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CORPUSBASED ANALYSIS OF REPRESENTATIONS AROUND THE WORDS PPSMI and DLP IN MALAYSIAN MAINSTREAM MEDIA, THE STARLO KE YUAN 18AAB05273SUPERVISOR: ENCIK. MOHAMAD IQBAAL BIN MOHD WAZIRUALZ 3023 FYP2 REPORTSUBMITTED

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1. Define the research question or hypothesis.
2. Select the corpus relevant to your analysis.
3. Prepare the corpus by cleaning and organizing the data.
4. Choose appropriate software tools for analysis (e.g., qualitative data analysis software).
5. Identify key concepts or themes within the corpus.
6. Use linguistic methods to analyze representations, such as frequency counts or concordances.
7. Interpret the results in the context of your research question.
8. Write up the findings, providing evidence from the corpus to support your conclusions.

Who needs corpus-based analysis of representations?

1. Researchers focusing on language studies or applied linguistics.
2. Academics looking to analyze discourse or social representations.
3. Students working on projects or theses involving text analysis.
4. Professionals in marketing or communications analyzing public narratives.
5. Sociologists studying social attitudes through language.

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What is corpus-based analysis of representations?

Corpus-based analysis of representations refers to a methodological approach that utilizes a collection of written or spoken texts (corpus) to study and analyze how certain ideas, themes, or concepts are expressed and represented in language.

Who is required to file corpus-based analysis of representations?

Typically, researchers, linguists, or institutions conducting studies on language use, representation, or related fields may be required to file a corpus-based analysis of representations, especially in academic or regulatory contexts.

How to fill out corpus-based analysis of representations?

Filling out a corpus-based analysis of representations involves collecting a relevant corpus, analyzing the texts for linguistic features, identifying patterns and representations, and documenting the findings in a structured report or form as per the guidelines laid out by the requesting body.

What is the purpose of corpus-based analysis of representations?

The purpose of corpus-based analysis of representations is to gain insights into language use, explore how different groups or ideas are portrayed, and contribute to a better understanding of societal attitudes, cultural norms, and biases present in the language.

What information must be reported on corpus-based analysis of representations?

Information that must be reported includes the corpus details (source, size, and composition), methodology used for analysis, key findings on language representation and patterns, and any conclusions drawn regarding linguistic trends observed in the corpus.