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Move 1 Examples: - Info & Library Science - Move 1 analysis
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Information & Library Science: Move 1 "Establish A Territory" analysis
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Generalization: the use of corpora in language research
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1. The use of corpora has become common in language research over the last decades.
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| 2. In many branches of linguistics, corpora provide core data for survey research and for the development and testing of hypotheses. | ||
| 3.The origins of these corpora can be manifold: texts from the Middle Ages, series of samples from current newspapers, essays written by school pupils, or letters written by emigrants to those who stayed behind.
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| 4.Corpora of speech may just include transcripts, | ||
| 4.1.but rapid developments in storage capacity and computational power have made the availability of sound and video signals a reality.
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| 5.Research tools have been developed to make these corpora easily accessible.
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