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On Lists of Words and Lists of Names
The Geographical Journal, 1945The President : I am sure we all agree that we have listened to a most in? teresting and, indeed, fascinating lecture from Dr. St. Joseph. It opens up all sorts of vistas for the future. One can see aerial photography extending far beyond these islands, far beyond our own Continent.
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1997
Abstract In this chapter we shall study the word list in Palsgrave’s English-French dictionary. He himself never calls it a ‘dictionary’; he uses the terms ‘vocabular’, ‘vocabuler’, and ‘vocabulyst’ and characterizes it as the ‘frenche vocabular’, thus highlighting what he regarded as its most salient feature.
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Abstract In this chapter we shall study the word list in Palsgrave’s English-French dictionary. He himself never calls it a ‘dictionary’; he uses the terms ‘vocabular’, ‘vocabuler’, and ‘vocabulyst’ and characterizes it as the ‘frenche vocabular’, thus highlighting what he regarded as its most salient feature.
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The Academic Word List: A Corpus-based Word List for Academic Purposes
2002This paper outlines the principles of vocabulary learning and corpus linguistics which guided the development of the Academic Word List (AWL) (Coxhead 1998) (see Appendix One) based on a corpus of approximately 3,500,000 running words of written academic text.
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