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Vol. 22 (2017): Words, Corpus and Back to Words

View Vol. 22 (2017): Words, Corpus and Back to Words

Editors: Miguel Fuster-Márquez & Moisés Almela

Published: 2018-01-07

Artículos

Words, Corpus and Back to Words: From Language to Discourse

Miguel Fuster-Márquez, Moisés Almela

9-12
Corpus analysis of phraseology in an A1 level textbook of German as a foreign language

Maria Rosario Bautista Zambrana

13-32
Getting rid of the Chi-square and Log-likelihood tests for analysing vocabulary differences between corpora

Yves Bestgen

33-56
"The annoying servant": Characterization in the TV series Águila Roja

Luisa Chierichetti

57-78
Impartially prosecuting “the total contempt for the Constitution”: Evaluative lexis in the criminal complaint filed by the Public Prosecutor of Catalonia against Carme Forcadell i Lluís

Giovanni Garofalo

79-103
The malleability behind terms referring to common professional roles: the current meaning of “boss” in British newspapers

Rosa Giménez-Moreno, Francisco Miguel Ivorra-Pérez

105-128
A quantitative survey of N Prep N constructions in Romance languages and prepositional variability

Inga Hennecke, Harald Baayen

129-146
Corpus linguistics and contrastive phraseology (German-Spanish): The multi word units of [PREP+N] structure. The case of entre lágrimas and under Tränen

Ana Belén Mansilla Pérez

147-164
Assessing EPAP lexical features: A corpus-based study

María José Marín, Camino Rea Rizzo

165-186
Translator’s creativity in cultural elements transposition: a corpus-based study

Virginia Mattioli

187-213
Corpus-driven insights into the discourse of women survivors of Intimate Partner Violence

Alfonso Sánchez-Moya

215-243
Immigration metaphors in a corpus of legal English: an exploratory study of EAL learners’ metaphorical production and awareness

Emilia Castaño Castaño, Natalia Judith Laso Martín, Isabel Verdaguer Clavera

245-272