The Spoken BNC2014 is now available!
On behalf of Lancaster University and Cambridge University Press, it gives us great pleasure to announce the public release of the Spoken British National Corpus
On behalf of Lancaster University and Cambridge University Press, it gives us great pleasure to announce the public release of the Spoken British National Corpus
Since 2012 the BBC have been working with the British Library to build a collection of intimate conversations from across the UK in the BBC
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We are excited to announce that the ESRC-funded Centre for Corpus Approaches to Social Science (CASS) at Lancaster University and Cambridge University Press have agreed
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It was a great honour to give this year’s Sinclair Lecture at Birmingham University. I have long been an admirer of John’s work – there