Economical with the truth: register categories and the functions of -wise viewpoint adverbs in the British National Corpus

Abstract

The suffix-wise, when examined against a range of other English derivational affixes in the British National Corpus (BNC), seems to behave differently from the rest. This is the finding of Plag, Dalton-Puffer and Baayen (1999), who use the BNC to test the relationship between the productivity of English derivational

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