Seeing through Multilingual Corpora

On the use of corpora in contrastive studies

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Through electronic corpora we can observe patterns which we were unaware of before or only vaguely glimpsed. The availability of multilingual corpora has led to a renewal of contrastive studies. We gain new insight into similarities and differences between languages, at the same time as the characteristics of each language are brought into relief. The present book focuses on the work in building and using the English-Norwegian Parallel Corpus and the Oslo Multilingual Corpus. Case studies are reported on lexis, grammar, and discourse. A concluding chapter sums up problems and prospects of corpus-based contrastive studies, including applications in lexicography, translator training, and foreign-language teaching. Though the main focus is on English and Norwegian, the approach should be of interest more generally for corpus-based contrastive research and for language studies in general. Seeing through corpora we can see through language.
[Studies in Corpus Linguistics, 26] 2007.  xxii, 355 pp.
Publishing status: Available
Published online on 1 July 2008
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“Johansson shows that multilingual corpora and the findings of multilingual corpus research are of great value to constrastive studies and beyond, and this book is a fascinating contribution to the contrastive analysis of languages and languages in general.”
“As argued in the very title, multilingual corpora provide a new way of seeing, and Johansson's book is an important book in the emerging field of corpus-based contrastive studies. The case studies cover many fascinating topics and are likely to serve as an impetus for much further work.”
Seeing through Multilingual Corpora provides a timely and much needed analysis of what this area of research hs offered so far and what it can offer in the future. More than a decade after the first steps were taken one wants to know where we stand. No one could have been better placed to answer that question than Stig Johansson. No one could have done it with such clarity either.”
Seeing through Multilingual Corpora is an indispensable introduction to working with bidirectional translation corpora. The methodology which is Illustrated abundantly by Johansson in this book, and elswhere, will no doubt retain a standard place in the corpus-based contrastive analyses of the future.”
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