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13 February 2014

Session 3: Collocation http://tinyurl.com/669o4zt. 13 February 2014. The fundamentals of corpus linguistics?. Corpus Concordance Collocation (see John Sinclair, Corpus, Concordance, Collocation, 1991 ). Presentation title, edit in header and footer (view menu).

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13 February 2014

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  1. Session 3: Collocation http://tinyurl.com/669o4zt 13 February 2014

  2. The fundamentals of corpus linguistics? Corpus Concordance Collocation (see John Sinclair, Corpus, Concordance, Collocation, 1991) Presentation title, edit in header and footer (view menu) January 31, 2013 Page 2

  3. “I'm just going out to commit certain deeds.”

  4. Practical Explore the collocates of borrow with BNCweb - see the handout

  5. Some more examples for further study What are the 'collocational profiles' of: aftermath budge on the edge of on the verge of on the brink of ?

  6. Ways of approaching collocation Corpus, concordance, collocation Colligation Semantic preference and semantic prosody Collocational behaviour of (near) synonyms Cross-linguistic comparative study Collocation, Semantic Prosody, and Near Synonymy: A Cross-Linguistic Perspective, Richard Xiao and Tony McEnery, University of Lancaster. Applied Linguistics 2006 27(1):103-129 [http://applij.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/full/27/1/103] Presentation title, edit in header and footer (view menu) January 31, 2013 Page 6

  7. A critical look at collocation Some problems with collocation studies: Semantic preferences are sometimes based on crude semantic classifications: negative/neutral/positive There is often a lack of a benchmark for 'negativity' in the corpus Disentangling collocations from various forms of multi-word expression is tricky Some interesting theoretical issues: Collocations are (often, largely) inaccessible to intuition and introspection – you have to look at the corpus 'Idiom principle' v. 'open choice principle' – what do collocations tell us about the selection of linguistic items when we produce language? Further reading: Sinclair, John (1991). Corpus, Concordance, Collocation. Oxford, Oxford University Press (especially chapter 8)‏

  8. Next week... 4. Corpus Linguistics: Annotation In this session we will be looking at key methods and problems of applying linguistic annotation to a corpus, and how to use the annotated corpus. Key topics: - linguistic annotation - metadata - tagging/tags/tagsets - word classes

  9. Tip of the Week Oxford English Corpus (from OUP – 2 billion words and counting!): http://dws-sketch.uk.oup.com/bonito/home.html Username: ou_ucieu Password: farineux

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