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Starting Points in French Discourse Analysis’ Lexicometry to Study Political Tweets
To study a corpus of tweets by the French president Emmanuel Macron (#EmmanuelMacron), the paper presents a series of lexicometry works in French Discourse Analysis that have studied presidential discourse in France.
Marge Käsper, Liina Maurer
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Film Trade Policy After Chinaʼs Entry Into the World Trade Organisation
ABSTRACT This study provides an in‐depth analysis of Chinaʼs film trade policies following its accession to the World Trade Organisation in 2001. It examines the factors behind the limited international success of Chinese films. Through a corpus‐based critical discourse analysis of nine national policy documents (2001–2020), the research investigates ...
Lei Sun, Simon J. McKirdy
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Querying texts with the AntConc corpus software
AntConc is an open-source corpus linguistic tool featuring basic corpus linguistic analytical techniques. A powerful element of AntConc is its various pattern-searching methods. This paper describes the flavours of AntConc’s searching methods and illustrates them for the query of phonological, morphological, and syntactic phenomena.
Rajeg, GPW, Laksminy, LP, Rajeg, IM
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Discurso amoroso e identidad en la ficción audiovisual: el caso de LEX
El presente artículo se basa en el análisis de los guiones completos de la serie televisiva española LEX, emitida en 2008 en la cadena televisiva Antena 3. Se analiza este corpus ficcional utilizando las herramientas informáticas de los programas AntConc
Luisa Chierichetti
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Mining Medical Journals: Religion and Ideology in Nineteenth-Century Medicine.
In this paper, we present a multidisciplinary project, IMPRESS, which combines the digitization of three major nineteenth-century Belgian medical journals with a historical research project on the role of ideology in nineteenth-century Belgian medicine ...
Cécile Vanderpelen +6 more
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Machine learning and automation remain underutilized and inconsistently reported in evidence syntheses. Our large‐scale review of 2,271 studies highlights limited adoption beyond screening, with significant gaps in transparency, reporting, and responsible implementation—underscoring the urgent need for clearer guidelines and better integration of AI ...
Kristen L. Scotti +3 more
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The article deals with the interpretation of keywords as indicators of registering intertextual properties in English New Testament texts. The notion of “intertextuality” is represented in terms of three approaches: philosophical-poststructuralist, philological, and genre-textual is considered to be a complex interdisciplinary phenomenon and is ...
Bober, Nataliia +4 more
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Abstract Free‐ranging cats pose significant threats to biodiversity, yet the cat‐related media online has attracted millions of viewers. The reasons behind this surge in popularity, however, remain underexplored. To address this gap, we conducted a comparative culturomic analysis of over 6 million comments and 60,000 unique tags from over 3 million ...
Haozhong Si +3 more
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Particle verbs versus simplex verbs in Maldivian English
Abstract Notwithstanding current indications that English might soon become the country's dominant L1, the structures of English in the Maldives have—despite laudable exceptions—not yet received sufficient academic attention. The present paper studies the contrast between simplex verbs (e.g.
Tobias Bernaisch +2 more
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Corpus-assisted CDA of George Floyd’s Murder Reports on CNN and Aljazeera
In 2020, one news that shook the world was the murder of an Afro-American named George Floyd by Minneapolis police officers. This study focuses on the media coverage of George Floyd’s murder case by two news outlets, CNN and Aljazeera.
Radya Cantika Suhardiman Putri +1 more
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