Law & Corpus Linguistics -- Background
Corpus linguistics is an approach to language research that utilizes a principled collection of texts (i.e., a corpus) in order [...]
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Law & Corpus Linguistics Interface
Build an interface that delivers essential corpus linguistics tools and incorporates more than 20 years of library interface design.
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Corpus of Founding Era American English (COFEA)
The Corpus of Founding Era American English (COFEA) was original conceived as a set of texts from the period 1765 [...]
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Gordon Smith
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David Moore
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Michalyn Steele
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D. Carolina Núñez
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James Heilpern
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David Armond
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Brett James Hashimoto
Corpus Linguistics Research Fellow
Thomas Lee
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Jesse Egbert
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Ed Finegan
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Tammy A. Gales
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Lawrence M. Solan
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Lawrence B. Solum
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Mark Davies
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William Eggington
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Jill Anderson
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James Phillips
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Stephen Mouritsen
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Law 795R Law and Corpus Linguistics
Ling 485 Corpus Linguistics
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A series of videos dedicated to helping those who are new to the interface learn how to use the BYU law corpora
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