Corpus Linguistics Forum
Time: May 12th, 2013
Place: Room 208
MC |
Speaker |
Title |
Time |
甄凤超
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The First Section |
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Wolfgang Teubert |
The Power of the Argument and the Power of Wind |
9:00-10:30 |
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Coffee break |
10:30-10:40 |
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李晓红 |
Exploring Semantic Prosodies across English and Chinese |
10:40-11:30 |
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赵晓林
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The Second Section |
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赵晓林 |
Building Online Academic Writing Revising Corpus |
13:30-14:20 |
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甄凤超 |
Revisit Semantic Prosody |
14:20-15:10 |
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Coffee break |
15:10-15:20 |
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刘兴华 |
Argument Structures in University Students' Argumentative Writing: A Contrastive Perspective |
15:20-16:10 |
语料库与跨文化战略研究系列讲坛之十一
题目:Corpus Linguistics and Beyond: from Collocation to the Discovery of Meaning
专家:Wolfgang Teubert教授
时间:2013年5月14日15:30—17:00
地点:208
摘要:
The necessity to deal with collocation, i.e. the phenomenon of natural language that words co-occur in way that tells us something about the meaning of the words involved (the node and its collocate[s]) has been discussed since the thirties of last century, and it is foremost this language feature that made corpus linguistics so successful as a paradigm in applied linguistics. However, as much studying collocation can help us to disambiguate meaning, it does not tell us what words, or more commonly, combinations of words, actually mean.
It is not the linguists who are in charge of meaning, it is the language users themselves. Day-in day-out they talk about the meaning of (what is now often called) units of meaning. Meaning is never stable, and different groups of people have different ideas, and these ideas may change over time. The open question is also: How much meaning is there to a unit of meaning? How much do we have to know what it means, to become, as non-native speakers, active and passive language users ourselves. My lecture will throw light on these issues by discussing, among other words, the adjective friendly and the nouncheese.
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