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Lexical collocation as a discursive mechanism

Vestnik of the North-Eastern Federal University
Some terms are spreading in the research literature with particular speed. In the theory of education such terms include, for example, competence, in linguistics it is concept; the term discourse is common both for linguistics and philosophy. The purpose of the article is to define the nature of discourse analysis in linguistic philosophy.
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Alliterative lexical collocations in eddic poetry

2016
Lexical collocations stem from the diction of traditional oral alliterative poetry and may be regarded as one of the stylistic features which characterise the corpus of mythological and heroic lays preserved in Codex Regius (GKS 2365, 4°). The versifiers’ creation of privileged, though not necessarily semantically close, combinations of two or more ...
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Analysis of Verbal Collocations with Lexical Functions

2013
Verbal collocations comprise a vast group of any natural language lexis. It is important for linguistic computer applications to be capable to analyze these word combinations correctly. Indeed, the verb is the nucleus of utterance, it is the organizer of the text structure, and moreover, it is what makes a set of heterogeneous words become a message ...
Alexander Gelbukh, Olga Kolesnikova
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Collocations and other lexical combinations in Spanish

2016
This edited collection presents the state of the art in research related to lexical combinations and their restrictions in Spanish from a variety of theoretical approaches, ranging from Explanatory Combinatorial Lexicology to Distributed Morphology and Generative Lexicon Theory. 　 Section 1 offers a presentation of the main theoretical and descriptive
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22. Extracting specialized collocations using lexical functions

2008
This chapter presents a method for extracting specialized verb + noun collocations based on lexical functions, the formal device developed within the framework of theMeaning-Text theory to represent collocations. Although based on a linguistic analysis of collocations, our program (Colex) uses statistical measures to distinguish true collocations from ...
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Lexical Association Measures Collocation Extraction

2010
Lexical Association Measures: Collocation Extraction Pavel Pecina Abstract of Doctoral Thesis This thesis is devoted to an empirical study of lexical association measures and their application for collocation extraction. We focus on two-word (bigram) collocations only. We compiled a comprehensive inventory of 82 lexical association measures and present
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Studying lexical meaning in context

2017
The starting point for this chapter is the notion of collocation, especially as it has arisen in work in corpus linguistics and lexicography inspired by John Sinclair, and further developed by corpus linguists as Patrick Hanks, Michael Rundell, Michael Hoey, Michael Stubbs and Bill Louw, forming what has come to be known as the Birmingham School ...
Williams, Geoffrey, Decesaris, Janet, Alonso, Araceli   +2 more
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Lexical collocations in bilingual dictionaries

2017
Elusive yet intuitive at the same time, the concept of collocation has attracted the attention of different branches of linguistics for many a year, owing to the proven pervasiveness of such combinations in languages. Although a universally accepted definition of collocation has not been reached as each attempted description is inextricably related to ...
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EXPLICIT LEXICAL COLLOCATION TEACHING IN TRANSLATION

2020
This study tries to explore the effects of teaching lexicalcollocations (verb+noun) explicitly through a teachingprogram in a translation education context. The collocationteaching program is named as Lexical Collocation Teachingfor Translation (LCTT).
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LEXICAL COLLOCATION ERRORS IN LITERARY TRANSLATION

2018
This study aims to explore lexical collocation errors in Turkish-English translations of literary texts. To identify, describe and explain the errors (Ellis, 1985), a written corpus of Turkish literary texts and their English translation texts (ETT) was compiled from students of the Department of English Translation and Interpretation. Benson et al.’s (
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