Presentation of our Issue 6, number 11 “Language and power relations”
It is estimated that there are around 7,000 languages in the world. Only some of them have the status of being official languages and others are international languages. Many times, their status is linked to economic or political factors. In other cases,
Rolando Blas Sánchez
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Language contact in Brazil and the genesis of creole languages
This article seeks, first of all, to answer the question of why Portuguese did not creolize in Brazil. Based on inferences from the Brazilian case, the article presents a more general reflection on the conditions that allowed the emergence of creole ...
Dante Lucchesi
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On the (dis)unity of the Manila Bay Creoles: some lexical strata in Ternateño
Spanish lexifier creoles spoken in various parts of the Manila Bay region have usually been assumed to be descendants from a single creole. Data from Ternateño, the most viable of these languages, suggest that this may have (at least in part) a separate ...
Anthony Grant
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Artificial intelligence translation in healthcare: an urgent call for evidence-informed policy frameworks. [PDF]
Anyaegbuna C +8 more
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Decreasing missingness in race and ethnicity data by inclusion of preferred language for mapping to aggregate categories. [PDF]
Grabinski Z +6 more
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Language concordance in the digital collection of patient-reported outcome measures. [PDF]
Liu JB +7 more
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Measuring General Health Literacy in Haitian Immigrant Adults: Validation of the HLS<sub>19</sub>-Q12 Instrument in Haitian Creole. [PDF]
Chery MJ +17 more
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Using Participatory Methods to Create Informational Videos for Inclusive Brain Stimulation Research Recruitment: Action Research Study and Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial. [PDF]
Wong ML +6 more
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Adapting mainstreaming genetic education and clinical communication materials for cancer patients of varying backgrounds. [PDF]
Christian-Afflu SN +17 more
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Syntactic change in diachrony versus contact-induced change: two sides of the same coin? [PDF]
D'Alessandro R, Putnam MT, Terenghi S.
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