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Legal Linguistics of Judicial Educational Activities
Bulletin of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs, 2019 The objective of the study is to provide characteristics to the state of academic discipline “Legal Linguistics” in Ukraine and in the countries of Romano-Germanic law, and its origin.
О. V. Minchenko
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Kyiv-Mohyla Law and Politics Journal, 2015 This article’s purpose is to review certain EU legal concepts from a comparative law and linguistics perspective and to create guidelines for adapting these EU law concepts to the conceptual system of the member states.
Olena Samsonova
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The effective usage of corpora in legalese studies (on the example of the fiducie)
Comparative LegilinguisticsIf we consider corpus linguistics as the study of a language through its samples, we should give credit to its contribution to the advancement of various sub-fields of linguistics: lexicography, translation studies, applied linguistics, diachronic ...
Irina Gvelesiani
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SMART LEARNING MODELS OF CERTIFIED LEGAL TRANSLATORS AND INTERPRETERS
Comparative Legilinguistics, 2019 Legal translation has played an important part in the contact between different people and countries in the history, and is playing an even more significant role in the increasingly globalized world nowadays. The paper is to explore smart learning models
Ming XU
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Journal “Legal Linguistics”: abstract review
Неофилология, 2023 The result of close and significant social, state and scientific interaction between language and law is the development of a new applied branch of linguistic knowledge – Legal Linguistics. The term “legal linguistics” was introduced in 1999. At the same
I. N. Mursa, K. D. Shadrina
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CONCEPTUAL ORIGINS OF LEGAL LINGUISTICS
, 2021 This essay is a survey of methods applied and topics scrutinized in legal-linguistic studies. It starts with the elucidation of the epistemic interest that led to the emergence and to the subsequent expansion of the mainstream legal-linguistic knowledge ...
GALDIA, Marcus, Marcus GALDIA
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Examining Evaluativity in Legal Discourse: A Comparative Corpus-Linguistic Study of Thick Concepts
, 2021 How evaluative are legal texts? Do legal scholars and jurists speak a more descriptive or perhaps a more evaluative language? In this paper, we present the results of a corpus study in which we examined the use of evaluative language in both the legal domain as well as public discourse. For this purpose, we created two corpora.
Willemsen, Pascale +3 more
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Influence of migration processes in Europe on law and legal culture of information society [PDF]
E3S Web of Conferences, 2020 The relevance of research: The relevance of the problem under study is evidenced, first, by an active scientific discourse among lawyers on the impact of migration flows on modern law, and, second, by the necessity to elaborate the integral concept of ...
Pevtsova Elena +4 more
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Corpus Linguistics: the digital tool kit for analysing language and the law
, 2022 Corpus linguistics methodologies offer innovative ways of reading legal historical sources. Studying the language of source texts using computational techniques that retrieve linguistic data makes detailed searches of words, phrases, and lexical ...
Laske, Caroline
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Legal Russian in Legal - Linguistic Research
Comparative Legilinguistics, 2017 The article focuses upon the emergence and the development of the legal Russian language and the methodology used for its scrutiny in the legal-linguistic research in Russia and abroad.
Marcus GALDIA
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