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John M. Kirk (Volume Editors)
Brill
Corpora Galore: Analyses and Techniques in Describing English
Metadiscursive Practices and the Evolution of Early English Medical Writing 1375–1550
Authors

Irma Taavitsainen

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1674442380326_9413488

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Pages

191–207

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https://brill.com/display/book/9789004485211/B9789004485211_s017.xml

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Preliminary Material
John M. Kirk
n1–n7
Preface
John M. Kirk
i–vi
Acknowledgements
John M. Kirk
vii
Looking Up Look: Discourse Markers in the Bank of English
Susan Blackwell
3–16
Collocational Evidence from the British National Corpus
Sebastian Hoffmann; Hans Martin Lehmann
17–32
The Influence of Maori on the New Zealand English Lexicon
Graeme Kennedy; Shunji Yamazaki
33–44
Assessing Claims about Language Use with Corpus Data — Swearing and Abuse
Anthony McEnery; John Paul Baker; Andrew Hardie
45–55
You people use such weird, expressions: The Frequency of Idioms in Newspaper CDs as Corpora
David C. Minugh
57–71
Asian or Western Realities? Collocations in Singaporean-Malaysian English
Vincent B.Y. Ooi
73–89
Singular and Plural Anaphors of Indefinite Personal Pronouns in Spoken British English
Jürgen Gerner
93–114
Auxiliary Marginalities: The Case of Try
Göran Kjellmer
115–124
Livelier or more lively? Syntactic and Contextual Factors Influencing the Comparison of Disyllabic Adjectives
Hans Lindquist
125–132
A Moving Phrase: A Multi-method Approach to the Mobility of Constituents in the English Noun Phrase
Inge de Mönnink
133–146
It’s well weird: Degree Modifiers of Adjectives Revisited: The Nineties
Carita Paradis
147–160
The wh- + that Pattern in Present-day English
Aimo Seppänen; Joe Trotta
161–175
It’s enough funny, man: Intensifiers in Teenage Talk
Anna-Brita Stenström
177–190
Metadiscursive Practices and the Evolution of Early English Medical Writing 1375–1550
Irma Taavitsainen
191–207
Epistemic Possibility: A Study Based on a Medical Corpus
Minna Vihla
209–224
From the BNC toward the Cybercorpus: A Quantum Leap into Chaos?
Magnar Brekke
227–247
Optimising Measures of Lexical Variation in EFL Learner Corpora
Sylviane Granger; Martin Wynne
249–257
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