A Glossary of Corpus Linguistics Glossaries in Linguistics

Author: Paul Baker, Andrew Hardie and Tony McEnery Publisher: © Edinburgh University Press Published: March 25, 2006 ISBN: 10-0-7486-2403-1 ISBN: 13-978-0-7486-2403-4 Pages: 192 Country: Finland Language: English View

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Corpus linguistics is a discipline that has yielded a proliﬁc number of acronyms. This presents a problem in terms of consistency: some terms are best known by their acronym, others are best known by their full-name.

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