Book Series Announcement
Routledge Advances in Corpus Linguistics
Editors: Tony McEnery (Lancaster University) and Michael Hoey (Liverpool
University)
This book series is designed to provide an opportunity for researchers to
publish research monographs in corpus linguistics with a major international
publisher, Routledge. The series aims to publish new and challenging research
reflecting on the methodology of corpus linguistics itself and/or on its
application to specific areas of linguistics. No approach to corpus data is
excluded from the series. Indeed the editors hope that, over time, the series
will provide a useful forum in which methodological and theoretical differences
related to corpus use can be fruitfully debated.
Two volumes have appeared in the series to date, and three further volumes have
been commissioned. We are currently seeking to commission further volumes, and
invite potential authors to discuss their publishing plans with either editor
(email addresses a.mcenery@lancaster.ac.uk and hoeymp@liv.ac.uk). For further
information see:
http://www.reference.routledge.com/research/linguistics/cl.html
Below is a list of volumes which have already been published or are
forthcoming.
(Published to date)
Steven Jones, Antonymy: A corpus-based perspective
Alan Partington, The Linguistics of Political Argument: The spin-doctor and the
wolf-pack at the White House
(Forthcoming)
David Lee, Modelling Variation in Written and Spoken English
Anthony McEnery, Swearing in English: bad language, 1582-1992
Elena Semino and Mick Short, Corpus Stylistics: A corpus-based study of speech,
thought and writing presentation in narratives
Tony McEnery,
Professor of English Language and Linguistics,
Dept. Linguistics and Modern English Language,
Lancaster University,
Bailrigg,
Lancaster,
LA1 4YT.
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