Vol. 32 No. 3 (2018): Corpora in the Digital Humanities

Guest editors: Idalete Dias, Sílvia Araújo, Álvaro Iriarte Sanromán (CEHUM/Universidade do Minho); Geoffrey Williams (LiCoRN - Groupe de recherche en lexicographie, corpus et ressources numériques/Université de Bretagne-Sud)

Editor-in-chief: Orlando Grossegesse

DOI: https://doi.org/10.21814/diacritica.32.3

Published: 2020-03-24

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Introduction

Idalete Dias, Sílvia Araújo, Álvaro Iriarte Sanromán, Geoffrey Williams

7-9
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Identity and difference in "fauna" and "flora" terminology. Notes on a comparative study among Portuguese, English, Italian and Spanish languages

Sabrina de Cássia Martins

11-29
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Agroquímico, Biocida, Pesticida, Plaguicida and Producto Fitosanitario. A Corpus-based research

Mauren Thiemy Ito Cereser, Cleci Regina Bevilacqua

31-60
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When the lexicon shows the color - discursive-cognitive aspects of semantic change in the construct of Brazilianisms in Luso-Brazilian lexicographic registers

Anderson Salvaterra Magalhães, Janderson Lemos de Souza

61-85
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Identifying characteristics and difficulties when using gazetteers to annotate Geographical Named Entities

Afonso Xavier Canosa

87-103
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European-Portuguese version of the C-test

Masayuki Yamada

105-128
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An application of tools for data collection and analysis in linguistics

Roberlei Alves Bertucci

129-155
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Diachronic analysis of compound times in Portuguese: "tinha feito", "terei feito" and "teria feito"

Jan Hricsina

157-176
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Contrastive analysis of the forms of address in the Brazilian and Portuguese theater of the 19th and 20th centuries

Ana Carolina Morito Machado

177-205
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The role of pragmatic markers in academic spoken interlanguage. A corpus-based study of a group of Brazilian EFL university students

Bárbara Malveir Orfanò, Ana Larissa Adorno Marciotto Oliveira, Spencer Barbosa da Silva

207-226
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Corpus stylistics in translation-oriented text analysis. Approaching the work of Denton Welch from a functionalist perspective

Guilherme da Silva Braga

227-248
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In life and also at the time of death. What do nineteenth century death records from the Parish of Nossa Senhora da Penha de Corumbá tell (1847-1855)

Maria Helena de Paula, Amanda Moreira de Amorim

249-170
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Vol. 32 No. 3 (2018): Corpora in the Digital Humanities

Full Issue

Articles Special Issue

Introduction

Identity and difference in "fauna" and "flora" terminology. Notes on a comparative study among Portuguese, English, Italian and Spanish languages

Agroquímico, Biocida, Pesticida, Plaguicida and Producto Fitosanitario. A Corpus-based research

When the lexicon shows the color - discursive-cognitive aspects of semantic change in the construct of Brazilianisms in Luso-Brazilian lexicographic registers

Identifying characteristics and difficulties when using gazetteers to annotate Geographical Named Entities

European-Portuguese version of the C-test

An application of tools for data collection and analysis in linguistics

Diachronic analysis of compound times in Portuguese: "tinha feito", "terei feito" and "teria feito"

Contrastive analysis of the forms of address in the Brazilian and Portuguese theater of the 19th and 20th centuries

The role of pragmatic markers in academic spoken interlanguage. A corpus-based study of a group of Brazilian EFL university students

Corpus stylistics in translation-oriented text analysis. Approaching the work of Denton Welch from a functionalist perspective

In life and also at the time of death. What do nineteenth century death records from the Parish of Nossa Senhora da Penha de Corumbá tell (1847-1855)

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