Ecolingua. The Role of E-corpora in Translation and Language Learning

  • Taylor, Christopher

This book is largely based on the presentations made during ECOLINGUA DAY, an event organised at the University of Trieste in order to hear papers illustrating the results of a number of the varoius research sub-projects comprising the PRIN project ECOLINGUA, financed by the Italian Ministry for the University, and brought to conclusion by the five university units involved (The Catholic University of Milan, the University of Padua, the University of Pavia 1 & 2, the University of Trieste). Contributions range from corpus-based studies relating to European Union documents and to films, to surveys into the language used in subtitles, authorial presence in psychology articles, academic pratices in linguistics and grammatical usage. Language learning and the teaching of phonetics through corpora are also included.

  • Anno: 2008
  • Pagine: 209
  • Lingua: en
  • ISBN (print): 978-88-8303-252-3
  • ISBN (online): 978-88-8303-417-6
  • Editore: EUT Edizioni Università di Trieste
Consulta il nostro catalogo
Confini nel tempo. Un viaggio nella storia dell’Alto Adriatico attraverso le carte geografiche (secoli XVI-XX)/Borders through Time. A Journey through the History of the Upper Adriatic with Geographical Maps (XVI-XX Century)
Trans2Care. The Partners and the Objectives of Trans2Care, an Italy-Slovenia cross-border network of science and healthcare institutions
'Prospettive' del gioire e del soffrire nell'etica di Platone
Il coraggio della cinefilia. Scrittura e impegno nell'opera di Callisto Cosulich
Cent'anni di Economia: 1924-2024
Trans2care. Cross-Border Italy-Slovenia Biomedical Research. Are we ready for Horizon 2020?
Manuale di farmacoeconomia. Seconda edizione riveduta e aggiornata
Trentennale della S.S.L.M.I.T. di Trieste. 1978 - 2008
Carlo Sbisà: "ai quadri miei non dan libero passo". Convegno di Studi, Trieste, Palazzo Economo, Salone Piemontese, 22-23 maggio 2014
Moving Bodies, Displaying Nations National Cultures. Race and Gender in World Expositions Nineteenth to Twenty-first Century