Text Types and Corpora: Studies in Honour of Udo FriesAndreas Fischer, Gunnel Tottie, Hans Martin Lehmann Gunter Narr Verlag, 2002 - 225 páginas |
Contenido
Text types | 1 |
Whats in a name? Terms designating text types and the history of English | 17 |
Textuality and typology of hypertext | 29 |
Deictic anchoring in Early Modern English court trials | 53 |
Nonserious text types and German death notices an unlikely pair | 61 |
English newsletters in the 17th century | 67 |
Textual morphology from Gutenberg to the ebook | 77 |
The emergence of the topdown | 91 |
A Bourdieuan perspective | 105 |
a mischiefmaker | 123 |
The dramatick disappearance of the ick spelling researched with | 139 |
Towards a history of English directives | 165 |
Despite or notwithstanding? On the development of concessive prepositions in | 191 |
Tall as he was or As tall as he was? Concessive constructions in American English | 205 |
Notes on contributors and editors | 219 |
Términos y frases comunes
adjectives American Amsterdam analysis Andreas Fischer as-constructions Biber British British English British National Corpus Cambridge CEEC century chronological clauses coherence cohesive concessive corpora Corpus Linguistics Corpus of Early Daily Mirror Daily Telegraph death notices deixis diachronic discourse community Early English Correspondence Early Modern English electronic hypertexts electronic texts English Language English Linguistics examples Figure FLOB frame frequency Fries function genre Geoffrey Leech Görlach grammar grammaticalization headlines hearer-based Helsinki History of English hypertext nets ick ick ick individual instance interaction Jucker letters lexical linear texts Lipka London Gazette medium Middle English Nevalainen newsletters newspapers nouns Online paper paragraph polysemy preposition Prescott printed punctuation reader reference relevant sample semantic sentence speaker speech act spelling spoken Table tagged text types textlinguistics textual elements top-down structure topic trigger Tübingen type/token ratio typology verbs words writing written Zürich