Biuletyn Polskiego Towarzystwa Językoznawczego - Volume 62 (2006) - CEJSH - Yadda

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Volume details

Article title

62

Journal

Biuletyn Polskiego Towarzystwa Językoznawczego

Publisher

Polskie Towarzystwo Językoznawcze; UNIVERSITAS Towarzystwo Autorów i Wydawców Prac Naukowych; Wydawnictwo LEXIS

Year

2006

Identifiers

Volume contents

62
- article: TERMINOLOGICAL GRID FOR THE SELECTED SYSTEMS PROCESSING POLISH TEXTS (Bien J. S.), p. 19-30
- article: COMPUTATIONAL TOOLS FOR MANAGING LARGE TEXT CORPORA: THE SEARCH ENGINE 'HOLMES' (Swidzinski M., Rudolf M.), p. 31-44
- article: SURFACE SYNTACTIC PROCESSING FACILITATING AUTOMATIC CONTENT EXTRACTION FROM MEDICAL REPORTS (Marciniak M., Mykowiecka A.), p. 45-56
- article: KEY WORDS IN SEMANTICS AND STATISTICS. 'WORDS OF THE WEEK' FROM THE POLISH DAILY 'RZECZPOSPOLITA' (Lazinski M., Szewczyk M.), p. 57-68
- article: CORPORA TOOLS IN BILINGUAL LEXICOGRAPHY (Kuratczyk M.), p. 69-82
- article: POLISH-UKRAINIAN PARALLEL CORPUS (POLUKR) (Turska M., Kotsyba N.), p. 83-92
- article: THE INTERNET AND ITS RESOURCES IN POLISH LINGUISTIC RESEARCH: OVERVIEW (Loewe I.), p. 93-104
- article: A GENRE ANALYSIS OF THE WIKIPEDIA ONLINE ENCYCLOPEDIA (Tereszkiewicz A.), p. 105-116
- article: (IM)POLITENESS IN THE ELECTRONIC MEDIA (Dabrowska M.), p. 117-128
- article: FORM (Kiklewicz A.), p. 129-146
- article: TWO LEVELS OF THE GRAMMATICAL (= MORPHO-SYNTACTIC) CONTACT-INDUCED CHANGE (Topolinska Z.), p. 147-156
- article: PRONOMINAL PREPOSITIONS AND POSSESSIVE CONSTRUCTIONS IN MODERN CELTIC LANGUAGES (Stalmaszczyk P.), p. 157-172
- article: THE DIVERSITY OF THE LINGUISTIC AND CULTURAL IDENTITY OF THE GERMAN-SPEAKING LUTHERAN MINORITY INHABITING THE TERRITORY OF THE FORMER RUSSIAN PARTITION IN POLAND IN THE 19TH AND 20TH CENTURIES (Vakareliyska C. M.), p. 179-198
- article: REGIONAL DIVERSITY OF THE REFERENCE-POINTS FOR THE SIX BASIC COLOUR TERMS IN POLISH (WHITE, BLACK, RED, GREEN, YELLOW, BLUE) - A COMPARISON WITH SELECTED SLAVIC AND GERMANIC LANGUAGES (Stanulewicz D.), p. 199-211

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