Titlebook: Investigating Dickens‘ Style; A Collocational Anal Masahiro Hori Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2

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Comparative Study of the Mind-Styles of First-Person Narrators in Terms of Collocationsorder to make the collocational characteristics of Esther’s narration clearer, this chapter presents a comparative study of collocations used by Dickens’ other first-person narrators: David in . and Pip in .

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New Compound Words as Collocations in , 1779 lexical terms recorded as first-citations from Dickens in the . are compound words. This indicates Dickens’ predilection for new combinations of two or more words and enables us to regard compound words newly created in . as a characteristic of his language use, or as one of Dickens’ creative collocational types.

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Theoretical Backgroundg in descriptive linguistics. Consequent to this article, the study of collocation may be chronologically classified into three periods: (1) the 1960s, when collocation was deepened theoretically and various topics and problems relating to collocation were discussed; (2) the 1970s, when the methodol

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Collocations and First-Citations from Dickens in the , on CD-ROModdities. He found 1059 neologisms (used in a broad sense) in Dickens’ fiction, including periodical essays, basing his work on a close and sensitive reading of the texts, utilizing the . and its Supplement. The majority (732) of these are recorded in the .. Consequently, he concluded that Charles D

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Collocations and Narrativesrratives. As a case study for a close examination of collocations in a literary text, I selected . for two particular reasons. One is Dickens’ use of the unusual strategy of dual narration in the text. The story is narrated by two quite different narrators: a third-person narrator, who seems to be a

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