Session type: Panel
Chair: Julian Weiss, King’s College London
Participants: Rocío Díaz Bravo, University of Cambridge; Christopher J. Pountain, Queen Mary, University of London; Isabel García Ortiz, Queen Mary, University of London; Bozena Wislocka Breit, Queen Mary University of London, Livia C. García Aguiar, University of Granada
Description:
This panel session looked at the history of the Spanish language, patterns of learned borrowings, and the challenges of using linguistic corpora for research. Details of each presentation can be found by clicking on the titles below:How to find what isn’t (apparently) there: the secret life of large corpora
Christopher J. Pountain, Queen Mary, University of London; Isabel García Ortiz, Queen Mary, University of London
An inquiry into the Mammotrectus - Mammothrept´s - Mamotreto´s linguistic ventures in Europe
Bozena Wislocka Breit, Queen Mary University of London
Rocío Díaz Bravo, University of Cambridge
An approach to the study of learned borrowings in archive documents from Málaga (18th century)
Livia C. García Aguiar, University of Granada