Corpus-Based Perspectives in Linguistics
Editors
UBLI has conducted field surveys since 2002 and built spoken language corpora for French, Spanish, Italian (Salentino dialect), Russian, Malaysian, Turkish, Japanese, and Canadian multilinguals. This volume features new research presented at the UBLI second workshop on Corpus Linguistics – Research Domain, which was held on September 14, 2006. The first part consisting of eleven presentations to this workshop shows a wide range of subjects within the area of corpus-based research, such as dictionary, linguistic atlas, dialect, translation, ancient texts, non-standard texts, sociolinguistics, second language acquisition, and natural language processing. The second part of this volume comprises ten additional contributions to both written and spoken corpora by the members and research assistants of UBLI.
[Usage-Based Linguistic Informatics, 6] 2007. vi, 442 pp.
Publishing status: Available
Published online on 1 July 2008
Published online on 1 July 2008
© Tokyo University of Foreign Studies
Table of Contents
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Message from the PresidentSetsuho Ikehata | pp. 1–2
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Foundations of center of Usage-based Linguistic Informatics (UBLI)Yuji Kawaguchi | pp. 3–28
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Part 1. Workshop on corpus linguistics: Research domain
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IntroductionYuji Kawaguchi | pp. 31–38
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Linguistic atlases: Objectives, methods, results, prospectsJean-Philippe Dalbera | pp. 39–54
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From the linguistic atlas to the database, and vice versa: The Corsican exampleMarie-José Dalbera-Stefanaggi | pp. 55–65
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A usage-based French dictionary of collocationsPeter Blumenthal | pp. 67–83
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Corpus of Old French literary textsPierre Kunstmann | pp. 85–90
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Building a large corpus for phonological research: The PFC projectChantal Lyche | pp. 91–113
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Collateral languages and digital corpusJean-Michel Eloy | pp. 115–130
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Parallel and comparable corpora: The state of playTony McEnery and Richard Xiao | pp. 131–145
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First language & second language writing delopment of elementary students: Two perspectivesRandi Reppen | pp. 147–167
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The uneasy interface: Methodological issues in using data from traditional and urban dialectology in (re-)constructing sociolinguistic historyTim Pooley | pp. 169–189
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A corpus of French texts with non-standard orthographyYves-Charles Morin | pp. 191–215
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Resources and tools for Old French text corporaAchim Stein | pp. 217–229
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Part 2. Corpus linguistics in linguistic informatics
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IntroductionYuji Kawaguchi | pp. 233–236
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Transitive direct, transitive indirect and pronominal verb constructions in French: The case of approcherYoichiro Tsuruga | pp. 237–263
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Demonstratives in De Bello Gallico and Li Fet des Romains: A parallel corpus approach to Medieval translationYuji Kawaguchi | pp. 265–286
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Patient-orientedness in resultative compound verbs in ChineseKeiko Mochizuki | pp. 287–300
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Corpus research in Chinese and its application to Chinese language teaching: A case of localizers in ChineseTakayuki Miyake | pp. 301–317
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Rhetorical questions with interrogative markers in NanaiShinjiro Kazama | pp. 319–335
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Vacillation in the selection of complementizers of Malay transitive verbsIsamu Shoho | pp. 337–351
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Voice in relative clauses in Malay: A comparison of written and spoken languageHiroki Nomoto and Isamu Shoho | pp. 353–370
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Testing the primacy of aspect and reverse order hypothesis in Japanese returnees: Towards constructing a corpus of second language attrition dataAsako Yoshitomi | pp. 371–389
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Corpus-based analysis of lexical errors of advanced Japanese learnersAyano Suzuki and Tae Umino | pp. 391–409
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Syntactic patterns of intrasentential code-switching in the discourse of Japanese-English bilingual familiesTomoko Tokita and Yuji Kawaguchi | pp. 411–427
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Index of proper nouns | pp. 429–434
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Index of subjects | pp. 435–439
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Contributors | pp. 441–442
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Subjects
Linguistics
Main BIC Subject
CFX: Computational linguistics
Main BISAC Subject
LAN009000: LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Linguistics / General