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"Encyclopaedia of Advances in Corpus Linguistics - History, Methods and Analysis" is explores the evolution, methodologies, and analytical techniques in the field of corpus linguistics. From early text collections to contemporary digital corpora, this book traces the history of corpus Linguistics in great detail. It explores the range of techniques — qualitative and quantitative—used in corpus analysis and compilation. Numerous subjects, including corpus creation, data annotation, statistical analysis, and the use of corpus methodologies in various linguistic areas, are covered in this book. This collection, which is methodologically rigorous and richly comprehensive, is a vital resource for students, researchers, and linguists who want to comprehend the latest developments in corpus linguistics. The field's multidisciplinary aspect is emphasised, along with its applicability to language education, computational linguistics, and sociolinguistics. For anyone conducting linguistic research or analysis, the encyclopaedia is an invaluable resource since it not only outlines the state-of-the-art in corpus linguistics but also offers insights into potential future directions and emerging trends.