声明
摘要
ABSTRACT
Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction
1．1 Background of the Study
1．2 Significance and Purpose of the Study
1．2．1 Significance of the Study
1．2．2 Purpose of the Study
1．3 Research Questions
1．4 Layout of This Thesis
Chapter 2 Literature Review
2．1 Overview of Anti-dumping English and Accounting English
2．1．1 Anti-dumping English
2．1．2 Accounting English
2．2 English Vocabulary and Word Formation
2．2．1 Definition of Words
2．2．2 Classification of Words
2．2．3 Classification of Key Words
2．2．4 Main Types of Word Meaning
2．2．5 The Main Process and the Minor Process of Word Formation
2．3 English for Specific Purposes
2．4 Previous Lexical Studies on Anti-dumping and Accounting English
Chapter 3 Methodology
3．1 Research Method
3．1．1 Corpus-based Approach
3．1．2 Quantitative and Qualitative Research
3．2 Corpora Used in the Study
3．2．1 ADEC
3．2．2 ACEC
3．3 Instruments Adopted in the Thesis
3．3．1 AntCone
3．3．2 FoxPro
3．3．3 SPSS
3．4 Procedures for Data Processing
Chapter 4 Data Analysis and Discussion
4．1 Vocabulary Richness Analysis of ADEC and ACEC
4．1．1 Vocabulary Size
4．1．2 Lexical Density
4．1．3 Mean Word Length
4．2 Word Frequency Analysis of ADEC and ACEC
4．2．1 The Analysis of Open-Class Words
4．2．2 The Analysis of Closed-Class Words
4．3 Key Words Analysis of ADEC and ACEC
4．3．1 Top 100 Positive Key Words in ADEC and ACEC
4．3．2 Word Class Distributions of Top 100 Positive Key Words in ADEC and ACEC
4．3．3 Top 100 Negative Key words List
4．4 Coverage Rate of ADEC and ACEC
4．4．1 Shared Words in ADEC and ACEC
4．4．2 Unique Words in ADEC and ACEC
Chapter 5 Conclusion
5．1 Major Findings of the Study
5．2 Pedagogical Implications and Practical Application Meanings
5．3 Limitations and Suggestions for Further Study
References
Appendix Ⅰ Vocabulary Size of ADEC and ADEC
Appendix Ⅱ Vocabulary Size of ADEC and ADEC
Appendix Ⅲ Word Length of CMC
Appendix Ⅳ Word Frequency of ADEC and ACEC
Appendix Ⅳ Shared and Unique Words in CMC and AMC
Acknowledgements
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