disciplines
  • 1. Pre-electronic corpora
  • 2. Early generative linguistics and empirical methodology
  • 3. Some aspects of the development of corpus linguistics in the 1970s and 1980s
  • 4. Corpus linguistics and historical linguistics
  • 5. Theory-driven and corpus-driven computational linguistics, and the use of corpora
  • 6. Corpus linguistics and sociolinguistics
  • 7. Corpora and language teaching
  • 8. Corpus linguistics and lexicography
• II. Corpus compilation and corpus types
  • 9. Collection strategies and design decisions
  • 10. Text corpora
  • 11. Speech corpora and spoken corpora
  • 12. Multimodal corpora
  • 13. Treebanks
  • 14. Historical corpora
  • 15. Learner corpora
  • 16. Parallel and comparable corpora
  • 17. Corpora of computer-mediated communication
  • 18. Web linguistics
  • 19. Large text networks as an object of corpus linguistic studies
• III. Existing corpora
  • 20. Well-known and influential corpora
  • 21. Corpora of less studied languages
• IV. Preprocessing corpora
  • 22. Annotation standards
  • 23. Development of tag sets or part-of-speech tagging
  • 24. Tokenizing and part-of-speech tagging
  • 25. Lemmatising and morphological tagging
  • 26. Sense and semantic tagging
  • 27. Corpora or anaphora and coreference resolution
  • 28. Syntactic preprocessing
  • 29. Pragmatic annotation
  • 30. Preprocessing speech corpora: Transcription and phonological annotation
  • 31. Preprocessing multimodal corpora
  • 32. Preprocessing multilingual corpora
  • 33. Searching and concordancing
  • 34. Searching treebanks and other structured corpora
  • 35. Linguistically annotated corpora: Quality assurance, reusability and sustainability