The Corpus Research Center (CRC) MUL is pleased to announce a call for book chapters’ publication for the Handbook of Corpus Linguistics. This handbook aims to provide a comprehensive and multidisciplinary exploration of corpus linguistics, covering theoretical foundations, methodologies, tools, and applications across diverse linguistic contexts.
July 31, 2025
August 15, 2025
November 15, 2025
December 2025
Sr # | Chapters | Chapters |
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1 | Foundations of Corpus Linguistics | Introduction to Corpus Linguistics
History and Evolution Types of Corpora Corpus Design Principles Compilation and Collection |
2 | Corpus Annotation & Linguistic Analysis | Tokenization, Lemmatization, Stemming
Morphosyntactic & POS Tagging Syntactic Parsing Semantic & Pragmatic Annotation Named Entity Recognition (NER) Error Annotation |
3 | Theories & Models | Usage-Based Linguistics
Construction Grammar Systemic Functional Linguistics Sociolinguistics & Variation Lexical Priming Phraseology & Idioms |
4 | Data Processing & Analysis Tools | Corpus Query Languages
Keyword & Keyness Analysis Collocations, N-Grams, Concordances Dependency Parsing Frequency & Statistical Analysis Visualization of Corpus Data |
5 | Specialized Corpora & Applications | Learner Corpora & SLA
Spoken vs. Written Corpora Multimodal & Digital Media Medical & Legal Corpora Forensic Linguistics Historical & Translation Corpora |
6 | Computational & NLP Approaches | NLP with Corpora
Machine Learning Big Data & Large Corpora Sentiment Analysis Deep Learning AI & Language Technology |
7 | Language Teaching & Research | Data-Driven Learning (DDL)
ELT & Applied Linguistics ESP, EAP & Syllabus Design Learner Dictionaries Error Analysis & Interlanguage Stylistics & Literary Studies |
8 | Future Directions | Ethics, Bias, Fairness
Multilingualism Social Media & Digital Humanities Cognitive Linguistics Interdisciplinary Trends |
Purpose: Authors are invited to submit a proposal (i.e., concept note) for a book chapter that aligns with the themes and sections of the handbook. This proposal will be evaluated for relevance, originality, clarity, and contribution to the field of corpus linguistics.
Once your proposal is approved, you will be invited to submit a complete chapter. The final chapter will undergo a double-blind peer review process before inclusion in the handbook.
Plagiarism must be below 19% to meet academic integrity standards.
Prof. Dr. Zafar Iqbal Bhatti
Director, Corpus Research Center
Minhaj University Lahore
Mr. Hasanat Ahmad
Coordinator, Corpus Research Center
Minhaj University Lahore
Email: admin.crc@mul.edu.pk
Whatsapp: +92-316-7685667