This paper historicizes the contemporary meat substitutes trend by analyzing advertisements from the Sanitas Nut Food Company, founded by Dr John Harvey Kellogg, during its first five years of operation (1896-1901).

This paper demonstrates the significance of analyzing Swedish cosmetic advertisements from this period to understand their role in shaping constructions of femininity. It also highlights the important influence of American advertising styles and culture in Swedish advertising practices and how they helped shape beauty norms in Sweden.

This agenda identifies future research trajectories for the corpus revolution, proposing five specific research tasks designed to explore and advance the application of corpus linguistics in language education.

In recent decades there has been a proliferation of scholarly activity that applies corpus linguistics in diverse ways to translation studies (TS).

Corpus-based translation studies is now widely recognized as a full-fledged branch of translation studies and has been continuously developed and reshaped by scholars of different linguistic and cultural spaces. Like many other approaches borrowed from areas adjacent to translation studies, corpus-based methodology has also been borrowed from the adjacent fi eld of corpus linguistics.

In this paper, we utilise the Nineteenth Century Newspaper Corpus to examine reporting surrounding William Gladstone’s Midlothian campaign, a key point in the democratization of British politics where a politician not only communicated with ordinary people through hustings but indirectly to a wider electorate via media reporting of those hustings.Please visit the link below: https://benjamins.com/catalog/jhp.25.2