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Textual analysis: from philology to corpus linguistics
2012In the pre-electronic era, textual analysis was largely a matter of analyzing “static” texts, i.e., texts produced by writers at a given point in time. For instance, Otto Jespersen’s (1909–1949) seven volume A Modern English Grammar on Historical Principles is based on a large collection of written texts (e.g.
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From Philology to General Linguistics and Literary Theory
2015In the Epilogue of her book From Philology to English Studies (2013), centered on the study of language in the nineteenth century (along the historicist line briefly sketched in Chapter 3 above), Haruko Momma wrote: In the twentieth century, the study of language and literature blossomed in the fields of linguistics and literary analysis.
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, 2017 Linguistics and philology in the twenty‐first century: introduction
Transactions of the Philological Society, 2011Wendy Ayres-Bennett, Sylvia Adamson
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The relation of speech to philology and linguistics∗
Quarterly Journal of Speech, 1928openaire +2 more sources