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I. HISTORICAL CORPORA. Douglas BIBER, Edward FINEGAN, Dwight ATKINSON, Ann BECK, Dennis BURGES and Jena BURGES: The design and analysis of the ARCHER Corpus: A progress report [A Representative Corpus of Historical English Registers]. David DENISON: A corpus of late Modern English prose. Udo FRIES: ZEN - Zurich English Newspaper Corpus. Manfred GOERLACH: Description of a corpus of 19th-century English. Raymond HICKEY: A Corpus of Irish English. Merja KYTOE: Towards a corpus of early American English. Manfred MARKUS: The concept of ICAMET (Innsbruck Computer Archive of Middle English Texts). Anneli MEURMAN-SOLIN: The Helsinki Corpus of Older Scots. Louis T. MILIC: Is a grapheme a lexeme? And other problems of definition in the Century of Prose Corpus. Matti RISSANEN: The Helsinki Corpus of English Texts. Josef SCHMIED: The Lampeter Corpus of Early Modern English Tracts. Susan WRIGHT and Jonathan HOPE: The Cambridge-Leeds Corpus of Early Modern English (c.1600-1800). Susan WRIGHT: A communicative corpus of eighteenth century texts. Susan WRIGHT: The place of genre in the corpus. II. HISTORICAL THESAURUSES, ATLASES AND DICTIONARIES. Christian J. KAY: Historical Thesaurus of English: Progress and plans. Margaret LAING: The linguistic analysis of medieval vernacular texts: Two projects at Edinburgh. Ian LANCASHIRE: The Early Modern English Renaissance Dictionaries Corpus: An update. Anne MCDERMOTT: A corpus of source texts for Johnson's Dictionary. Jane ROBERTS: Old English Thesaurus: Progress and plans. III. ENCODING AND SOFTWARE. Raymond HICKEY: Applications of software in the compilation of corpora. Knut HOFLAND: Network resources. Stig JOHANSSON: Some aspects of the recommendations of the Text Encoding Initiative, with special reference to the encoding of language corpora.
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