SCHEDULE (TENTATIVE)
| DATE | TOPIC | PROJECT | HUNSTON | OTHER READINGS | |
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GENERAL METHODOLOGY |
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| T | JAN 8 | Introduction | Survey1, Survey2 | ||
| Th | 10 | Overview of the field | Simple queries -- getting used to corpora |
1-24; 213-16 |
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| T | 15 | Methodology | McEnery, Tony and Andrew Wilson (2001) Early Corpus Linguistics and the Chomskyan Revolution. In Corpus Linguistics. Edinburgh UP. 2nd edition. 1-27. | ||
| Th | 17 | Structured corpora | What is available in your area of interest |
-- Meyer, Charles (2003) English Corpus Linguistics.
Cambridge. 142-50. (A) -- Online overview (David Lee) |
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| T | 22 |
Unstructured corpora (e.g. Web) |
Kilgarriff, Adam and Gregory Grefenstette (2003) “Web as corpus”. Computational Linguistics 29:1-15 | ||
| Th | 24 | Corpus design and construction | Web as corpus | 25-37 |
-- Kennedy, Graeme (1998) Introduction to Corpus Linguistics.
Longman. 60-78. -- Fair Use Law |
| T | 29 | " " | |||
| Th | 31 | Annotation | Design corpus for your area of interest | 79-96 | |
| T | FEB 5 | Word Lists and Keywords | 67-79 |
WordCruncher WordSmith |
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| Th | 7 | Wordlists | |||
| T | 12 | Concordances | 38-56 | ||
| Th | 14 | " " | Concordances | 56-66 | |
| T | 19 | MONDAY INSTRUCTION | |||
| Th | 21 | Relational databases | Prospectus for project | Davies, Mark (2005) "The advantage of using relational databases for large corpora: speed, advanced queries, and unlimited annotation". International Journal of Corpus Linguistics 10: 301-28 (Via Corpora page) | |
| T | 26 | Quantitative data |
McEnery, Tony and Andrew Wilson (2001) Quantitative Data. In Corpus Linguistics. 2nd edition. Edinburgh UP. 2nd edition. 75-101. |
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APPLICATIONS |
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| Th | 28 | Lexicography | 96-109 | ||
| T | MAR 4 | " " | Lexicography project | 137-57 | Kennedy, Graeme (1998) Introduction to Corpus Linguistics. Longman. 91-121. ** |
| Th | 6 | Grammar | Biber, Douglas, et al (2002) The Longman Student Grammar of Spoken and Written English. Longman. (Selected pages) | ||
| T | 11 | " " | Grammar study | Book review | |
| Th | 13 | CORPUS CONFERENCE | |||
| T | 18 | GUEST LECTURE: THORSTEN TRIPPEL |
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20a 20b |
Register variation | Study on register variation | 102-4; 157-169 | Biber, Douglas (1993) "The multi-dimensional approach to linguistic analyses of genre variation: an overview of methodology and findings". Computers and the Humanities 26: 331-45. |
| T | 25 | Stylistics | 109-23, 128-34 | ||
| Th | 27 | Historical |
-- Kytö, Merya and Matti Rissanen (1993) “General introduction”. In
Early English in the computer age, ed. Matti Rissanen, et al. Mouton de
Gruyter. 1-17. OR -- Davies, Mark (2005) "Advanced research on syntactic and semantic change with the Corpus del Español". In Claus Pusch, et al (eds), Romance Corpus Linguistics II: Corpora and Diachronic Linguistics. Guntar Naar. 203-14. (Password: byu_ling) |
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Study on historical variation
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Biber, Douglas (1998) Historical and Stylistic Investigations. In Corpus linguistics: Investigating language structure and use. Cambridge UP. 203-29. | |
| Th | 3 | Multilingual corpora |
Lawson, Ann (2001) “Collecting, aligning, and analyzing parallel corpora”.
In Small Corpus Studies and ELT: Theory and practice, ed. Mohsen
Ghadessy, et al. John Benjamins. 279-310. OR Borin, Lars (2002) “…and never the twain shall meet?” In Parallel corpora, parallel worlds, ed. Lars Borin. Rodopi. 1-25. |
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| T | 8 | Teaching | 170-197 | ||
| Th | 10 | " " | 198-213 | Articles | |
| T | 15 | Presentations of projects | |||
| Tues | 22 | FINAL EXAM 7:00-10:00 AM (8:30) | |||