Titlebook: Creating and Digitizing Language Corpora; Volume 1: Synchronic Joan C. Beal,Karen P. Corrigan,Hermann L. Moisl Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan

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Coexistence Aware Clear Channel Assessment, ICE project, Greenbaum (1996b, p.3) explained that:.its principal aim is to provide the resources for comparative studies of the English used in countries where it is either a majority first language (for example, Canada and Australia) or an official additional language (for example, India and Nige

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Thomas C. van Dijk,Jan-Henrik Haunert is also understood and used by many people in Britain. Because of its origins, its historical relationship with Standard English (the language of administration and education) and the absence of standardization, it shows a high degree of variation in lexis, grammar and phonology. In writing, this v

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Hassan A. Karimi,Lei Zhang,Jessica G. Bennerable data contained within maximally accessible and useful? A number of procedures have developed over the years for turning audio-taped vernacular speech materials into efficient, user-friendly computerized data. In these volumes you will find discussion of many corpus creation projects similar to

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Web Information Systems and Technologiesonal corpora on standard spoken and written Englishes, such as the British National Corpus (info.ox.ac.uk/bnc) and the Bank of English (.), should be extended to less conventional corpora so that they too might be ‘tamed’ in similar ways.

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Taming Digital Voices and Texts: Models and Methods for Handling Unconventional Synchronic Corpora,onal corpora on standard spoken and written Englishes, such as the British National Corpus (info.ox.ac.uk/bnc) and the Bank of English (.), should be extended to less conventional corpora so that they too might be ‘tamed’ in similar ways.

Induction

Coding and Analysing Multilingual Data: The LIDES Project,e principal volumes on bilingualism and language contact which include Romaine’s . (1994), Coulmas’s . (1997), Hamers and Blanc’s . (2000), Li Wei (2000), Thomason (2001), Clyne (2003). A number of edited collections and special issues of journals have been devoted to different aspects of CS (Heller

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Representing Real Language: Consistency, Trade-Offs and Thinking Ahead!,agliamonte, 1991) that I have been involved in, although my main focus is on data arising from recent large-scale fieldwork conducted in Northern Ireland and Britain between 1995 and 2001 (Tagliamonte, 1996–98, 1999–2000, 2000–01, 2001–03).

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Developing and Using a Corpus of Written Creole,inistration and education) and the absence of standardization, it shows a high degree of variation in lexis, grammar and phonology. In writing, this variability extends to orthography. Most Creole, whether spoken or written, contains a mixture of forms: some approximating Standard English, others closer to the broad or ‘basilectal’ creole.