Triangulating Methodological Approaches in Corpus Linguistic Research

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Discourse Analysis in Language Studies Linguistics and Discourse Analysis Second Language Acquisition and Learning

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Chapter 1 Introduction Paul Baker and Jesse Egbert. Chapter 2 Keywords Rony McEnery. Chapter 3 Lexical Bundles Bethany Gray. Chapter 4 Semantic Annotation Amanda Potts. Chapter 5 Multi-Dimensional Analysis Eric Friginal and Doug Biber. Chapter 6 Collocation Networks Vaclav Brezina. Chapter 7 Variationist Analysis Stefan Th. Gries. Chapter 8 Pragmatics Jonathan Culpeper and Claire Hardaker. Chapter 9 Gendered Discourses Paul Baker. Chapter 10 Qualitative Analysis of Stance Erez Levon. Chapter 11 Stylistic Perception Jesse Egbert. Chapter 12 Research Synthesis Jesse Egbert and Paul Baker.

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