• case-insensitive prefix search: default
  e.g., sig matches "SIGIR" as well as "signal"
• exact word search: append dollar sign ($) to word
  e.g., graph$ matches "graph", but not "graphics"
• boolean and: separate words by space
  e.g., codd model
• boolean or: connect words by pipe symbol (|)
  e.g., graph|network

Update May 7, 2017: Please note that we had to disable the phrase search operator (.) and the boolean not operator (-) due to technical problems. For the time being, phrase search queries will yield regular prefix search result, and search terms preceded by a minus will be interpreted as regular (positive) search terms.

found 34 matches

• 2010
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  Claire Brierley, Eric Atwell:
  Holy smoke: vocalic precursors of phrase breaks in Milton's Paradise Lost. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(2): 137-151 (2010)
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  Stephen Brown, Mark Greengrass:
  Research portals in the arts and humanities. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(1): 1-21 (2010)
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  Mike Conway:
  Mining a corpus of biographical texts using keywords. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(1): 23-35 (2010)
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  Hugh Craig, R. Whipp:
  Old spellings, new methods: automated procedures for indeterminate linguistic data. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(1): 37-52 (2010)
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  Mark Davies:
  The Corpus of Contemporary American English as the first reliable monitor corpus of English. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(4): 447-464 (2010)
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  Bart Defrancq:
  Exploring English with Online Corpora. An Introduction. Wendy Anderson and John Corbett. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(3): 357-358 (2010)
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  Donald Derrick, Daniel Archambault:
  TreeForm: Explaining and exploring grammar through syntax trees. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(1): 53-66 (2010)
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  Peter Dixon, David Mannion:
  Goldsmith and the 'British Magazine': A reconsideration. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(2): 243-263 (2010)
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  Ward E. Y. Elliott, Robert J. Valenza:
  Two tough nuts to crack: did Shakespeare write the 'Shakespeare' portions of Sir Thomas More and Edward III? Part I. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(1): 67-83 (2010)
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  Ward E. Y. Elliott, Robert J. Valenza:
  Two tough nuts to crack: did Shakespeare write the 'Shakespeare' portions of Sir Thomas More and Edward III? Part II: Conclusion. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(2): 165-177 (2010)
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  Alan Galey, Stan Ruecker:
  How a prototype argues. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(4): 405-424 (2010)
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  Begoña Crespo García, Isabel Moskowich-Spiegel Fandiño:
  CETA in the Context of the Coruña Corpus. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(2): 153-164 (2010)
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  Oliver Hellwig:
  Etymological trends in the Sanskrit vocabulary. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(1): 105-118 (2010)
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  Iris Hendrickx:
  What's In A Word-List? Investigating Word Frequency and Keyword Extraction. Dawn Archer (ed.). Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(1): 135-136 (2010)
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  David I. Holmes, Daniel W. Crofts:
  The diary of a public man: a case study in traditional and non-traditional authorship attribution. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(2): 179-197 (2010)
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  Jen-Jou Hung, Marcus Bingenheimer, Simon Wiles:
  Quantitative evidence for a hypothesis regarding the attribution of early Buddhist translations. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(1): 119-134 (2010)
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  Meng Ji:
  A corpus-based study of lexical periodization in historical Chinese. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(2): 199-213 (2010)
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  Matthew L. Jockers, Daniela M. Witten:
  A comparative study of machine learning methods for authorship attribution. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(2): 215-223 (2010)
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  Mike Kestemont, Walter Daelemans, Guy De Pauw:
  Weigh your words - memory-based lemmatization for Middle Dutch. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(3): 287-301 (2010)
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  William A. Kretzschmar Jr., William Gray Potter:
  Library collaboration with large digital humanities projects. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(4): 439-445 (2010)
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  William D. Lewis, Fei Xia:
  Developing ODIN: A Multilingual Repository of Annotated Language Data for Hundreds of the World's Languages. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(3): 303-319 (2010)
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  John Paul Loucky:
  Constructing a roadmap to more systematic and successful online reading and vocabulary acquisition. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(2): 225-241 (2010)
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  Lieve Macken:
  A resource-light approach to morpho-syntactic tagging.Anna Feldman and Jirka Hana. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(3): 358-360 (2010)
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  Catharine Mason:
  Digital documentation of oral discourse genres. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(3): 321-336 (2010)
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  Mark Myslín, Stefan Th. Gries:
  k dixez? A corpus study of Spanish Internet orthography. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(1): 85-104 (2010)
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  Julianne Nyhan:
  Literate Technologies: Language, Cognition, Technicity.Louis Armand. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(2): 265-268 (2010)
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  Bert Van Raemdonck:
  Text Editing, Print and the Digital World. Marilyn Deegan and Kathryn Sutherland (eds). Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(3): 360-362 (2010)
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  Henriette Roued-Cunliffe:
  Towards a decision support system for reading ancient documents. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(4): 365-379 (2010)
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  Desmond Allan Schmidt:
  The inadequacy of embedded markup for cultural heritage texts. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(3): 337-356 (2010)
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  Aja Teehan, John G. Keating:
  Appropriate Use Case modeling for humanities documents. Lit. Linguistic Comput. 25(4): 381-391 (2010)

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