International Journal of Corpus Linguistics
Volume 31, Issue 4 (2026)
Expected December 2026. iii, 151 pp.
Publishing status: In production
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
- Introducing HUM19: A corpus of 19th century British and Irish fictionFransina Stradling, Brian Walker, Hazel Price, Dan McIntyre & Michael Burke | pp. 439–453
- The crystallization of language over timeRobbert De Troij & Freek Van de Velde | pp. 454–478
- Accounting for register-internal variation: Toward a framework for analyzing communicative purpose and register comparisons for functional correspondenceMarianna Gracheva & Jesse Egbert | pp. 479–527
- “There’s a lot more Chinese people”: Tracking ethnic variation in plural there existentials over time in Australian EnglishQiao Gan | pp. 528–560
- The passive voice of subjective experience and objective response: A corpus-assisted analysis of the semantic–pragmatic interface of the Chinese 遭 zāo, 受 shòu, and 得到 dédào constructionsLaura Locatelli | pp. 561–590
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