Corpus Linguistics Conference 2007

The fourth Corpus Linguistics conference was held at the University of Birmingham, 27-30 July 2007. The plenary speakers were:

• Yueguo Gu, Beijing Foreign Studies University
• Anne O'Keeffe, University of Limerick (Mary Immaculate College)
• Wolfgang Teubert, University of Birmingham

This page contains the proceedings of the CL2007 conference. For those articles without a full paper, the proceedings include an abstract. Paper numbers followed by '(a)' indicate that only an abstract is available.   

Proceedings

• Article #1(a): When Linguistic Theory Meets Corpus Linguistics: How Are Multiple Adverbs Ordered in Mandarin Chinese?
  Authors: May L-Y Wong
• Article #2(a): Enhanced Phraseological Idiomaticity in Translational and Non-Translational Texts: A Corpus-Based Study of Chinese Four-Character Idioms
  Authors: Meng Ji
• Article #5: A Polish-English Contrastive Study of the Order of Premodifying Adjectives: A Procedural Model Account
  Authors: Dorota Zielinska
• Article #6(a): Measuring Compositionality in Corpus Data
  Authors: Stefanie Wulff
• Article #8: Solving the Polysemy Problem of Persian Words Using Mutual Information Statistics
  Authors: Tayebeh Mosavi Miangah
• Article #9(a): Finding Groups in Chronologically-Ordered Corpus Data: Variance-Based Neighbor Clustering
  Authors: Stefan Th. Gries
• Article #13(a): A Comparative Study of Introductory ‘ it’ in Research Articles Across Eight Disciplines
  Authors: Matthew Peacock
• Article #14: Corpus-Based Analysis of Verb/Noun Collocations in Interdisciplinary Registers
  Authors: Monica Holtz
• Article #15: Collocations in Translated Language: Combining Parallel, Comparable and Reference Corpora
  Authors: Silvia Bernardini
• Article #16(a): Paraphrasing: A New Approach to the Study of Knowledge Building
  Authors: Lisa Cheung
• Article #17(a): Spoken Corpora Design Revisited
  Authors: František Cermák
• Article #19: Quantifying Constructions in English and Chinese: A Corpus-Based Contrastive Study
  Authors: Tony McEnery and Richard Xiao
• Article #20: The War on Terror - An Intentional Choice of Words?
  Authors: Del Barrett
• Article #23: The Translation of Interaction in the Genre of Popular Science: The Case of Scientific American
  Authors: Min-Hsiu Liao
• Article #24: The Discourse of Outsourced Call Centres: A Corpus-Based, Multi-Dimensional Analysis
  Authors: Eric Friginal
• Article #25(a): Fluency in Native and Non-Native English Speech: Corpus Findings and Language-Pedagogical Implications
  Authors: Joybrato Mukherjee and Sandra Götz
• Article #26(a): Complex Predicates and the Expression of Emotion: A Corpus-Based Approach
  Authors: Amália Mendes
• Article #27: Mapping the Time Continuum: A Major Raison D'etre for Diachronic Corpora
  Authors: Karel Kucera
• Article #28(a): Uncovering the Extent of the Idiom Principle
  Authors: Chris Greaves and Martin Warren
• Article #29(a): The Collocational and Colligational Behaviour of the Lemmas MAN and WOMAN in the British National Corpus (BNC)
  Authors: Michael Pearce
• Article #30: ICE Trinidad and Tobago: Teacher Language Investigation in a University Research Class
  Authors: Valerie Youssef and Dagmar Deuber
• Article #31: Teacher Language in Trinidad: A Pilot Corpus Study of Direct and Indirect Creolisms in the Verb Phrase
  Authors: Dagmar Deuber and Valerie Youssef
• Article #32(a): A Corpus-Based Study of the Variability of BE in Second Language Acquisition
  Authors: Yanyan Zhang
• Article #35: Comparison of Features of Texts Translated by Professional and Learner Translators
  Authors: Sachiko Nakamura
• Article #36: Incompatibility: A No-Sense Relation?
  Authors: Petra Storjohann
• Article #38: A Framework for an Ontology-Driven Multi-lingual Transcription Systems with IPA representation
  Authors: Chakkrit Snae, Eri Hirata and Michael Brueckner
• Article #39: Comparing Collocations Across Languages: An English-Czech Sample
  Authors: Ales Klegr
• Article #40: A New Venture in Corpus-Based Lexicography: Towards a Dictionary of Academic English
  Authors: Iztok Kosem and Ramesh Krishnamurthy
• Article #41(a): Corpus-Based Cross-Sectional Analysis of Academic Papers in Medicine: Investigating Collocation Patterns of Sub-Technical Terms
  Authors: Shozo Yokoyama, Chizuko Suzuki, Seisuke Yasunami, Kathleen Brown and Naoko Kawakita
• Article #43: Representing and Maintaining Large Corpora
  Authors: Rüdiger Gleim, Alexander Mehler and Hans-Jürgen Eikmeyer
• Article #45(a): A Corpus-Driven Study of the Variation of Co-Occurrence Patterns in Written and Spoken Registers
  Authors: Amália Mendes, Maria Fernanda Bacelar do Nascimento and Sandra Antunes
• Article #47: Extracting Level-Specific Science and Technology Vocabulary from the Corpus of Professional English (CPE)
  Authors: Kiyomi Chujo, Masao Utiyama and Takahiro Nakamura
• Article #48: Negative Polar Questions in English and Czech
  Authors: Markéta Malá
• Article #49: Exploiting a Semantic Annotation Tool for Metaphor Analysis
  Authors: Andrew Hardie, Veronika Koller, Paul Rayson and Elena Semino
• Article #51: Fostering Language Learner Autonomy Through Adaptive Conversation Tutors
  Authors: Bayan Abu Shawar and Eric Atwell
• Article #52: Traces of Lexical Priming in English and German Uses of BE and HAVE Forms in Biographies
  Authors: Michael Pace-Sigge
• Article #53(a): TermGen: A First Step Towards a Terminological Database in Genomics
  Authors: Florbela Barreto
• Article #54(a): A Corpus-Based Study of the Priming of 'but' in Comment Articles in English
  Authors: Izaskun Elorza
• Article #55: Phraseology in a Learner Corpus Compared with the Phraseology of UK and US Students
  Authors: Yoshihito Kamakura
• Article #57(a): Delexical HAVE/MAKE + Noun Collocations: A Comparison of Advanced Swedish and Chinese Learner English
  Authors: Ying Wang
• Article #58(a): An Analysis of Grammatical and Lexical Features in an Identical Task Across Different Modes
  Authors: Mariko Abe
• Article #59(a): Measuring Fluency in an Oral Learner Corpus
  Authors: John Osborne
• Article #60: Machine Translation between Language Stages: Extracting Historical Grammar from a Parallel Diachronic Corpus of Polish
  Authors: Amir Zeldes
• Article #61: The International Corpus of English (GB): A Study of Negation
  Authors: Alyson Pitts
• Article #62: Statistical Detection of Diminutives in Czech
  Authors: Vera Schmiedtová
• Article #63: Chinese Kinship Semantic Structure and Annotation Scheme
  Authors: Yufang Qian and Scott Songlin Piao
• Article #64: A Large Reference Corpus for Spoken French: ESLO 1 and 2 and Its Variations
  Authors: Noëlle Serpollet, Gabriel Bergounioux, Annie Chesneau and Richard Walter
• Article #65: ZT corpus: Annotation and Tools for Basque Corpora
  Authors: Nerea Areta, Antton Gurrutxaga, Igor Leturia, Iñaki Alegria, Xabier Artola, Arantza Diaz de Ilarraza, Nerea Ezeiza and Aitor Sologaistoa
• Article #66(a): Integration of Terminology Database and Corpus of Translations
  Authors: Miran Zeljko
• Article #69(a): What Makes for Lively Conversation: A Comparison of Dialogues and Monologues
  Authors: Junko Shirato and Katsuhide Sonoda
• Article #71: A New Text Statistical Measure and Its Application to Stylometry
  Authors: Felix Golcher
• Article #73: Designing an English-Spanish Dictionary of Word Combinations Including Usage Examples from Corpora
  Authors: Eduardo de Gregorio-Godeo
• Article #74: Reading (in) the News: Understanding Media Discourse Around Community Reading Events
  Authors: Anouk Lang
• Article #75(a): The Discursive Construction of Otherness in the Public Sphere
  Authors: Encarnacion Hidalgo Tenorio
• Article #76(a): GerManC: An Annotated, Spatialised, Multi-Genre Corpus of Early Modern German
  Authors: Martin Durrell, Paul Bennett and Astrid Ensslin
• Article #77(a): The Semantic Roles of the Indirect Object from a Corpus-Based Approach: A Case Study
  Authors: Carmen Aguilera Carnerero
• Article #78(a): A Corpus Analysis of Deliberations in Japanese Trials
  Authors: Syugo Hotta
• Article #79: From Narratives to Intensification and Hyperbole: Promotional Uses of Book Blurbs
  Authors: Silvia Cacchiani
• Article #80: Measuring Syntagmatic Fixedness of Multi-Word Expressions
  Authors: Axel Herold and Katerina Stathi
• Article #81(a): Cast3LB-CoNNL-SemRol: A Seed Corpus for Machine Learning Experiments
  Authors: Roser Morante
• Article #82: Repetitions of Word Forms in Text: An Approach to Establishing Text Structure
  Authors: Elena Tarasheva
• Article #84: Enriching Bilingual Dictionaries with Corpus-Based Data: First Steps Towards an Improved Description of Verbs in General Bilingual Dictionaries Thanks to a Popular-Science Corpus
  Authors: Cécile Frérot and Amélie Josselin-Leray
• Article #86: The Projection of Stance in the Greek Corpus of Learner English (GRICLE)
  Authors: Anna-Maria Hatzitheodorou and Marina Mattheoudakis
• Article #87(a): Binomial Sequences, Informants' Judgments and Text Analysis
  Authors: Shih-ping Wang
• Article #88: Collocational Properties of Adpositions in Nepali and English
  Authors: Andrew Hardie
• Article #89(a): Age-Related Examination of Hedging in an All-Female Corpus of Irish English
  Authors: Brona Murphy
• Article #92: What Do We Mean When We Speak About Named Entities?
  Authors: Oriol Borrega, Mariona Taulé and M. Antonia Martí
• Article #94(a): Plant Fixed Expressions in Corpus Linguistics
  Authors: Shelley Ching-yu Hsieh and Viktoria Eschbach-Szabo
• Article #96: Tagging and Parsing an Artificial Language: An Annotated Web-Corpus of Esperanto
  Authors: Eckhard Bick
• Article #97: Querying Multi-Layer Annotation and Alignment in Translation Corpora
  Authors: Mihaela Vela, Stella Neumann and Silvia Hansen-Schirra
• Article #98(a): An Algorithm for WSD Based on Collocational Data
  Authors: Pascual Cantos, Carlos Balsalobre, Vicenta Rodríguez and Ana María Fernández
• Article #99: Exploiting a Spoken Corpus in Language Teaching/Learning: An Advance Web-Based Tool
  Authors: Leonardo Campillos, Paula Gozalo, José María Guirao and Antonio Moreno Sandoval
• Article #100(a): Capturing Variation in the Use of (in)Definite Articles in Native and Nativised Varieties of English
  Authors: Pascual Cantos, Carlos Balsalobre, Vicenta Rodríguez and Ana María Fernández
• Article #101(a): The sem•metrix Project: Towards the Large-Scale Measurement of Lexical Variation
  Authors: Yves Peirsman and Kris Heylen
• Article #103(a): The Compilation of CoER: The Corpus of Early English Recipes
  Authors: Francisco Alonso-Almeida
• Article #104: Searching for Live Metaphor Uses in Spoken Corpora: A Prosodic Approach
  Authors: Gilles Cloiseau
• Article #106(a): Towards a More Useful Measure of Dispersion in Corpus Data
  Authors: Stefan Th. Gries
• Article #107: Multivariate Methods in Corpus-Based Lexicography: A Study of Synonymy in Finnish
  Authors: Antti Arppe
• Article #109: Making Sense of Roget
  Authors: Jeremy Ellman and Rob Bell
• Article #110(a): Collocation: From the Corpus to the Classroom
  Authors: Crayton Walker
• Article #112: Learner Corpora and the Acquisition of Word Order: A Study of the Production of Verb-Subject Structures in L2 English
  Authors: Cristobal Lozano and Amaya Mendikoetxea
• Article #113: An Exploration of Word Order in Learner Corpora: The WOSLAC Project
  Authors: Gema Chocano, Rocio Jimenez, Cristobal Lozano, Amaya Mendikoetxea, Susana Murcia, Michael O'Donnell, Paul Rollinson and Ivan Teomiro
• Article #115: Terminology Extraction: Legacy Terminology in Content Authoring and Translation
  Authors: Hanne Smaadahl and Frederik Fouvry
• Article #116(a): Russian and Chinese Event Annotation: A Pilot Study
  Authors: Anna Feldman and Xiaofei Lu
• Article #117: Some Observations Regarding the Frequencies of 'a' and 'the' in Text Messaging
  Authors: Caroline Tagg
• Article #118(a): Using a Corpus to Explore Argument in Academic Discourse: How Far Can We Go?
  Authors: Maggie Charles
• Article #119(a): Investigating the Diagnostic and Evaluative Functions of a Learner Corpus
  Authors: Xiaotian Guo
• Article #120: Generating and Rendering Readability Scores for Project Gutenberg Texts
  Authors: Ronald P. Reck and Ruth A. Reck
• Article #123(a): Towards a Corpus-Based Methodology for Investigating Word Meaning in Translated Texts
  Authors: Carmen Dayrell
• Article #124(a): A Program for Identifying Metaphor Candidates in Corpora
  Authors: Tony Berber Sardinha
• Article #125: Lexical Patterns in the Conversational English of L2 Speakers: Is There Evidence of Individual Variation?
  Authors: Glenn Stewart Hadikin
• Article #126: DDL Is in the Details… and in the Big Themes.
  Authors: Alex Boulton
• Article #128: Syntactic Annotation of Non-Canonical Linguistic Structures
  Authors: Hagen Hirschmann, Seanna Doolittle and Anke Lüdeling
• Article #129: Investigating Repetition and Reusability of Translations in Subtitle Corpora for Use with Example-Based Machine Translation
  Authors: Marian Flanagan and Dorothy Kenny
• Article #130: Using Corpora for Exploring and Assessing the Influence of English on Contemporary Spanish
  Authors: José L. Oncins-Martínez
• Article #131(a): An Inter-Linguistic Analysis of a Bilingual Corpus of Corporate Websites
  Authors: Miranda Y. P. Lee
• Article #132: Systematic Exploration of Collocation Profiles
  Authors: Rainer Perkuhn
• Article #133(a): Towards a Reference Corpus of Web Genres
  Authors: Marina Santini and Serge Sharoff
• Article #134: CCDB: A Corpus-Linguistic Research and Development Workbench
  Authors: Holger Keibel and Cyril Belica
• Article #136: German Today: An Extensive Speech Data Collection in the German-speaking Area of Europe
  Authors: Ralf Knöbl, Stefan Kleiner, Caren Brinckmann and Nina Berend
• Article #137: Developing a Greek Biomedical Corpus towards Text Mining
  Authors: Christos Tsalidis, Giorgos Orphanos, Elena Mantzari, Mavina Pantazara, Christos Diolis and Aristides Vagelatos
• Article #138(a): Corpus-Generated High Frequency Word Lists: A Teacher's Perspective
  Authors: Kate Adams
• Article #141: Exploring the Use of Linguistic Features in Sentiment Analysis
  Authors: Michel Genereux and Marina Santini
• Article #142: BNC! Handle with Care! Spelling and Tagging Errors in the BNC
  Authors: Roger Mitton, David Hardcastle and Jenny Pedler
• Article #143: Automatic Sortal Interpretation of German Nominalisations with -ung: Towards using underspecified Representations in Corpora
  Authors: Manuel Kountz, Ulrich Heid, Kristina Spranger
• Article #144: User-Centered Analysis of Corpora Using Semantic Features Redundancy
  Authors: Thibault Roy, Pierre Beust and Stéphane Ferrari
• Article #148: BNC Design Model Past its Sell-By
  Authors: Adam Kilgarriff, Sue Atkins and Michael Rundell
• Article #150: Methods to Extend Greek and Latin Corpora with Variants and Conjectures: Mapping critical apparatuses onto reference text
  Authors: Federico Boschetti
• Article #151(a): Automating the Preparation of Corpus-Based EFL Activities with Song Lyrics
  Authors: Patricia Bértoli-Dutra
• Article #152(a): Building a Corpus: An Experience of the Nepali National Corpus (NNC)
  Authors: Krishna Prasad Chalise
• Article #153: A Syllabification Algorithm and Syllable Statistics of Written Uyghur
  Authors: Maimaitimin Saimaiti and Zhiwei Feng
• Article #154(a): Basque Error Corpora: A Framework to Classify and Store It
  Authors: Itziar Aldabe, Bertol Arrieta, Arantza Diaz de Ilarraza, Ianire Niebla, Montse Maritxalar, Maite Oronoz and Larraitz Uria
• Article #155: Proper Nouns in Czech Corpora
  Authors: Magda Sevcikova
• Article #156: Sign Language Corpus Creation: A Digital Humanities Ethnography
  Authors: Ernst P. Thoutenhoofd
• Article #159: Vocabulary Usage and Intelligibility in Learner Language
  Authors: Emi Izumi, Kiyotaka Uchimoto and Hitoshi Isahara
• Article #161(a): Corpus Composition and Contiguous Word Combinations
  Authors: David Oakey
• Article #162: Using a Spontaneous Spoken Corpus in a Bilingual Lexicon of Prepositions [French-Spanish]
  Authors: Doaa Samy, Ana Valverde Mateos and Concha Sanz Miguel
• Article #163: The Referential Versus Non-referential Use of the Neuter Pronoun in Dutch and English
  Authors: Veronique Hoste, Iris Hendrickx and Lieve Macken
• Article #164(a): Designing and Implementing Data-Driven Learning in a Korean Secondary School EFL Classroom
  Authors: Dong Ju Lee
• Article #165(a): Approaching the Problems: Capturing, Coding and Analysing Gesture in Multi-Modal Communication Data
  Authors: Dawn Knight, David Evans, Svenja Adolphs and Ronald Carter
• Article #166(a): Methodological Considerations in the Determination of Corpus Size for the Study of Frequent Multi-Word Units (MWUs) in Spoken Language
  Authors: Dahlmann Irina
• Article #170: Decomposition and Delexicalisation in Learners' Collocational (Mis)behaviour
  Authors: Gill Philip
• Article #172: Adverbs in Specialized Language: A Pilot Study
  Authors: Helmara Febeliana Real de Moraes
• Article #173: Dutch Parallel Corpus: A Multilingual Annotated Corpus
  Authors: Lieve Macken, Julia Trushkina, Hans Paulussen, Lidia Rura, Piet Desmet and Willy Vandeweghe
• Article #174(a): Exploring the Textual Positions and Functions of Lexical Items in Hard News Stories
  Authors: Matthew Brook O'Donnell, Michaela Mahlberg, Michael Hoey and Mike Scott
• Article #176(a): A Longitudinal Analysis of the Use of the Article System by Spanish Learners of English at University Level: Main Findings
  Authors: Maria Belen Diez Bedmarli>
• Article #178(a): Acquiring a Poor Man's Inflectional Lexicon for German
  Authors: Peter Adolphs
• Article #180(a): Linguistic Analysis of Video Corpora
  Authors: Manuel Alcantara Plá and Thierry Declerck
• Article #181: Corpus-Based Investigation of Language Change: The Case of RNC
  Authors: Svetlana Savchuk
• Article #182: Corpus-Driven Study of Multi-Word Expressions Based on Collocations from a Very Large Corpus
  Authors: Annelen Brunner and Kathrin Steyer
• Article #185: Timelines, Transcription and Turn-Taking: A Corpus-Driven Approach to Simultaneous Speech
  Authors: Richard Forsyth, David Clarke and Phoenix Lam
• Article #186: Using Web Data to Investigate Antonym Canonicity
  Authors: Steven Jones, M. Lynne Murphy, Carita Paradis and Caroline Willners
• Article #187: An XML Coding Scheme for Multimodal Corpus Annotation
  Authors: Philippe Blache, Gaelle Ferre and Stephane Rauzy
• Article #189: Ogmios: A Scalable NLP Platform for Annotating Large Web Document Collections
  Authors: Thiery Hamon, Julien Derivière and Adeline Nazarenko
• Article #190: The Leipzig Corpora Collection: Monolingual Corpora of Standard Size
  Authors: Chris Biemann, Gerhard Heyer, Uwe Quasthoff and Matthias Richter
• Article #191: Interactive Corpus Annotation of Anaphor Using NLP Algorithms
  Authors: Catherine Smith and Matthew Brook O'Donnell
• Article #192: Tagging the Bard: Evaluating the Accuracy of a Modern POS Tagger on Early Modern English Corpora
  Authors: Paul Rayson, Dawn Archer, Alistair Baron, Jonathan Culpeper and Nicholas Smith
• Article #193: PRAGMATEXT, Annotating the Corpus C-ORAL-ROM with Pragmatic Knowledge
  Authors: Ana González-Ledesma
• Article #194: Corpus-Based Evaluation of Prosodic Phrase Break Prediction Using NLTK-lite ’s Chunk Parser to Detect Prosodic Phrase Boundaries in the Aix-MARSEC Corpus of Spoken English
  Authors: Claire Brierley and Eric Atwell
• Article #195(a): European Portuguese Relative Clauses in a Spoken Corpus
  Authors: Rita Veloso
• Article #196: The Best Kept Secrets with Corpus Linguistics
  Authors: Neil Cooke, Lee Gillam and Ahmet Kondoz
• Article #198: BOOTStrep Annotation Scheme: Encoding Information for Text Mining
  Authors: Scott Piao, Ekaterina Buyko, Yoshimasa Tsuruoka, Katrin Tomanek, Jin-Dong Kim, John McNaught, Udo Hahn and Sophia Ananiadou
• Article #199(a): A Multivariate Investigation of Written British and American English
  Authors: Christer Geisler
• Article #200(a): English and Dutch Contrasted: Discourse, Grammatical and Rhetorical Differences in Sentence Structure
  Authors: Lotte Tavecchio
• Article #201(a): Diachronic Internet Corpus of English (DICE): Fully Searchable Online Corpus of Historical Texts from the Net
  Authors: Mark Kaunisto
• Article #203: Translation Units in Japanese-English Corpora: The Case of Frequent Nouns
  Authors: Fumiko Kondo
• Article #204: Spoken Features in Learner Academic Writing: Identification, Explanation and Solution
  Authors: Gaëtanelle Gilquin and Magali Paquot
• Article #205: Corpus and Cognition Colloquium: The Relation Between Natural and Experimental Language Data
  Authors: Gaëtanelle Gilquin and Terry Shortall
• Article #207: Letting in the Light and Working with the Web: A Dynamic Corpus Development Approach to Interpreting Metaphor
  Authors: Stefano Federici and John Wade
• Article #208(a): Intermodal Relations in Multimodal Text
  Authors: Sabine Bartsch
• Article #209: A Cross-Language Methodology for Corpus Part-of-Speech Tag-Set Development
  Authors: Eric Atwell
• Article #210: Representation of Foreign Countries in Two US Newspapers: Analysing Grammatical Collocates of China, Japan, North Korea and South Korea
  Authors: Minhee Bang
• Article #211(a): A Study of the Use of First-Person Pronouns in a Corpus of Vampire Fiction
  Authors: Juliet Herring
• Article #213: The Importance of Metaphor on Bush's Speech: An Analysis Using Corpus Linguistics
  Authors: Vivian de Mello Martins Mestriner and Lilian de Mello Martins
• Article #216: [this paper has been withdrawn at the request of the authors] 
  Authors: Masatoshi Sugiura, Masumi Narita, Tomomi Ishida, Tatsuya Sakaue, Remi Murao and Kyoko Muraki
• Article #219: FidaPLUS corpus of Slovenian. The New Generation of the Slovenian Reference Corpus: Its Design and Tools
  Authors: Špela Arhar, Vojko Gorjanc and Simon Krek
• Article #220(a): Statistical Extension to the Poliqarp Query Language
  Authors: Aleksander Buczynski
• Article #221(a): The Creation of a Spoken Sub-Corpus from the British National Corpus for Comparative Purposes
  Authors: Phoenix Lam and Richard Forsyth
• Article #222(a): Using a Parallel Treebank for Detecting Source Language Influence on Target Language in Student Translations
  Authors: Kerstin Lindmark
• Article #224: Bilingual Corpora and Contrastive Language Studies: A Corpus-Based Study of Causative Constructions in a Dutch-Swedish Contrastive Perspective
  Authors: Gudrun Rawoens
• Article #225(a): Extracting Collocations from Specialised Corpora
  Authors: Michael Barlow and Ute Römer
• Article #226(a): BNC: The XML Edition
  Authors: Lou Burnard, Guy Aston and Ylva Berglund
• Article #227(a): Talking About Quality in Higher Education: A Corpus Linguistic Analysis of Quality Reports in the Irish University System
  Authors: Marion Winters and Heinz Lechleiter
• Article #228(a): The Use of Italics as Stylistic Devices Marking Information Focus in English Translations
  Authors: Gaby Saldanha
• Article #229(a): The Typology of Electronic Texts for a Corpus to be Representative
  Authors: Svetlana Savchuk
• Article #230(a): Multimedia Corpora for Applied Linguistic Contexts
  Authors: Ylva Berglund Prytz, Sabine Braun, Kurt Kohn and Pascual Pérez-Paredes
• Article #233(a): Think local! On the Need for Text-Type Specific Lexical Grammars
  Authors: Ute Römer
• Article #235(a): Corpus Approaches to the Language of Literature
  Authors: Ylva Berglund and Martin Wynne
• Article #237(a): Enhanced Phraseological Idiomaticity in Chinese Translational Texts: A Corpus-Based Study of Chinese Four-Character Idioms in Translational and Non-Translational Literal Texts
  Authors: Meng Ji
• Article #238: Automatic Detection of Spelling Variation in Historical Corpus: An Application to Build a Brazilian Portuguese Spelling Variants Dictionary
  Authors: Rafael Giusti, Arnaldo Candido Jr, Marcelo Muniz, Lívia Cucatto and Sandra Aluísio
• Article #239: A Corpus-Based Study of Demonstratives in German, Russian and English
  Authors: Olga Krasavina and Christian Chiarcos
• Article #240(a): SACODEYL: Creating Corpora for the Classroom
  Authors: Ylva Berglund Prytz, Sabine Braun, Kurt Kohn and Pascual Pérez-Paredes
• Article #241(a): Using Collocation Analysis to Reveal the Construction of Minority Groups: The Case of Refugees, Asylum Seekers and Immigrants in the UK Press
  Authors: Paul Baker, Tony McEnery and Costas Gabrielatos
• Article #242: An Investigation of General Extenders in a Corpus of EU Parliamentary Debates
  Authors: Costanza Cucchi
• Article #243: Episimiotis: A Multilingual Tool for Hierarchical Annotation of Texts
  Authors: Ilias Koutsis, George Markopoulos and George Mikros
• Article #244: Corpus Manager: A Tool for Multilingual Corpus Analysis
  Authors: George Kouklakis, George Mikros, George Markopoulos and Ilias Koutsis
• Article #245: The Corpus of Early Written Latvian: Current State and Future Tasks
  Authors: Everita Andronova
• Article #247: Shakespeare: The Power of Language and the Language of Power
  Authors: Adriana Teresa Damascelli
• Article #248: Transcribing Speech: Errors in Corpora and Experimental Settings
  Authors: Isabella Chiari
• Article #249: A General-Purpose Monitor Corpus of Written Pashto
  Authors: Mohammad Abid Khan and Fatima Tuz Zuhra
• Article #250(a): Combining NLP and ML for Processing Sublanguages and Domain-Specific Corpora
  Authors: Davy Weissenbacher
• Article #251: A Multilingual Learner Corpus: A Description of the Kenyan Multilingual Individual and His L4 Interlanguage
  Authors: Victoria Anyango Oketch
• Article #252(a): NooJ Workshop: A Sophisticated Finite-State Linguistic Analysis Tool for Corpora
  Authors: Max Silberztein and Tamás Váradi
• Article #256: If-Conditionals as Modal Colligations: A Corpus-Based Investigation
  Authors: Costas Gabrielatos
• Article #257: Taming the Tiger Topic: An XCES Compliant Corpus Portal to Generate Subcorpus Based on Automatic Text-Topic Identification
  Authors: Marcelo Muniz, Fernando V. Paulovich, Rosane Minghim, Kleber Infante, Fernando Muniz, Renata Vieira and Sandra Aluísio
• Article #258: The CorDis Corpus: Mark-up and Related Issues
  Authors: Letizia Cirillo, Anna Marchi and Marco Venuti
• Article #261(a): "In the Wake of the Terror": Phraseological Tools of Time Setting in the Narrative of History
  Authors: Marina Bondi
• Article #262(a): Measuring Nounness of Korean Nouns
  Authors: Kihwang Lee
• Article #263(a): Facticity and Reader-Friendliness Through the Corpus-Based Investigation of Editorials from The Guardian and The Daily Yomiuri
  Authors: Nozomi Miki
• Article #265: Designing and Evaluating a Semantic Annotation Scheme for Compound Nouns
  Authors: Diarmuid Ó Séaghdha
• Article #266(a): Corpus for Multimodal Presentations
  Authors: Milena Pesheva, Adel Elsayed and Roger Hartley
• Article #267: A Corpus-Based Study of Word Order Variations in Korean
  Authors: Seoin Shin
• Article #268: Which English Dominates the World Wide Web, British or American?
  Authors: Eric Atwell, Junaid Arshad, Chien-Ming Lai, Lan Nim, Noushin Rezapour Asheghi, Josiah Wang and Justin Washtell
• Article #269: First Attempt to Automatically Generate Hungarian Semantic Verb Classes
  Authors: Bálint Sass
• Article #271: English Anchors in a Slovenian Word Resource
  Authors: Primoz Jakopin and Andreja Zele
• Article #272: A Comparative Study of the Tagging of Adverbs in Modern English Corpora
  Authors: Owen Nancarrow and Eric Atwell
• Article #276: Corpus Tools Today and Tomorrow: Incorporating User-Defined Annotations
  Authors: Nicholas Smith, Sebastian Hoffmann and Paul Rayson
• Article #277(a): The Use of Corpus, Concordancer and Chatbot in the Teaching of Contemporary Arabic
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