Text and Corpus Analysis : Computer Assisted Studies of Language and Culture

Stubbs, Michael

ISBN 10: 0631195122 / ISBN 13: 9780631195122

Editore: Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, John, 1996

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Titolo: Text and Corpus Analysis : Computer Assisted...

Casa editrice: Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, John

Data di pubblicazione: 1996

Legatura: Brossura

Condizione: Good

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Riassunto:

This book provides detailed studies in one of the fastest growing areas of linguistics - corpus analysis - and shows how computers can be used to reveal culturally significant patterns of language use.

Recensione:

"The book excels at illustrating how students and scholars might tackle the analysis of cultural, sociological, and political values in text, using techniques of grammatical analysis and computational linguistics." Ed Finegan, University of Southern California

"It will have a major impact in encouraging a rethinking of relationships between areas of language study (especially critical discourse analysis and corpus linguistics)... I would recommend it on the Grammar, Genre and Social Context course I teach." Norman Fairclough, Lancaster

"It is early and opportune, showing what has been accomplished in the past two decades and taking the study of texts a step further."Florian Coulmas, Tokyo

"If he can pull it off, it will be rather exciting. I would guess that people in Britain and Europe will be happy to use the book with advanced undergraduates." Peter Trudgill, Lausanne

"The book excels at illustrating how students and scholars might tackle the analysis of cultural sociological, and political values in texts." Ed Finegan, University of Southern California

"What Stubbs offers is a series of thoughtful studies on different kinds of texts, along with an insightful exploration of liguistic topics such as presupposition, modality, lexical semantics, and what he refers to as Institutional Linguistics.....I found it to be highly stimulating, with analyses that are very thought–provoking and rich enough to engender many further studies of the cultural ecology of texts."Michael Barlow, Rice University