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English Corpus Studies 17, 2010

Table of Contents

Articles

MASUMI KOJIMA

Proposing S as a New Measure of Lexical Richness: Estimating Frequency Levels of Vocabulary Produced by Learners -- 1

YASUO NAKATANI and MAKOTO SHIMIZU

An Initial Exploration of Discourse Strategy in Academic Corpus: Move Analysis in Physical Chemistry Abstracts -- 17

YOSHIYUKI NOTOHARA

Familiarity with Event Schemata and Sentence Structures through a JEFLL Corpus Analysis -- 33

NOZOMI MIKI

A New Approach to L2 writing: A Parallel Corpus of Japanese Learners’ Essays and Those Corrected by Native English Speakers -- 49

AKIRA OKADA

A Corpus-Based Study of the English Negative Prefixes in- and un- in Piers Plowman -- 67

KATSUKO TOMOTSUGU

Periphrastic Causatives with -ing Complementation: Causative get, send, set, start and their complement verbs -- 81

MICHIKO YAGUCHI

There + Singular be Construction: Synchronic and Diachronic Perspectives -- 97

Note

KIYOMI CHUJO and CHIKAKO NISHIGAKI

A Vocabulary Analysis of Eigo Noto  -- 115

Symposium

SHIN'ICHIRO ISHIKAWA

Corpus-based Critical Discourse Analysis: Quantitative Analysis of the Vocabulary of Japanese Cabinets' E-mail Magazines -- 127

TOMOJI TABATA

Mining Linguistic Variations in the Inaugural Addresses of the US Presidents through Correspondence Analysis of High Frequency Words -- 143

KAZUAKI GOTO

Syntactic Variation among the Inaugural Addresses of U.S. Presidents -- 161

YOICHI ARAI

An Overview of Free Corpora/Concordancers on the Web and Online BNC Concordancers. -- 177

SATOSHI YAMAZAKI

A Study Using the BYU-OED Corpus: On the Development of According to Designating the Source of Information. -- 189

YUTAKA HAYASHI

A Comparison of COCA to ANC with Reference to Adjective Word Order in English. -- 205

YOICHI ARAI

Linguistic Studies Based on BYU-BNC. -- 223

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