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1. Acknowledgments 2. Preface (by Rabade, Luis Iglesias) 3. 1. Late Modern English in its historical context (by Beal, Joan C.) 4. 2. Astronomy as scientific knowledge in Modern England (by Crespo, Begona) 5. 3. CETA as a tool for the study of modern astronomy in English (by Moskowich, Isabel) 6. 4. Astronomical discourse in 18th and 19th century texts: A new-born model in the transmission of science (by Crespo, Begona) 7. 5. Patterns of English scientific writing in the 18th century: Adjectives and other building-blocks (by Moskowich, Isabel) 8. 6. Accounting for observations of the heavens in the 18th century: New nouns to explain old phenomena (by Camina Rioboo, Gonzalo) 9. 7. Subject specific vocabulary in astronomy texts: A diachronic survey of the Corpus of English Texts on Astronomy (by Cantos, Pascual) 10. 8. A corpus-driven analysis of complex predicates in 18th century scientific writings in CETA (by Lareo, Ines) 11. 9. The emergence and evolution of the pattern N + PREP + V-ing in historical scientific texts (by Gray, Bethany) 12. 10. An analysis of hedging in eighteenth century English astronomy texts (by Alonso Almeida, Francisco) 13. 11. Thematic structure in eighteenth century astronomical texts: A study of a small sample of articles from the Corpus of English Texts on Astronomy (by Banks, David) 14. Index
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