This chapter aims to discuss two corpora (19CSC and CMSW) and the contribution they may give to the study of ‘language history from below’. Special attention is given to letters and diaries, on account of their remarkable value for the study of register variation.

(2013). Ego Documents in Scottish Corpora: The Contribution of Nineteenth-century Letters and Diaries to the Study of Language History [book chapter - capitolo di libro]. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10446/29032

Ego Documents in Scottish Corpora: The Contribution of Nineteenth-century Letters and Diaries to the Study of Language History

Dossena, Marina
2013-01-01

Abstract

This chapter aims to discuss two corpora (19CSC and CMSW) and the contribution they may give to the study of ‘language history from below’. Special attention is given to letters and diaries, on account of their remarkable value for the study of register variation.
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book chapter - capitolo di libro
scientifica
Inglese
2013
Language in Scotland: Corpus-based Studies
Anderson, Wendy
cartaceo
978-90-420-3718-2
978-94-012-0974-8
19
91
111
Netherlands
Amsterdam
Brill Academic Publishers
esperti anonimi
Settore L-LIN/12 - Lingua e Traduzione - Lingua Inglese
correspondence; register; genre; historical pragmatics; historical sociolinguistics; corpus linguistics; language history ‘from below’
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(2013). Ego Documents in Scottish Corpora: The Contribution of Nineteenth-century Letters and Diaries to the Study of Language History [book chapter - capitolo di libro]. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10446/29032
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