Journal

The International Computer Archive of Modern and Medieval English publishes the ICAME Journal to report research by linguists and information scientists working with English CORPORA: machine-readable texts.

ICAME JOURNAL ORDER FORM

For ICAME Journal volumes 25 (2001), 26 (2002), 27 (2003), 28 (2004), 29 (2005)

Ł99 for all five printed (hard copy) issues, including FREE extras:

"The Language Machine": British Council report on technological, social and educational implications of language computing developments
"BT Technology Journal Millennium Edition": a snapshot of past and future technologies at the start of the new Millennium
"Knowledge at Work in Universities": Proceedings of the 2nd annual conference of the Higher Education Funding Councils' Knowledge Based Systems Initiative

TO ORDER, please complete the order form, print it, sign and date it, then post it to:
ICAME Journal, c/o Eric Atwell, School of Computing, University of Leeds, Leeds LS2 9JT, England
(or FAX credit card order to +44 11 3343 5468)

Note: This offer is available only so long as stocks last.

Special deal for purchasers who already have one or more of the five issues on offer:

Ł79 for four issues; Ł59 for three issues; Ł39 for two issues

Please amend the order form above, stating which of the five issues you need.

All free offers are also available with this purchase.

MORE ABOUT ICAME JOURNAL

Editors: Merja Kytö (Uppsala), Anna-Brita Stenström (Kristianstad)

Review Editor: Jan Aarts (Nijmegen)

Production and Distribution Manager: Eric Atwell (Leeds)

The ICAME Journal welcomes contributions on recent work in English Corpus Linguistics. Among the topics of interest is research

on the occurrence and development of linguistic forms and categories
on the compilation, annotation and use of electronic corpora
on the use of corpus resources for study of the history and varieties of English
on software developments relevant to corpus linguistics.

In addition to original research articles, the journal invites reviews of current publications in the field.

Further details:

Contact the editors at: merja.kyto@engelska.uu.se
Contact the distribution manager at: icame@comp.leeds.ac.uk
Access to online archive of ICAME Journal back issues (up to 12 years ago) is available to all. See
the ICAME Journal web address: http://helmer.aksis.uib.no/journal.html

A historical note

The ICAME Journal began life as the ICAME Bulletin in 1978, soon after the founding in 1977 of ICAME, the International Computer Archive of Modern and Medieval English. This makes it the oldest computer corpus periodical in the world. In 1987 it was remodeled as an academic journal and renamed ICAME Journal.

The new subscription for ICAME Journal is Ł25 per year (for one issue) for individual subscribers and Ł30 per year for institutional subscribers.