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The Lexical Approach
Few
contemporary books on English language teaching and methodology have
made such an impact as ‘The Lexical Approach’. Proposes new directions
for the way we teach grammar and vocabulary, and places Collocation
and Idiom as two of its key tenets. Essential reading for all ESL/EFL
teachers and professionals.
By
Michael Lewis - (LTP)
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Implementing
the Lexical Approach
The logical sequel the highly acclaimed
‘Lexical Approach’. Includes a summary of the Lexical Approach, 30
sample exercise types and 50 classroom activities with their lexical
focus explained. Demonstrates how lexis, phonology and grammar interact
in ways which directly influence how learners store language. A stimulating
read for teachers from all language backgrounds.
By
Michael Lewis - (LTP) |
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Patterns
of Lexis in Text
A highly acclaimed study of passages
of authentic text to determine specific lexical patterns within these
texts. The observations arrived at are then collated to produce a
general theory of language, in which 'lexis' and 'text' are shown
to be important levels of language organization. Also discusses the
implications of the findings for the teaching of Reading and Writing.
By
Michael Hoey - (OUP) |
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Pattern
Grammar. A corpus-driven approach to the lexical grammar of English
(Studies in Corpus Linguistics)
Describes an approach to lexis and
grammar based on the concept of ‘Phraseology’ and of ‘Language Patterning’
arising from work on large corpora. Covers the research that led to
Collins Cobuild English Dictionary (1995) and the Collins Cobuild
Grammar Patters series (1996,1998) and examines the practical and
theoretical implications of the research.
By
Susan Hunston, Gill Francis - (John Benjamins Pub Co) |
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Words
and Phrases : Corpus Studies of Lexical Semantics (Language in Society)
This book fills a gap in studies
of meaning by providing detailed case studies of attested corpus data
on the meanings of words and phrases. It places lexis and phraseology
at the centre of semantics and pragmatics. Words and Phrases starts
from traditional concepts of lexical semantics, including meaning
as use, denotation and connotation, lexical field, sense relations,
phraseology and collocation. It also uses innovative corpus data to
explore these concepts with an exciting new technology. The main chapters
are detailed case studies of words in collocations, words in texts
and words in culture. Concluding chapters discuss the implications
of corpus analysis for linguistic theory, especially lexico-grammar
and theories of competence and performance.
By
Michael Stubbs - (Blackwell Publishers) |
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Corpus
Linguistics (Edinburgh Textbooks in Empirical Linguistics)
Corpus Linguistics has quickly established
itself as the leading undergraduate course book in the subject. This
second edition takes full account of the latest developments in this
rapidly changing field, making this book the most up-to-date and comprehensive
textbook available. It gives a step-by-step introduction to what a
corpus is, how corpora are constructed, and what can be done with
them.
By
Tony McEnery, Andrew Wilson - (Edinburgh Univ Pr) |
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An
Introduction to Corpus Linguistics
Covers all aspects of the field of
Corpus Linguistics, from the different types of electronic corpora
available today, to instructions on how to design and compile a corpus.
The author surveys the emergence of corpora for use in linguistic
research, and focuses in particular on the exponential growth of computer
corpora in the electronic age.
By
Graeme D. Kennedy - (Longman) |
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Foundations
of Statistical Natural Language Processing
Comprehensive introduction to statistical
natural language processing (NLP). Provides broad but rigorous coverage
of mathematical and linguistic foundations, with a detailed discussion
of statistical methods. The book covers collocation finding, word
sense disambiguation, probabilistic parsing, information retrieval,
and other applications.
By
Christopher D. Manning (Preface), Hinrich Schutze (Preface) - (MIT
Press) |
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Natural
Language Understanding
From a leading authority in artificial
intelligence, this book delivers a synthesis of the major modern techniques
and the most current research in natural language processing. The
approach is unique in its coverage of semantic interpretation and
discourse alongside the foundational material in syntactic processing.
By
James Allen - (Addison-Wesley Pub Co) |
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Corpus
Linguistics : Investigating Language Structure and Use (Cambridge
Approaches to Linguistics)
Investigates the ways people use
language in speech and writing. It introduces the corpus-based approach
to the study of language, based on analysis of large databases of
real language examples and illustrates exciting new findings about
language and the different ways that people speak and write. The book
is important both for its step-by-step descriptions of research methods
and for its findings about grammar and vocabulary, language use, language
learning, and differences in language use across texts and user groups.
By
Douglas Biber, Susan Conrad, Randi Reppen - (CUP) |
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English
Corpus Linguistics (Studies in English Language)
A comprehensive study of Corpus Linguistics
and its application in contemporary English. A thoughtful analysis
of this emerging area of interest for linguists and teachers alike.
By
Charles F. Meyer - (CUP) |
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