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A New Look at Chinese Network Catchphrases
Theory and Practice in Language Studies, 2019 This paper explores how contextual factors govern the meaning making of Chinese network catchphrases. Kovecses’ context theory concerning metaphor studies is used as the theoretical framework to make a research into the metaphorical meaning making in Chinese network catchphrases.
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The Myth of “Cry Wolof”: The Wolof Provenance of African American Language
, 2017 The term “Cry Wolof” is a disparaging catchphrase first introduced by U.S. linguist Laurence Horn as a dismissal of Wolof etymologies in African American language. The cogency of this catchphrase is largely dependent on the circa-1970s argument that the
Zola Sohna
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The catch of the day: The shortcomings of promoting sustainable seafood consumption in Peru
Conservation Science and PracticeEnvironmental organizations promote seafood consumption as a more sustainable alternative to other protein sources. However, the extent to which seafood consumption complies with sustainability goals remains an open question.
Daniella Biffi +2 more
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Cogent Social Sciences, 2019 Sustainable development (SD) has become a popular catchphrase in contemporary development discourse. However, in spite of its pervasiveness and the massive popularity it has garnered over the years, the concept still seems unclear as many people continue
Justice Mensah
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, 1979 Of late, the discussion about alternative ways of securing our future energy supply has received a new impulse by the introduction of the catchphrase "soft energy". This catchphrase is exemplary for widely-applied socio-political criticism of the general
Voß, Alfred +4 more
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Multilateralism and world order
, 1992 ‘World order’ has become a current catchphrase of political discourse and journalism. ‘Multilateralism’ has become something of a growth sector in academic studies.
Robert W. Cox
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From social to intangible remittances: toward a comprehensive framework of remittances
Comparative Migration StudiesLevitt’s ground-breaking concept of social remittances has inspired many empirical studies in migration research, yet its theoretical underpinnings remain relatively underdeveloped.
Janine Isabelle Pinkow-Läpple +1 more
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Nothing About Patients Without Patients: More Than Just a Catchphrase! [PDF]
Perm J, 2023 Davidoff R, Litman K, Lewis B.
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A Study on the Network Catchphrases from the Perspective of Memetics
Journal of Language Teaching and Research, 2019 Memetics is a new theory in linguistic research. It was put forward by Richard Dawkins in order to explain cultural evolutionism. Meme refers to imitation, replication and propagation, which plays an important role in language and cultural development. Memetics has already attracted many scholars’ attentions and has become more and more popular.
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Employee Uncovers Sign, First Florida Bank Event
, 1986 An employee removes a cloth bag over a sign for First Florida Bank that says Florida is Our Middle Name at a company event in the Florida State Conference Center.
Gandy, George Skip, IV
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