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This is a collection of research papers on competition in English
affixation. It combines methodological chapters with descriptive
chapters and incorporates both contributions by renowned
international authors and also by younger researchers. The book
presents diachronic and synchronic research both onomasiological
and semasiological. The first three chapters review the literature
and provide the theoretical framework for the experimental
description of the remaining chapters.
The volume brings together a selection of invited articles and
papers presented at the 4th International CILC Conference held in
Jaen, Spain, in March 2012. The chapters describe English using a
range of corpora and other resources. There are two parts, one
dealing with diachronic research and the other with synchronic
research. Both parts investigate several aspects of the English
language from various perspectives and illustrate the use of
corpora in current research. The structure of the volume allows for
the same linguistic aspect to be discussed both from the diachronic
and the synchronic point of view. The chapters are also useful
examples of corpus use as well as of use of other resources as
corpus, specifically dictionaries. They investigate a broad array
of issues, mainly using corpora of English as a native language,
with a focus on corpus tools and corpus description.
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