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A Corpus Stylistics Approach to Contemporary Present-tense NarrativeReiko Ikeo, Eri Shigematsu and Masayuki Nakao
[Linguistic Approaches to Literature 43] 2024
► pp. xvii–xviii
Reiko Ikeo, Eri Shigematsu and Masayuki Nakao
[Linguistic Approaches to Literature 43] 2024
► pp. xvii–xviii
List of figures
Figure 5.1The normalised frequencies of pronouns per 10,000 words in PREST and
PAST
Figure 5.2The normalised frequencies of pronouns per 10,000 words in 1st-person
narrative in PREST and PAST
Figure 5.3The normalised frequencies of pronouns per 10,000 words in 3rd-person
narrative in PREST and PAST
Figure 5.4Distribution of “young” in PAST
Figure 5.5Concordance lines of “take out” in PREST
Figure 5.6Concordance lines of “come over” in PREST
Figure 5.7Concordance lines of “wake up” in PREST
Figure 6.1Distribution of “time” in Sub DS-PREST
Figure 6.2Distribution of “time” in Sub DS-PAST
Figure 6.3Ten concordance lines of conjunctive “as” in Sub DS-PAST
Figure 6.4Concordance lines of frequent prepositional 4-grams in Sub DS-PREST
Figure 6.5Concordance lines of “at the end of” in Sub DS-PAST
Figure 6.6Concordance lines of key 4-grams with “you” in Sub DS-PREST
Figure 6.7Concordance lines of key 4-grams in Sub DS-PAST
Figure 8.1Relative frequencies of direct and indirect forms in PREST and PAST per 100
tags
Figure 8.2Relative frequencies of thought presentation categories in PREST per 1000
tags
Figure 8.3Relative frequencies of thought presentation categories in PAST per 1000
tags
Figure 8.4Discourse modes which follow NI in PREST (%)
Figure 8.5Discourse modes which follow NI in PAST (%)
Figure 8.6Distribution of NI functions in PREST
Figure 8.7Distribution of NI functions in PAST
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