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Early Modern Multiloquent Authors (EMMA): Designing a large-scale corpus of individuals' languages
2019
ICAME Journal
The present article provides a detailed description of the corpus of Early Modern Multiloquent Authors (EMMA), as well as two small case studies that illustrate its benefits. As a large-scale specialized corpus, EMMA tries to strike the right balance between big data and sociolinguistic coverage. It comprises the writings of 50 carefully selected authors across five generations, mostly taken from the 17th-century London society. EMMA enables the study of language as both a social and cognitive
doi:10.2478/icame-2019-0004
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