Where Gender and Corpora Meet

Eva Lucía Jiménez-Navarro (PhD) is an Assistant Professor at the Department of English and German of Universidad de Córdoba (Spain). Her research interests include corpus linguistics, terminology, phraseology, specialized languages, lexicography, and cognitive semantics.Leonor María Martínez Serrano (PhD) is an Associate Professor at the Department of English and German of Universidad de Córdoba (Spain). Her research interests include Canadian and American Literature, High Modernism and Ecocriticism, First Nations and Oral Literatures, Literary Translation, CLIL, and bilingual education.

• TABLE OF CONTENTS - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - INTRODUCTION - Adventure tourism discourse: A corpus-based study from a gender approach - A corpus-assisted approach to gender in the Humanities discourse - The voices of Twitter: The continuous construction of femi-nist and antifeminist discourse - Corpus speaking: Eros and spirit in Natalie Rice’s 26 Visions of Light - Deborah, Linguist yet Professor Michael. How British corpora reflect gender-relations through forms of address - Profiling and defocusing phenomena in the discourse of fe/male novelists: A corpus-based approach - Trans, transgender, and transsexual in case law: A corpus-assisted analysis of ECtHR judgments - Where language education, gender, and corpora meet