1. Introduction; 2. From The Structure of English (1952) Charles Carpenter-Fries; 3. A Standard Corpus of Edited Present-Day American English (1965) W. Nelson Francis; 4. On the Distribution of Noun-phrase Types in English Clause-structure (1971) F. G. A. M. Arts; 5. Predicting Text Segmentation into Tone Units (1986) Bengt Altenberg; 6. Typicality and Meaning Potentials (1986) Patrick Hanks; 7. Historical Drift in Three English Genres (1987) Douglas Biber and Edward Finegan; 8. Corpus Creation (1987) John Sinclair; 9. Cleft and Pseudo-cleft Constructions in English Spoken and Written Discourse (1987) Peter C. Collins; 10. What is Wrong with Adding One? (1989) William Gale and Kenneth Church; 11. A Statistical Approach to Machine Translation (1990) Peter F. Brown et al.; 12. A Point of Verb Syntax in South-western British English: An Analysos of a Dialect Continuum (1991) Ossi Ihalalnen; 13. Using Corpus Data in the Swedish Academy Grammar (1991) Staffan Hellberg; 14. On the History of That/Zero as Object Clause Links in English (1991) Matti Rissanen; 15. Encoding the British National Corpus (1992) Gavin Burnage and Dominic Dunlop; 16. Computer Corpora - What Do They Tell Us about Culture? (1992) Geoffrey Leech and Roger Fallon; 17. Representativeness in Corpus Design (1992) Douglas Biber; 18. A Corpus-driven Approach to Grammar: Principles, Methods and Examples (1993) Gill Francis; 19. Structural Ambiguity and Lexical Relations (1993) Donald Hindle and Mats Rooth; 20. Irony in the Text or Insincerity in the Writer? The Diagnostic Potential of Semantic Prosodies (1993) William Louw; 21. Building a Large Annotated Corpus of English: The Penn Treebank (1993) Mitchell P. Marcus et al; 22. Automatically Extracting Collocations from Corpora for Language Learning (1994) Kenji Kita et al.; 23. Developing and Evaluating a Probalistic LR Parser of Part-of-Speech and Punctuation Labels (1995) E. J. Briscoe and J. A. Carroll; 24. Why a Fiji Corpus? (1996) Jan Tent and France Mugler; 25. Treebank Grammars (1996) Eugene Charniak; 26. English Corpus Linguistics and the Foreign Language Teaching Syllabus (1996) Dieter Mindt; 27. Data-oriented Language Processing: An Overview (1996) L. W. M. Bod and R. J. H. Scha; 28. Conflict Talk: A Comparison of the Verbal Disputes between Adolescent Females in Two Corpora (1996) Ingrid Kristine Hasund and Anna-Brita Stenstrom; 29. Assessing Agreement on Classification Tasks: The Kappa Statistic (1996) Jean Carletta; 30. Linguistic and Interactional Features of Internet Relay Chat (1996) Christopher C. Werry; 31. Distinguishing Systems and Distinguishing Senses: New Evaluation Methods for Word Sense Disambiguation (1997) Philip Resnik and David Yarowsky; 32. Qualification and Certainty in L1 and L2 Students' Writing (1997) Kenneth Hyland and John Milton; 33. Analysing and Predicting Patterns of DAMSL Utterance Tags (1998) Mark G. Core; 34. Assessing Claims about Language Use with Corpus Data - Swearing and Abuse (1998) Anthony McEnery et al.; 35. The Syntax of Disfluency in Spontaneous Spoken Language (1998) David McKelvie; 36. The Use of Large Text Corpora for Evaluating Text-to-Text Speech Systems (1998) Louis C. W. Pols et al; 37. The Prague Dependency Treebank: How Much of the Underlying Syntactic Structure can be Tagged Automatically? (1999) Alena Bohmova and Eva Hajicova; 38. Reflections of a Dendrographer (1999) Geoffrey Sampson; 39. A Generic Approach to Software Support for Linguistic Annotation Using XML (2000) Jean Carietta et al.; 40. Europe's Ignored Languages (2001) Anthony McEnery; 41. Semi-automatic Tagging of Intonation in French Spoken Corpora (2001) Estelle Campione and Jean Veronis; 42. Web as Corpus (2001) Adam Kilgarriff; 43. Intonational Variation in the British Isles (2002) Esther Grabe and Brechtje Post.