Current Issues in Phraseology

Name: Current Issues in Phraseology
Brand: John Benjamins Publishing Company
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Sebastian Hoffmann Bettina Fischer-Starcke Andrea Sand(Herausgeber*in)

John Benjamins Publishing Company

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Erschienen am 10. Juli 2015

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Current Issues in Phraseology
Editorial page
Title page
LCC data
Table of contents
About the authors
Introduction
References
On the ADV1 and ADV1 construction with adverbs of direction in English
1. Introduction: The ADV1 and ADV1 construction
2. Material and method
3. Results
3.1 Distribution
3.1.1 Overall frequency
3.1.2 Frequency over time
3.2 Over and over
3.3 Again and again
3.4 On and on
3.5 (A)round and (a)round
3.6 Up and up
3.7 Through and through
3.8 By and by
4. Discussion
4.1 Semantic-pragmatic processes
4.1.1 Metaphorization
4.1.2 Subjectification
4.1.3 Development of textual or discourse functions
4.1.4 Grammaticalization and lexicalization
4.1.5 Iconicity
5. Conclusions
Notes
References
Phrases in literary contexts: Patterns and distributions of suspensions in Dickens's novels
1. Introduction
2. Studying suspensions in a corpus of Dickens's novels
3. Suspensions and body language presentation
4. Suspensions across novels
5. Suspensions and the reporting verbs exclaimed and continued
Conclusions
Notes
References
On "true" portraits of Letters to Shareholders - and the importance of phraseological analysis
1. Introduction
2. CEOs' Letters as a text type and the CEOL corpus
3. Macroscopic analysis of the CEOL corpus
3.1 Investigation of main message of the CEOL corpora using DICTION
3.2 Key words in the CEOL 2008 corpus using WordSmith Tools
3.3 Wmatrix and key semantic domains
4. Closer analyses of the CEOL corpus
4.1 Closer analyses with DICTION
4.2 Closer analyses with WordSmith Tools
4.3 Closer analyses with Wmatrix
5. Discussion and conclusions
Notes
References
The development of formulaic sequences in first and second language writing
1. Introduction
1.1 Formulaic sequences
1.2 Corpus analysis of formulaic sequences
1.3 Psycholinguistic analysis of formulaic sequences
1.4 Triangulating corpus and psycholinguistic research
1.5 Operationalizing formulaic language
1.6 The goals of this research
2. Measuring formulaic language in apprentice and expert academic writing
2.1 Measures
2.1.1 Frequency
2.1.2 Association
2.1.3 Phrase-frames
2.1.4 Native norms
2.2 Corpora used
2.3 Stratified sampling, n-gram/p-frame extraction and formula matching
2.3.1 Corpus sampling approach
2.3.2 N-gram extraction
2.3.3 Mutual Information calculation
2.3.4 P-frame extraction
2.3.5 AFL n-gram calculation
3. Results
3.1 Frequency-defined n-grams across corpora (Frequency-grams)
3.2 MI-defined n-grams across corpora (MI-grams)
3.3 P-frames across corpora
3.4 Target formulas across corpora (AFL-grams)
4. Conclusion
Notes
References
Lexical frames in academic prose and conversation
1. Introduction
2. Method
2.1 Corpora
2.2 Database construction and analysis procedures
3. Results
3.1 Overall distribution of lexical bundles and frames
3.2 Comparison of frames identified by two methods
3.3 Structural correlates of frames across spoken and written registers
3.4 Internal variability in frames
4. Summary and conclusion
Notes
References
Appendix
50-something years of work on collocations: What is or should be next
1. Introduction
1.1 Definitional features of phraseologism and collocation
1.2 Association measures to quantify collocation strength and the present study
2. Towards exploring a directional association measure
2.1 Directional approaches to the association of collocations
2.2 A measure from associative learning: ?P
2.3 Validation 1: Bigrams with a high mutual association
2.3.1 The overall behaviour of ?P and other association measures
2.3.2 The correlation of ?P with other association measures
2.3.3 Bigrams with high ?P differences
2.4 Validation 2: Randomly chosen bigrams
3. A directional association measure: advantages and further applications
4. What's next and a more general exploration of what's wrong with our collocations
Notes
References
Index

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