Sublanguage: Studies of Language in Restricted Semantic Domains

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De Gruyter (1982)
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Chapter 1. Syntactic formatting of science information.  (pages 9-26)Naomi Sager
Chapter 2. Automatic Information Formatting of a Medical Sublanguage.  (pages 27-80)Naomi Sager & Lynette Hirschman
Chapter 3, Automatic Translation and the Concept of Sublanguage.  (pages 81-106)John Lehrberger
Chapter 4. Variation and Homogeneity of Sublanguages.  (pages 107-137)Richard Kittredge
Chapter 5. Discourse Analysis.  (pages 138-174)Barbara J. Grosz
Chapter 6. Characteristics and Functions of Legal Language.  (pages 175-190)Robert P. Charrow, Jo Ann Crandall & Veda R. Charrow
Chapter 7. What is a sublanguage? The notion of sublanguage in modern Soviet linguistics.  (pages 191-205)W. Moskovich
Chapter 8. Specialized Languages of Biology, Medicine and Science and Connections between Them.  (pages 206-212)Henry Hiz
Chapter 9. Register as a Dimension of Linguistic Variation.  (pages 213-218)Ann D. Zwicky & Arnold M. Zwicky
Chapter 10. On different characteristics of scientific texts as compared with everyday language texts.  (pages 219-230)Paul Weingartner & Irena Bellert
Chapter 11. Discourse and Sublanguage.  (pages 231-236)Zellig Harris

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