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Corpus-Assisted Discourse Studies

2023
The breadth and spread of corpus-assisted discourse studies (CADS) indicate its usefulness for exploring language use within a social context. However, its theoretical foundations, limitations, and epistemological implications must be considered so that we can adjust our research designs accordingly.
Paul Baker, Mathew Gillings, Gerlinde Mautner   +2 more
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An Applied Framework for Combining Immanent Critique with Corpus Assisted Discourse Studies [PDF]

Zeitschrift für Diskursforschung, 2023
Dieser Artikel beschreibt einen analytischen Rahmen, der die Diskursanalyse auf das postmarxistische Konzept der immanenten Kritik stützt. Obwohl die linguistische Analyse nur eine Möglichkeit der Diskursanalyse darstellt, bleibt sie eine wirkungsvolle Methode des Verständnisses von Diskursen.
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Corpus-Assisted Discourse Studies

Alan Partington
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Corpus-Assisted Discourse Studies: Opportunities and Limitations for the Analysis of News Discourse

2023
Advances of modern computer technology have recently proved essential in a variety of disciplines. Linguistics in general, and Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) in particular are no exception, as practitioners working within these areas believe that drawing upon certain computerized methods and using Natural Language Processing (NLP) programs do not ...
ZIH, Hanane, EL BIADI, Maha
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Corpus-Assisted Critical Discourse Studies?

2019
Diskurse – digital, Bd. 1 Nr.
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A Study on the Methodology of Corpus-Assisted Discourse Analysis

Korean Semantics, 2017
This paper aims to examine the methodology of corpus-assisted discourse analysis. Methodologically, corpus linguistics is frequently criticised for its tendency to disregard context, while the major criticism of CDA(critical dicourse analysis) is its arbitrariness in selecting texts to be analysed.
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Challenges in cross-linguistic corpus-assisted discourse studies

Corpora, 2013
In this paper, I present some of the challenges and benefits arising from the use of cross-linguistic (i.e., involving comparable, non-parallel corpora of different languages) corpus-assisted discourse studies. Since corpus linguistics and discourse analysis ultimately focus on ‘real’ language use rather than theoretically constructed examples, it ...
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Searching for similarity using corpus-assisted discourse studies

Corpora, 2013
It has often been noted that corpus-assisted discourse analysis is inherently comparative (e.g., Partington, 2009 ), but, in this paper, I want to emphasise that such comparison does not exclusively entail the analysis of difference and that the analysis of similarity can be productively incorporated into the framework. As Baker (2006 : 182) notes, the
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Ageing Discourse in the News: A Corpus-Assisted Study

2023
With older people being the fastest growing segment of the world population, the issue of ageing is of significant and mounting concern to global society and has become a popular and newsworthy topic for the media. This work presents a corpus-assisted analysis of how the notion of ‘ageing’ is construed in the UK press.
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Hypothesis-testing in corpus-assisted discourse studies

International Journal of Corpus Linguistics
Abstract This paper chronicles a falsified hypothesis and reflects on the ways we ask questions in corpus-assisted discourse studies. It tests the expectation that representations of life before Covid, appearing in the news during the pandemic, would be fraught with nostalgic discourse.
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