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Abstract
This article describes the historical development of the term concordance and the software tools developed for linguistic corpus analysis. The progression of the concordance from the original handwork to automated versions is discussed, from the early instruments developed by Roberto Busa and the University of Birmingham to the modern concordance instruments of today. A detailed analysis of commonly used programs in corpus linguistics and their functions is provided.
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