RE: [Corpora-List] Textbook corpora?

From: Clai Rice (cxr1086@louisiana.edu)
Date: Fri Aug 04 2006 - 19:20:26 MET DST

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This doesn't meet your criteria exactly, but might be a helpful lead.
Landauer's Latent Semantic Analysis website describes one of their
corpora, tasa, as texts broken out by grade level using a readability
score. You would have to contact the people that lent the corpus to
them. LSA is at http://lsa.colorado.edu/, and the corpus description is
under Information -> Semantic Spaces

--Clai Rice

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