The contribution of corpus linguistics to lexicography and the future of Tibetan dictionaries Edward Garrett*, Nathan W. Hill*, Adam Kilgarriff†, Ravikiran Vadlapudi†, Abel Zadoks* (*SOAS, University of London, †Le

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Date: 2015-04-21 18:08:48 Applied linguistics Lexicography Corpus linguistics Word-sense disambiguation Discourse analysis Bilingual dictionary Dictionary Text corpus Part-of-speech tagging British National Corpus Tibetan alphabet Lemma		The contribution of corpus linguistics to lexicography and the future of Tibetan dictionaries Edward Garrett, Nathan W. Hill, Adam Kilgarriff†, Ravikiran Vadlapudi†, Abel Zadoks* (*SOAS, University of London, †Le Add to Reading List Source URL: eprints.soas.ac.uk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 4,74 MB Share Document on Facebook

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