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Hidden Agents, Explicit Obligations: A Linguistic Analysis of AI Ethics Guidelines. [PDF]

Sci Eng Ethics
Griffin TA, Goorman R, Green BP, Welie JVM.   +3 more
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Innovations in Deaf Health Care Communication: Systematic Review of Sign Language Recognition Systems.

J Med Internet Res
Marcolino MS, Oliveira LFR, Valle LR, Rosa LMMS, Sanches GTS, Santos NS, Costa MRD, Bernardino ELA, Cordeiro RAA, Prates RO, Reis ZSN, Campos MFM.   +11 more
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Large Language Models in Integrative Medicine: Progress, Challenges, and Opportunities. [PDF]

J Evid Based Med
Yip HF, Li Z, Zhang L, Lyu A.
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Iterative Large Language Model-Guided Sampling and Expert-Annotated Benchmark Corpus for Harmful Suicide Content Detection: Development and Validation Study. [PDF]

JMIR Med Inform
Park K, Baik MJ, Hwang Y, Shin Y, Lee H, Lee R, Lee SM, Sun JYH, Lee AR, Yoon SY, Lee DH, Moon J, Bak J, Cho K, Paik JW, Park S.   +15 more
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Examining cognitive load in human-machine collaborative translation: insights from eye-tracking experiments of Chinese-English translation. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Chen L.
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Psychological dynamics among Chinese and British negotiators and translators: A text-analytical study of translation manipulation in the English - Chinese translation of the Treaty of Nanking. [PDF]

PLoS One
Li M, Tian X.
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Digital Activism, Legal Reform, and Islamic Feminist Resistance in Saudi Arabia

Zakarriya J.
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Linguistic Gender Forms and Deontic Modality in Islamic Legal Translation: A Corpus-Based Study

Corpus Pragmatics, 2022
Abdelhamid Elewa, Hanem El-Farahaty
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Considering foreignization and domestication in EU legal translation: a corpus-based study

Perspectives, 2020
This paper investigates foreignizing and domesticating strategies in the translation of EU legislative texts. It starts by briefly introducing the dichotomy between foreignizing and domesticating translations, which has recently been revisited in the field of legal translation.
Martina Bajčić, Katja Dobrić Basaneže   +1 more
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A corpus-based approach to the translation of conceptual metaphors in legal language: Chinese Yuān (冤) and English ‘Injustice’, ‘Wrong’ and ‘Tort’

Perspectives, 2020
Yuān (冤) is a Chinese word literally meaning ‘bent’ which translates into English as ‘injustice’, ‘wrong’ and ‘tort’.
M. Mannoni
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