Corpus Linguistics

Corpus Linguistics is the study of language on the basis of naturally occurring language use. Researchers at NTNU Linguistics make use of corpora data in studies of phonology, syntax, semantics, discourse, pragmatics, and lexicography, seeking the functional and cognitive motivations for grammatical structures. Methods range from a qualitative analysis of turn-taking in richly transcribed conversational data to a quantitative method of applying computational text processing and statistical techniques to the analysis of grammatical constructions in very large corpora.

Instructor(s):

• Dr. Chang, Miao-Hsia

• Dr. Chen, Alvin Cheng-Hsien

Related Course(s) Provided:

• ENC2036 Corpus Linguistics

• ENM2026 Discourse Analysis

• END2036 Seminar on Discourse Analysis

• ENC3041 Discourse Analysis and English Teaching

• ENC2040 Discourse, Corpus and Grammar

• ENC2056 Topics on Quantitative Corpus Linguistics