Corpus Linguistics: Method, Analysis, Interpretation
Lancaster University via FutureLearn
Overview
Learn how to build and query corpora in this practical course
On this course, you’ll get a practical introduction to corpus linguistics, an extremely versatile methodology of language analysis using computers.
Over eight weeks, you’ll build the skills necessary to collect and analyse large digital collections of text (corpora).
You’ll be introduced to a number of topics demonstrating the use of corpora in areas as diverse as discourse analysis, sociolinguistics, and language learning and teaching.
This course is designed for anyone with an interest in the study of language.
Taught by
Tony McEnery
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Reviews
4.2 rating, based on 5 reviews
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M. R. Jayasrée,. M. A,. M. Phil
M. R. Jayasrée,. M. A,. M. Phil is taking this course right now.
It is very useful and resourceful to the students . Teaching is very effective. I'm very interesting to join becouse the way of teaching is very interesting and effective . So after completing this course I 'would like to join another course . Tq
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Asdoost completed this course, spending 4 hours a week on it and found the course difficulty to be easy.
The course offers a fair amount of information. A good way to be familiar with corpus linguistics. Although, there is a slight tendency to claim that the Lancaster university is pioneer in this field. -
Elvis Coimbra Gomes is taking this course right now.
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Anonymous
Anonymous is taking this course right now.
This course has shown me how underdeveloped, and, thus, relatively useless corpora still are. A promising field, though. I'll look into it again in ten years or so. -
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