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SCOPUS_ID:84891162964 | 'We're the nurses': Metaphor in the discourse of workplace socialisation | New employees face a challenging task when integrating into a new work context as they are exposed to unfamiliar interactional norms and workplace practices. This study explores the role of metaphor during the acquisition of such norms and practices through an analysis of interaction between a skilled Chinese migrant i... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:84923184466 | 'Well i don't feel that': Schemas, worlds and authentic reading in the classroom | This article explores reading in the English classroom through a cognitive linguistic lens. In particular, we consider how students' ability to engage with a text, which we term authentic reading, can be facilitated or restricted. We draw on two case studies featuring Year 7 students working with the novel Holes (Sacha... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:0036103356 | 'What an ugly baby!' Risk dominance, sympathy, and the coordination of meaning | The understanding of coordination games has increased greatly over the last thirty years through advances in game theory and tests in experimental economics laboratories. A given utterance, of necessity, is a puzzle and creates a coordination game of meaning. The solution principles used in this game should be consiste... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:0036020998 | 'What did you say'?: Understanding conversational breakdowns in children with speech and language impairments | The study examined the types of mistakes children make during conversations with a familiar partner. The current investigation differs from previous studies because it asked what it is about the language of children with specific language impairment and phonological disorder (SLI:PD) that causes mothers to ask for clar... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85026661755 | 'What is this corpus about?': Using topic modelling to explore a specialised corpus | This paper introduces topic modelling, a machine learning technique that automatically identifies 'topics' in a given corpus. The paper illustrates its use in the exploration of a corpus of academic English. It first offers the intuitive explanation of the underlying mechanism of topic modelling and describes the proce... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:61849134453 | 'What lay ahead...': A media portrayal of disability and assisted suicide | Our society treats people with disabilities in an inequitable manner when compared with non-disabled people. This marginalisation is especially telling in the area of end-of-life issues. The confounding of disability with terminal illness can support practices of encouraging death via assisted suicide and other means f... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:0033637902 | 'What makes you think you exist?': A speech move schematic and its application to pinter's the birthday party | This paper presents and defends a basic scheme of four primary speech moves (Informs, Questions, Requests, and Undertakings) and a fifth secondary one (Acknowledgements), which it is claimed allow a rough parsing of typical interactions. The scheme is then put to work in the discourse analysis of one play-scene, the in... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85046255077 | 'What should a woman do and imagine to have bulimia?': Co-constructing patient expertise in psychotherapy with bulimia patients | One of the goals of psychotherapy with bulimia patients is identification of the functions of the eating disorder in their lives. Thus, as in any psychotherapeutic approach, the therapist should facilitate the patient's disclosure of his or her experience of living with bulimia. Talking about one's dysphoric experience... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85131885745 | 'Where do I come from?' Interrogating imagined childbirth within a sexuality education museum exhibit | This paper critically explores the pedagogy of Science World in creating disciplined, birthing patients within the sexuality education BodyWorks gallery on display in Vancouver, Canada. Using Multimodal Critical Discourse Analysis, I explore the ways in which power/knowledge circulates to regulate and de-agentalise bod... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85077814814 | 'Where is My Parcel?' Fast and Efficient Classifiers to Detect User Intent in Natural Language | We study the performance of customer intent classifiers designed to predict the most popular intent received through ASOS.com Customer Care Department, namely 'Where is my order?'. These queries are characterised by the use of colloquialism, label noise and short message length. We conduct extensive experiments with tw... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:84863873053 | 'Who am I?': Exploring identity in online discussion forums | Identity became apparent as an important theme while investigating the role of interaction in the asynchronous discussion forums of an online post-graduate TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) education subject. Identity emerged through dialogic choices as students projected an impression of themselv... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:50249174601 | 'Who do you think you're talking to?' - The discourse of learning and teaching strategies | As part of the ongoing enhancement and assurance of quality in the UK higher education sector, universities have been required by the Higher Education Funding Council of England to prepare learning and teaching strategies since 1999. As part of an institutional strategy development process, an investigation of currentl... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:84860471755 | 'Why Don't They Just Do What We Tell Them?' Different Alcohol Prevention Discourses in Denmark | In recent decades great focus has been placed on the excessive consumption of alcohol by young Danes. In this connection, Danish parents have been called upon by the national health authorities to function as prevention workers with a view to reducing their children's alcohol intake. Parallel to these efforts, and also... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:84880387132 | 'Women of the diaspora': A feminist critical discourse analysis of migration narratives of dual career Zimbabwean migrants | This study explores the establishment and maintenance of gendered ideologies and practices within the household of dual career Zimbabwean migrants in the Diaspora, viewedfrom the lens of Feminist Critical Discourse Analysis. With a limited sample, the study explores the construction of gendered identities by analysing ... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85097714304 | 'You are an idiot!' - How conversational agent communication patterns influence frustration and harassment | Conversational Agents (CA) in the form of digital assistants on smartphones, chatbots on social media, or physical embodied systems are an increasingly often applied new form of user interfaces for digital systems. The human-like design of CAs (e.g., having names, greeting users, and using self-references) leads to use... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:54249148038 | 'You can't do it.. it's theory rather than practice': Staff use of the practice/principle rhetorical device in talk on empowering people with learning disabilities | This study explores the discourses of support staff of people with learning disabilities talking about how choices and control are promoted or denied for service-users. A semi-structured interview based on issues identified in the White Paper 'Valuing People' was administered to 15 professional care-givers of people wi... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:77955666371 | 'You can't' but 'I do': Rules, ethics and the significance of shifts in pronominal forms for self-positioning in talk | Mulhaüsler and Harré contend that pronoun systems set out fields of expression 'within which people can be . . . presented as agents of one kind or another'. Despite interest in pronominal forms by various discourse researchers, analysis of pronouns-in-use from this perspective remains underdeveloped. This article unde... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:70749144446 | 'You could take this topic and get a fistfight going': Communicating about feminism in interviews | In this article, I analyze discourse from three group interviews to come to a better understanding of how young people communicate about feminism and the factors that can complicate and disrupt this communication. I analyze both the ways that the interview, as a speech event, evokes expectations and assumptions in part... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:0031485219 | 'You get the nicotine and that in your blood' - Constructions of addiction and control in women's accounts of cigarette smoking | In this study discourse analysis was used in order to gain a greater understanding of the multiple meanings that women smokers attach to cigarette smoking. The discursive constructions used by women to explain and justify their smoking behaviour were identified by analysing the transcripts of four semi-structured inter... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:84924759985 | 'You have to do 60 minutes of physical activity per day .. I saw it on TV': Children's constructions of play in the context of Canadian public health discourse of playing for health. | Public health institutions in many industrialised countries have been launching calls to address childhood obesity. As part of these efforts, Canadian physical activity campaigns have recently introduced children's play as a critical component of obesity prevention strategies. We consider this approach problematic as i... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85018844180 | 'You have to do 60 minutes of physical activity per day ... I saw it on TV': Children's constructions of play in the context of Canadian public health discourse of playing for health | Public health institutions in many industrialised countries have been launching calls to address childhood obesity. As part of these efforts, Canadian physical activity campaigns have recently introduced children's play as a critical component of obesity prevention strategies. We consider this approach problematic as i... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85007416081 | 'You're not really a visitor, you're just a friend': How older volunteers navigate home visiting | At the intersection of increasing social support needs due to population ageing and the promotion of older age as a time of contribution and social connection, volunteering is an important focus with advantages for older people. One service that addresses both these imperatives is home visiting services. Home visiting ... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:84867244499 | 'You've got to teach people that racism is wrong and then they won't be racist': Curricular representations and young people's understandings of 'race' and racism | This paper critically examines the discursive (mis) representation of 'race' and racism in the formal curriculum. Combining qualitative data derived from interviews with 35 young people who were enrolled in a Dublin-based, ethnically diverse secondary school, with a critical discursive analysis of 20 textbooks, the pap... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:0344069756 | 'Young at heart': Discourses of age identity in travel agency interaction | This paper examines, through discourse analysis at a micro level, how age identities become interactionally constructed through talk. After a brief overview of the constructivist arguments, the focus is on a single-case interaction between an older client couple and three travel agency assistants. The various means by ... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85018209939 | 'Your comments are meaner than your score': Score calibration talk influences intra- and inter-panel variability during scientific grant peer review | In scientific grant peer review, groups of expert scientists meet to engage in the collaborative decision-making task of evaluating and scoring grant applications. Prior research on grant peer review has established that inter-reviewer reliability is typically poor. In the current study, experienced reviewers for the N... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:80051935119 | 'getting people on board': Discursive leadership for consensus building in team meetings | Meetings are increasingly seen as sites where organizing and strategic change take place, but the role of specific discursive strategies and related linguistic-pragmatic and argumentative devices, employed by meeting chairs, is little understood. The purpose of this article is to address the range of behaviours of chai... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:34248850642 | 'only' as a determiner and as a generalized quantifier | Two types of linguistic theories have been particularly concerned with the analysis of 'only': pragmatics, in particular focus theory and presupposition theory, and generalized quantifier (GQ) theory, the latter in the negative sense that it has been eager to show that 'only' is not a GQ. Judging from such analyses, th... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85083889129 | (A)Symmetry in vowel features in verbs and pseudoverbs: ERP evidence | This paper examines the processing of height and place contrasts in vowels in words and pseudowords, using mismatch negativity (MMN) to determine firstly whether asymmetries resulting from underlying representations found in the processing of vowels in isolation will remain in a word context and secondly whether there ... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85139740453 | (AL)BERT Down the Garden Path: Psycholinguistic Experiments for Pre-trained Language Models | This study compared the syntactic capabilities of several neural language models (LMs) including Transformers (BERT / ALBERT) and LSTM and investigated whether they exhibit human-like syntactic representations through a targeted evaluation approach, a method to evaluate the syntactic processing ability of LMs using sen... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:84987796844 | (Almost) never letting go: Inference retention during text understanding | This chapter describes the conditional retention theory and its implications in detail, and shows how conditional retention in a modular processing framework accounts for a wide range of recent experimental data on lexical disambiguation. The chapter presents an argument for the theory that provides a coherent account ... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85030719529 | (Anti-)Latinate syntax in Renaissance dialogue: Romance translations of Erasmus's Uxor Mempsigamos | Romance texts translated from Latin-especially in the Middle Ages and during the Renaissance period- A re supposed to contain numerous syntactic phenomena which can be explained as direct calques from the source text. Nevertheless, scholars often refer exclusively to this phenomenon i.e. the calque itself or Latinism w... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85008235627 | (Aspect, rating) summarization based on topic model | This paper proposes a topic model TMPP (Topic Model based on Phrase Parameter), which can extract the aspects and associated with their ratings for the evaluated entities in online reviews. TMPP has three characterisitcs: (1)It assumes the review is represented as a bag-of-phrase. (2)It extends the document-topic param... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:84874262016 | (Big) usage data in web search | Web Search, which takes its root in the mature field of information retrieval, evolved tremendously over the last 15 years. The field encountered its first revolution when it started to deal with huge amounts of Web pages. Then, a major step was accomplished when engines started to consider the structure of the Web gra... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85081730058 | (De)legitimation of monolingual ideologies in a US teachers’ online forum | The prevalence of English monolingualism in the current sociopolitical public has well been documented in the field of educational linguistics. In the United States, the monolingual underpinnings of educational policies have been criticized extensively for putting language minority (LM) students at a disadvantage. An i... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:84875103037 | (De)legitimising hunting - Discourses over the morality of hunting in Europe and eastern Africa | Hunting is an activity that appears to provoke - often immediate and strongly pronounced - moral assessments, i.e., judgments of what is 'right' or 'wrong'. A large body of literature explores these moral arguments, often from a philosophical or normative perspective, focusing on specific types of hunting. However, stu... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:84959052033 | (De-)legitimizing medical professional discourses: evaluations from foreign English teachers in Japan | Utilizing Donal Carbaugh's work on Cultural Discourse Analysis, this study explores the intersection of language, intercultural, and health communication within the context of globalization by focusing upon foreign language teachers as migrant workers. As part of a larger study interviewing 49 migrant workers in Japan,... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:84903614395 | (Des)contextualized assessment of the english language in primary teaching - The distance between theory and practice | Current paper analyzes evaluations of the theoretical proposal of contextualized assessment (from PCNs) and the contingency of this practice. The corpus comprised ten assessments provided by teachers to students of the 6th to 9th grades of elementary government schools in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil. Analyzed doc... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85081583094 | (Detection and recovery effects of wrongly written characters in context among readers of chinese as a second language) | Reading processes are an important issue in psycholinguistics. Scholars have different opinions about the processes and cognitive models involved in reading. Moreover, whether wrongly written Chinese characters can be detected and restored in context is also the focus of much research (among which the relationship and ... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:84948979200 | (Dis) Union at 150: Collective Memories of Secession | This article reports on the results of an exploratory qualitative study of the collective memories of Secession held by a diverse group of university students (n = 54) at a large southern research institution. Participants completed a survey that asked them to produce a narrative of Secession as well as to rank a selec... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85045027912 | (Dis)Continuity: The cultural intelligence hypothesis reconsidered | According to linguistic functionalism, the cultural theory of language rests on the assumption of general learning abilities in the human individual. Such general intelligence encompasses various capabilities, including an efficient working memory, swift learning from experience, and the ability to plan complex actions... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85060616008 | (Dis)encountersand (re)arrangements: What would Michel Pêcheux say about a theory of subject for literary journalism? | The purpose of this paper is to reflect on the concept of subject used in | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85096961108 | (Divergent) participation in the California vowel shift by Korean Americans in Southern California | This study investigates the participation in the California Vowel Shift by Korean Americans in Los Angeles. Five groups of subjects participated in a picture narrative task: First-, 1.5-, and second-generation Korean Americans, Anglo-Californians, and (non-immigrants Korean late learners of English. Results showed a cl... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85113959010 | (Dys)prosody in parkinson’s disease: Effects of medication and disease duration on intonation and prosodic phrasing | The phonology of prosody has received little attention in studies of motor speech disor-ders. The present study investigates the phonology of intonation (nuclear contours) and speech chunking (prosodic phrasing) in Parkinson’s disease (PD) as a function of medication intake and duration of the disease. Following method... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85146387798 | (En)gendering Peace: A Queer Feminist Analysis of South Africa’s (2020-2025) National Action Plan on Women, Peace, and Security | | This research paper presents a queer feminist analysis of gendered discourses in South Africa’s (SA) (2020-2025) National Action Plan (NAP) on Women, Peace, and Security (WPS). It builds on an extensive field of WPS scholarship by using the case study of SA’s NAP to illustrate how policy can be used to harness critic... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85072812618 | (Exclusion begins at home. Critical analysis of the construction of the discursive representation of transgender identity in relation to family and other social actors) | The aim of this work is to analyze the construction of the discursive representation of transgender identity in its relation to various social actors, based on the linguistic analysis of a corpus of life stories produced by trans people in Buenos Aires City between 2012 and 2016. The theoretical framework is Critical D... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85063403612 | (Greek passage), from Classical Greek to Koine Greek | Based upon the corpus of Classical and Hellenistic Greek, the goal of this study is to analyze the lexicon of fraternity both in its diachronic evolution and from the point of view of linguistic typology. The lexicon of fraternity in Classical Greek and in non-semiticized Koine Greek can be compared to that of Classica... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85139827883 | (IM)POLITE STRATEGIES IN TELECINEMATIC DISCOURSE: IRONY AND SARCASM IN THE TV SERIES VIS A VIS | This paper addresses the use of the annotations and descriptions in the scripts of a Spanish television series as metapragmatic labels that classify (im)polite instances as ironic or sarcastic. Fictional data are proposed as a corpus that allows a first-order approach to the lay understanding and evaluation of (im)poli... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85082936678 | (IN)Tolerant on gender: Comparison of english and slovenian arguments against changing sexist language | With the participation of women in the public sphere and social relations, the need for a cultural transformation arose, which would represent and address both genders. One of the more important questions posed by many feminist linguists during the Second Wave Feminism was how the eradication of linguistic sexism could... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85106500957 | (ISA 15:9) and (QOH 1:15): On dialectal wordplay and nasal spreading in the bible | Biblical punsters occasionally moved beyond the confines of Standard Biblical Hebrew, producing dialectal wordplay. In a number of cases, the nonstandard form is a phonological variant from another dialect. The best-known examples of this type involve dialectal differences in diphthong contraction (monophthongization).... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85026839662 | (Im)politeness and L2 socialization: Using reactions from online fora to a world leader's 'impolite' behavior | (Im)politeness is socio-culturally and socio-pragmatically relative and is also a significant and ever-present aspect of human interaction that affects the construction, maintenance, reproduction and transformation of our relationships. It should therefore be a prominent part of the L2 curriculum. In German language cl... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:84964713826 | (Im)politeness strategies in social networks: A comparative analysis of Facebook and Twitter | The aim of this paper is to analyze the (im)politeness present in two popular social networks in Spain, namely Facebook and Twitter, using both quantitative and qualitative comparative studies. To do this, comments made to a publication that contains exactly the same text that was written by the same journalist are ana... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85020529223 | (In)civility and online deliberation: readers’ reactions to race-related news stories | Reacting to an increase in gratuitous racist and sexist comments made by readers in response to online articles, media outlets in South Africa have begun closing down their comments sections, an action that has been repeated many times over across the globe. After a particularly abusive tirade against a young women who... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85099182021 | (Info)Graphically Inclined: A framework of infographic learning | Infographics are appearing in children’s magazines, picture books, and informational texts. Understanding, and ultimately creating, these complex visual representations of information or data requires higher level thinking skills to analyze and understand how the text and graphics work together to convey meaning. The a... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:39049135401 | (Inter) subjectification, Japanese syntax and syntactic scope increase | This paper investigates the correlation between semantic-pragmatic change of (inter) subjectification and its syntactic effects. It points out that the diachronic change of subjectification > intersubjectification (Traugott 2003) finds its synchronic counterpart in the rigid predicate order of Japanese. Furthermore, pa... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85049833490 | (Inter-)Fonología del Español Contemporáneo (I)FEC: Methodology of a research program for corpus phonology | The present contribution describes and discusses the methodology of the corpus phonological research program (Inter-)Fonología del Español Contemporáneo -(I)FEC-, which aims to document both the phonic varia-tion in the Spanish-speaking world and the pronunciation of Spanish as an L2 and a foreign language in different... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:84893742526 | (Judicious) Interpretation: Walter Benjamin Reads the Early German Romantics | In his doctoral dissertation-The Concept of Criticism in German Romanticism, finished in 1919 and published as a book in 1920-Walter Benjamin explores the epistemological and aesthetic foundations of the concept of criticism expounded by the early German Romantics Friedrich Schlegel and Novalis. Many of the themes in t... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85137318248 | (LISACMT) Language Identification and Sentiment analysis of English-Urdu 'code-mixed' text using LSTM | Sentiment analysis is the method of identifying and extracting the opinions, attitudes, and polarity indicated in a text. Individuals, organizations and companies make decisions based on the sentiments expressed by users toward products, services, social or cultural issues, and government policies. Advancements in Natu... | [
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https://aclanthology.org//W07-0718/ | (Meta-) Evaluation of Machine Translation | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85073980571 | (Mis) leading Britain’s conversation: The cultivation of consent on the Nigel Farage radio phone-in show | In this article, I adopt the socio-cognitive approach to critical discourse analysis (CDA) to interpret the discourse found on the popular UK radio phone-in programme the Nigel Farage Show. Evidence emerged of positive self-presentation and negative other representation through denials of prejudice, discursive de-racia... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85095131358 | (Mis)Measuring people's attitudes from social media | Activities of people, recorded via digital devices or online environments, offer increasingly comprehensive pictures of both individual and group-level behavior, potentially allowing inferences within and outside the platforms. These digital traces are often in the form of textual units such as tweets or Reddit posts o... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:17444378941 | (Mis)alignments in counseling for Huntington's Disease predictive testing: Clients' responses to reflective frames | As a sequel to an earlier paper (Sarangi et al., 2004. J Genet Couns, 13(2), 135-155) examining genetic counselors' initiation of reflective frames, in this paper we analyze the variable ways in which clients respond to such reflective frames in the clinical setting. Of the six types of reflective questions identified,... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85091752491 | (Non-)Interacting with conversational agents: Perceptions and motivations of using chatbots and voice assistants | Conversational agents (CAs) such as Siri, Alexa, and Google Assistant are increasingly penetrating everyday life. From a Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) perspective, designing CAs that appropriately support the way they are used within daily life is still challenging. While initial design guidelines for human-AI inter... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85099352792 | (Non-)honorific ways of referring to public figures in the polish media discourse in Lithuania | This article focuses on the ways of referring to public figures which involve the use of honorifics when talking about high-ranking representatives of society. In the Polish cultural tradition this function is performed by official and professional titles and the honorific pan/pani 'mister/misses'. The study analyses d... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85090652241 | (Not only) Linguistic View on Machine Translation (Following the Example of the Translations of Technical Documentation Texts from English to Slovak) | Machine translation is currently a very widespread translation technology, translating from one language to another. In the first part of the paper, we explain the basic principles of the machine translation process, we also identify the reasons behind their error rate, and the influence of grammatical differences of t... | [
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https://aclanthology.org//1993.iwpt-1.6/ | (Pictorial) LR Parsing from an Arbitrary Starting Point | In pictorial LR parsing it is always difficult to establish from which point of a picture the parsing process has to start. This paper introduces an algorithm that allows any element of the input to be considered as the starting one and, at the same time, assures that the parsing process is not compromised. The algorit... | [
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http://arxiv.org/abs/2212.09848v1 | (Psycho-)Linguistic Features Meet Transformer Models for Improved Explainable and Controllable Text Simplification | State-of-the-art text simplification (TS) systems adopt end-to-end neural network models to directly generate the simplified version of the input text, and usually function as a blackbox. Moreover, TS is usually treated as an all-purpose generic task under the assumption of homogeneity, where the same simplification is... | [
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http://arxiv.org/abs/2212.10003v1 | (QA)$^2$: Question Answering with Questionable Assumptions | Naturally-occurring information-seeking questions often contain questionable assumptions -- assumptions that are false or unverifiable. Questions containing questionable assumptions are challenging because they require a distinct answer strategy that deviates from typical answers to information-seeking questions. For i... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:84882824857 | (R) as a Variable | The phoneme/r/varies a great deal between and within languages with respect to its articulatory and acoustic realization. Such variation can be stratified sociolinguistically, making (R) an important sociolinguistic variable. Most research in this field has been carried out on English, but English has the advantage of ... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:84958749098 | (Re)Searching culture in foreign language textbooks, or the politics of hide and seek | ABSTRACT: Textbooks are curriculum artefacts that embody particular ideologies and legitimise specific types of knowledge [Apple, M. W. (1982). Education and power. Boston: Routledge & Kegan Paul; Apple, M. W., & Christian-Smith, L. K. (1991). The politics of the textbook. In M. W. Apple & L. K. Christian-Smith (Eds.),... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:78649316367 | (Re)Storying Obama: An Examination of Recently Published Informational Texts | American publishers have published numerous children's books about Barack Obama over the past several years; most take the form of informational biographies. This article reports on a research project aimed at how these books incorporate sociohistorical narratives, particularly those related to the civil rights movemen... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:84892391571 | (Re)constructing economic citizenship in a welfare state - Intersections of gender and class | Purpose - The purpose of the paper is to discuss and illustrate how contemporary market discourses rearticulate socio-political relationships and identities, including the rights, duties, and opportunities of individuals and categories of individuals as citizens. More specifically, the purpose is to analyze how "econom... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85078625031 | (Re)constructing social hierarchies: a critical discourse analysis of an international charity’s visual appeals | A British coffee chain’s fundraising practices constitute a background for this study to examine ideological discourses behind British charitable giving. The charity executes projects in coffee growing communities by providing education for children in disadvantaged neighbourhoods. The study takes a critical stance fro... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85098822307 | (Re)construing meaning in NLP | Human speakers have an extensive toolkit of ways to express themselves. In this paper, we engage with an idea largely absent from discussions of meaning in natural language understanding-namely, that the way something is expressed reflects different ways of conceptualizing or construing the information being conveyed. ... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85061668423 | (Re)counting rape in Alfred's domboc and early English law | This article uses quantitative and linguistic methodologies to explore how sexual violations to the female body were understood and subsequently adjudicated in Anglo-Saxon England, using Alfred's domboc, or “judgement book,” as primary evidence. While the specificity with which Alfred considered rape from other forms o... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85071947927 | (Re)introducing vygotsky’s thought: From historical overview to contemporary psychology | Theories formulated by Russian psychologist and educator Lev Vygotsky currently range from being applied and celebrated across multiple contexts to be considered outdated. In this paper, we maintain that such inconsistency in application stems from the overreliance on translated or reformulated Vygotskian theories, the... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:84959331999 | (Re)mapping Terra Nullius: Hindmarsh, Wik and Native Title Legislation in Australia | In this paper, I argue that the Hindmarsh and Wik cases stand as crucial case studies that evidence the ongoing (re)production of terra nullius within contemporary Australian contexts. They bring into focus the critical importance the signifiers of property, capitalist ‘productivity’ and legality within the settler-col... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85128556964 | (Re)politicization of climate change mitigating projects: environmental forms and motives of the Seine Nord Europe canal | Climate change adaptation and mitigation strategies are gaining visibility and support. Decision-makers are defending the extension of large infrastructures that are low greenhouse gas (GHG) emitters, as a way to act quickly and massively without calling into question existing economic models. This situation depolitici... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85041610782 | (Re)producing the ‘natural man’ in men’s online advice media: achieving masculinity through embodied and mental mastery | This paper focuses on analysis of one component of a larger study exploring men’s online sex advice. The parent project examines the use of casual sex with multiple women as a mandatory obligation in accumulating social status and esteem in men’s online Pick-Up Artist (PUA) advice outlets. While earlier analysis focuse... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85099821784 | (Re)producing wilderness tourism discourses in Algonquin Provincial Park | Particular types of nature-based tourism programs, including multi-day children’s overnight/residential summer camp canoe tripping programs in North America, often (re)produce (neo)colonial constructions of nature and the “wilderness.” The purpose of this paper is to expose how wilderness is constructed and circulated ... | [
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https://aclanthology.org//W13-4916/ | (Re)ranking Meets Morphosyntax: State-of-the-art Results from the SPMRL 2013 Shared Task | [
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SCOPUS_ID:84904992803 | (Re-)flected bodies: On the relationship between body and language | Although in the modern age there were plenty of attempts to overcome the mindbody dualism, its philosophical theories of languages reintroduced it in a subtle but not less effective way. In this article several theorems to think on the materiality of the sign are discussed, and the preponderance, from Kierkegaard to th... | [
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http://arxiv.org/abs/1810.06351v1 | (Self-Attentive) Autoencoder-based Universal Language Representation for Machine Translation | Universal language representation is the holy grail in machine translation (MT). Thanks to the new neural MT approach, it seems that there are good perspectives towards this goal. In this paper, we propose a new architecture based on combining variational autoencoders with encoder-decoders and introducing an interlingu... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:80052381932 | (Sub)regular robotic languages | This paper brings together concepts from linguistics and formal language theory and applies them to model robot behavior. This is done by defining a class of formal languages that capture the abstract behavior of robots which can be described as hybrid systems with stable continuous dynamics. It is shown that this clas... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85093527729 | (Turlututu, le chapeau pointu) or from Perception to Production of the Vowel /y/ by Polish Speakers | Our basic assumption is that all voices are born from listening. We will focus on the pronouncing difficulties of the vowel /y/ by Polish learners of level A1/A2: a preliminary descriptive and comparative study, corroborated by an acoustic study, determined that the phoneme /y/ is often pronounced: 1) too posterior and... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:0036117244 | (Un)reasonable doubt? The invocation of children's consent in sexual abuse trial judgments | The techniques of discursive psychology were used to analyze the discourse of offence descriptions in criminal trial judgments in recent cases of child sexual abuse in Canada. In certain cases, descriptions of the complaints provided resources that judges mobilized as a warrant for doubt by contrasting children's negat... | [
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http://arxiv.org/abs/2108.05682v2 | (Un)solving Morphological Inflection: Lemma Overlap Artificially Inflates Models' Performance | In the domain of Morphology, Inflection is a fundamental and important task that gained a lot of traction in recent years, mostly via SIGMORPHON's shared-tasks. With average accuracy above 0.9 over the scores of all languages, the task is considered mostly solved using relatively generic neural seq2seq models, even wit... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85084719598 | (Unused) potentials of educators’ covert language policies at public schools in Limpopo, South Africa | Language policy is an influencing factor of the educational outcome for pupils in Africa. Colonial languages have been largely used and African Languages are neglected. Despite this, the South African Constitution (1996) declares eleven official languages. However, curricular developments favour Afrikaans and English. ... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85114665812 | (What) Can Deep Learning Contribute to Theoretical Linguistics? | Deep learning (DL) techniques have revolutionised artificial systems’ performance on myriad tasks, from playing Go to medical diagnosis. Recent developments have extended such successes to natural language processing, an area once deemed beyond such systems’ reach. Despite their different goals (technological developme... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85093295266 | (almost) unsupervised grammatical error correction using a synthetic comparable corpus | We introduce unsupervised techniques based on phrase-based statistical machine transla- tion for grammatical error correction (GEC) trained on a pseudo learner corpus created by Google Translation. We verified our GEC sys- tem through experiments on a low resource track of the shared task at Building Educa- tional Appl... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85137403059 | *Mököröön > Mögürüön ~ Möŋürüön ‘Megüren’: One Ethnonym of Buryat Origin in Yakut Discourse Revisited | Introduction. The article examines the onym Megüren (Yak. Möŋürüön < Mögürüön) used as a name of several administrative units in the territory of Yakutia, mainly those included in Meginsky (Yak. Mäŋä) District. The available 17th-century written sources — i.e. earliest Russian-language documents on Yakuts — mention no ... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:85119360962 | *SEM@NAACL-HLT 2019 - 8th Joint Conference on Lexical and Computational Semantics | The proceedings contain 32 papers. The topics discussed include: SURel: a gold standard for incorporating meaning shifts into term extraction; word usage similarity estimation with sentence representations and automatic substitutes; beyond context: a new perspective for word embeddings; composition of sentence embeddin... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:77950742013 | *kL > TL sound change in germanic and elsewhere: Descriptions, explanations, and implications | An underdescribed sound change in Germanic is the shift of initial kl and gl to tl and dl respectively. Though not widely known, KL > TL has occurred more than once in the history of Germanic. Relevant phonetic factors include coarticulation and perceptual similarity. A third structural factor in Germanic and elsewhere... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:14844298648 | *t to k: An Austronesian sound change revisited | Although the change of *t to k in Hawaiian has been known and commented on for over 15O years, the widespread driftlike character of this development within Austronesian as a whole has generally gone unappreciated. This paper examines 20 historically independent instances of a *t > k change in at least 43 languages. Tw... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:84873884744 | -ile and the pragmatic pathways of the resultative in Bantu Botatwe | The Bantu sufixile, common across Bantu, has intricate interpretive patterns in many languages, and especially in the languages in the group known as Bantu Botatwe. While showing evidence for the common grammaticalization pathway from resultative to anterior to perfective or simple past, the -ile sufix in these languag... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:44949223618 | /nailon/ - Software for online analysis of prosody | This paper presents /nailon/ - a software package for online real-time prosodic analysis that captures a number of prosodic features relevant for interaction control in spoken dialogue systems. The current implementation captures silence durations; voicing, intensity, and pitch; pseudo-syllable durations; and intonatio... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:75449101646 | /r/-liaison in English: An empirical study | This article presents the results of an empirical study on the phenomenon of /r/-liaison (i.e., linking /r/ and intrusive /r/) in non-rhotic English from the perspective of usage-based Cognitive Linguistics. The study looks into sociolinguistic, phonetic and usage-based factors that condition variability in /r/-liaison... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:67349149046 | 1-D chaincode pattern matching for compression of Bi-level printed farsi and arabic textual images | In some scripts, especially the Farsi/Arabic script, letters normally attach together and produce many different patterns, some of which are fully or partially similar. Detecting such patterns and exploiting them to reduce the library size, has a rather great effect on the compression ratio. In this paper, a lossy/loss... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:84883289559 | 10 Years of probabilistic querying - What next? | Over the past decade, the two research areas of probabilistic databases and probabilistic programming have intensively studied the problem of making structured probabilistic inference scalable, but - so far - both areas developed almost independently of one another. While probabilistic databases have focused on describ... | [
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SCOPUS_ID:84876933746 | 100<sup>th</sup> anniversary of Prof. Eugen Pauliny | The last piece of the extensive academic work of Eugen Pauliny is Vývin slovenskej deklinácie (Development of the Slovak Declination). The paper aims to point out some relations and boundaries between several levels of language, as well as numerous typical features of the Slovak declination from the point of view of co... | [
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