Language, Corpora, and Health Communication
Bridging Corpus Linguistics, Medicine, and Digital Humanities
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This book explores the intersection of language, corpus linguistics, and medical discourse, offering groundbreaking insights into health communication. A key contribution is the introduction of the Pakistani Medical Corpus (PMC), the first large-scale dataset of medical language in Pakistan. Through corpus-based analyses, the book examines discourse strategies, linguistic patterns, and communication trends in healthcare settings. Bridging linguistics and medical humanities, it advances research in interdisciplinary health communication while providing empirical data on Pakistani medical discourse. This volume will be essential reading for researchers in corpus linguistics, medical communication, and sociolinguistics, offering innovative methodologies and fresh perspectives on language in healthcare.
Muhammad Afzaal is an Associate Professor at the Institute of Corpus Studies and Applications, Shanghai International Studies University, China. His research focuses on various areas, including corpus linguistics, discourse analysis, critical discourse analysis, translation studies, and the integration of language sciences with NLP and big data.
Adnan Tahir is a Professor in the Department of English at Emerson University, Multan, Pakistan. His research interests include Applied/Educational Linguistics, corpus linguistics, language teacher education and socialization, professional development, discourse analysis, and gender issues in language teacher socialization.
This book explores the intersection of language, corpus linguistics, and medical discourse, offering groundbreaking insights into health communication. A key contribution is the introduction of the Pakistani Medical Corpus (PMC), the first large-scale dataset of medical language in Pakistan. Through corpus-based analyses, the book examines discourse strategies, linguistic patterns, and communication trends in healthcare settings. Bridging linguistics and medical humanities, it advances research in interdisciplinary health communication while providing empirical data on Pakistani medical discourse. This volume will be essential reading for researchers in corpus linguistics, medical communication, and sociolinguistics, offering innovative methodologies and fresh perspectives on language in healthcare.
Introduces the Pakistani Medical Corpus (PMC), the first large-scale dataset of medical language in Pakistan Provides empirical insights into healthcare communication in a non-Western context Integrates corpus linguistics, medical discourse analysis, and computational methods
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Muhammad Afzaal
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