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Using Corpora in Discourse Analysis
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This book examines approaches to carrying out discourse analysis (DA) using techniques that are grounded in corpus linguistics. Assuming no prior knowledge of corpora, the book examines and evaluates a variety of corpus-based methodologies including:
*collocations,
*keyness
*concordances
*dispersion plots
*building and annotating corpora
Illustrated with a number of real-life examples of corpus-based DA from a range of sources and covering a variety of subjects, this is an informative introduction to using corpus linguistics as a methodology in discourse analysis.
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Table of contents
- Contents
- Chapter 1 Introduction
- Chapter 2 Corpus Building
- Chapter 3 Frequency and Dispersion
- Chapter 4 Concordances
- Chapter 5 Collocates
- Chapter 6 Keyness
- Chapter 7 Beyond Collocation
- Chapter 8 Conclusion
- References
- Index