Stefan Th. Gries, Ph.D. (2000), University of Hamburg, is Professor of Linguistics at UC Santa Barbara and Chair of English Linguistics at JLU Giessen. He has published widely on quantitative corpus linguistics and cognitive/usage-based linguistics.

• Note on Supplementary MaterialPreface by the Series EditorPreface by the AuthorAbout the Author1 Corpus Linguistics: the (Methods of the) Field and Its Relation to Cognitive Linguistics2 On—and/or against—Frequencies3 Frequency: Practice with R4 On Recency and Dispersion5 Dispersion: Practice with R6 On Association7 Association: Practice with R8 On Context9 Concordance, Surprisal, Entropy: Practice with R10 Corpus-Linguistic Applications in Cognitive/Usage-Based Explorations of Learner LanguageReferencesAbout the Series EditorWebsites for Cognitive Linguistics and CIFCL Speakers

Stefan Th. Gries, Ph.D. (2000), University of Hamburg, is Professor of Linguistics at UC Santa Barbara and Chair of English Linguistics at JLU Giessen. He has published widely on quantitative corpus linguistics and cognitive/usage-based linguistics.

• Note on Supplementary MaterialPreface by the Series EditorPreface by the AuthorAbout the Author1 Corpus Linguistics: the (Methods of the) Field and Its Relation to Cognitive Linguistics2 On—and/or against—Frequencies3 Frequency: Practice with R4 On Recency and Dispersion5 Dispersion: Practice with R6 On Association7 Association: Practice with R8 On Context9 Concordance, Surprisal, Entropy: Practice with R10 Corpus-Linguistic Applications in Cognitive/Usage-Based Explorations of Learner LanguageReferencesAbout the Series EditorWebsites for Cognitive Linguistics and CIFCL Speakers

Stefan Th. Gries, Ph.D. (2000), University of Hamburg, is Professor of Linguistics at UC Santa Barbara and Chair of English Linguistics at JLU Giessen. He has published widely on quantitative corpus linguistics and cognitive/usage-based linguistics.

• Note on Supplementary MaterialPreface by the Series EditorPreface by the AuthorAbout the Author1 Corpus Linguistics: the (Methods of the) Field and Its Relation to Cognitive Linguistics2 On—and/or against—Frequencies3 Frequency: Practice with R4 On Recency and Dispersion5 Dispersion: Practice with R6 On Association7 Association: Practice with R8 On Context9 Concordance, Surprisal, Entropy: Practice with R10 Corpus-Linguistic Applications in Cognitive/Usage-Based Explorations of Learner LanguageReferencesAbout the Series EditorWebsites for Cognitive Linguistics and CIFCL Speakers