1993 · 93 citations · 6 references
Language StudiesLinguisticsCorpus LinguisticsLanguage AcquisitionNatural Language ProcessingCollocation AnalysisConcordance AnalysisCorpus AnalysisCorpus-based TerminologyLexical RelationsCorpus-driven Collocation AnalysisLexical Collocation
Concordances present challenges for studying additional word senses. Factor analysis is used to investigate collocational patterns of words. Factor analysis reveals multiple major senses per word, shows relationships among collocational patterns, and provides detailed sense analyses that other methods cannot. The paper contains 3 tables, 11 references, and is authored by B.
A consideration of problems engendered by the use of concordances to study additional word senses. The use of factor analysis as a research tool in lexicography is discussed. It is shown that this method provides information not obtainable through other approaches. This includes provision of several major senses for each word, an indication of the relationship between collocational patterns, & a more detailed analysis of the senses themselves. Sample factor analyses for the collocates of certain & right are presented & discussed. 3 Tables, 11 References. B. Annesser Murray
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