What is corpus linguistics?: what the data says

Charlotte Taylor

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Abstract

This brief paper, then, addresses the question posed in its title, namely, “What is corpus linguistics?” – is it a discipline, a methodology, a paradigm or none or all of these? – but does not attempt to offer any definitive answers. Rather, the aim is to present the reader with a number of observations on how corpus linguistics has been construed in its own literature and then to leave the question open, in the hope of stimulating further discussion. The study takes the specific term corpus linguistics and looks at how it is defined and described both explicitly and implicitly in a variety of relevant sources.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)179-200
Number of pages22
JournalICAME Journal
Issue number32
Publication statusPublished - Apr 2008

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