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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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In corpus

Hello. I have read some research articles that have appendices showing sources of data. More precisely, they show the texts which were analyzed in the research article study.

These appendices use "in corpus" like:

Research articles in corpus

Reviews in the corpus

Is it correct? Why they do not use "articles from the corpus", or "articles of the corpus", or "corpus articles"?

Thank you!!!
  

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I think that in corpus is the exact Latin phrase, so there would be no 'the'. I trust I will be corrected if I am wrong.

— Philip

  • I think that in corpus is the exact Latin phrase, so there would be no 'the'.
  • I trust I will be corrected if I am wrong.
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I think that in corpus is the exact Latin phrase, so there would be no 'the'. I trust I will be corrected if I am wrong.
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Thank you. There is no italic, though. I have found some instances of "in corpus" and one instance of "in the corpus".
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AnonymousThank you. There is no italic, though. I have found some instances of "in corpus" and one instance of "in the corpus".
I rather imagine that there are several ways of doing it. The main thing is to be sure to follow the practice of whatever journal, institution or publication you are dealing with.
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