Było, (nie) minęło. Przypomnienie tekstu Tony’ego McEnery’ego i Nicka Ostlera A New Agenda for Corpus Linguistics – Working with All of the World’s Languages | Zendy

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Było, (nie) minęło. Przypomnienie tekstu Tony’ego McEnery’ego i Nicka Ostlera A New Agenda for Corpus Linguistics – Working with All of the World’s Languages

Author(s) -

Jarosław Pacuła

Publication year - 2020

Publication title -

forum lingwistyczne

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2450-2758

pISSN - 2449-9587

DOI - 10.31261/fl.2020.07.09

Subject(s) - id, ego and super ego , linguistics , corpus linguistics , contrastive linguistics , applied linguistics , text linguistics , field (mathematics) , media linguistics , cover (algebra) , quantitative linguistics , clinical linguistics , sociology , psychology , philosophy , psychoanalysis , engineering , mathematics , mechanical engineering , pure mathematics

In this text I refererate and comment the work from two decades ago. I recall an article important for corpus linguistics – the work of Tony McEnery and Nick Ostler from 2000. In their paper they argue that corpus linguistics needs to expand to cover a wider set of languages. The challenge of building a multilingual corps is admittedly current. The development of corpus linguistics still depends on technical capabilities, but today we see significant changes in this field. In the article I not only present the reflections of British linguists, but I also show current and outdated problems.

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