Publications

Publication details [#21142]

Publication type
Article in book
Publication language
English
Keywords
computational linguistics | letter | meaning | text analysis

Annotation

This paper uses the collocational patterns discerned by the CLOC computer package to identify the ideational, interpersonal and textual strands of meaning of the ZPG-fund raising letter, and to compare these to meanings in a corpus of other fundraising letters.

Articles in this volume

Clancy, Patricia M. and Pamela Downing. The use of WA as a cohesion marker in Japanese oral narratives. 3–56
Maynard, Senko K. Thematization as a staging device in the Japanese narrative. 57–82
Hinds, John. Thematization, assumed familiarity, staging, and syntactic binding in Japanese. 83–106
Iwasaki, Shoichi. Identifiability, scope-setting, and the particle WA: A study of Japanese spoken expository discourse. 107–142
Kuroda, S.-Y. A study of the so-called topic WA in passages from Tolstoi, Lawrence and Faulkner (of course, in Japanese translation). 143–161
Hanaoka McGloin, Naomi. The role of WA in negation. 165–184
Miyagawa, Shigeru. WA and the WH phrase. 185–217
Fujii Ueno, Noriko. Functions of the theme marker WA from synchronic and diachronic perspectives. 221–264
Wolf, Charles M. De. WA in diachronic perspective. 265–290
Makino, Seiichi. How relevant is a functional notion of communicative orientation to GA and WA? 293–306