The Oxford Handbook of Linguistic Analysis

By Bernd-Oliver Heine, Heiko Narrog. 2009

316 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Artificial Intelligence, Language and Linguistics

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In Artificial Intelligence

1. Clay Beckner
2. Martin Haspelmath
3. Joan Bybee
4. Maryellen C. MacDonald
5. Inbal Arnon
6. Neal Snider
7. E. Dąbrowska
8. James A. Street

In Language and Linguistics

1. Clay Beckner
2. Martin Haspelmath
3. Joan Bybee
4. Susanne Gahl
5. Nick C. Ellis
6. A. François
7. Maryellen C. MacDonald
8. W. Bruce Croft

Citations in the corpus

• Framework-Free Grammatical Theory (2009, methodology): “…by the preposition to according to its semantic role, and where the theme (the money) has the object function 4 Functional Grammar has meanwhile been superseded by Functional Discourse Grammar (see Hengeveld and Mackenzie 2008a , 2008b). framework-free grammatical theory 393 (Dik 1997, Chapter 10).”
• A Usage‐Based Account of Constituency and Reanalysis (2009, background): “Regarding an emergentist account of linguistic units, see also Bybee and Beckner (2009).”