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Evolving techniques in sentiment analysis: a comprehensive review. [PDF]
PeerJ Comput SciKumar M, Khan L, Chang HT.
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Open optimism as an "embodied-health" ethic for the information era. [PDF]
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How to enhance primary healthcare capacity? Evidence from Chinese provinces through a configurational lens. [PDF]
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Clinical Decision Support and Natural Language Processing in Medicine: Systematic Literature Review.
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Adaptation at the Syntax-Semantics Interface: Evidence From a Vernacular Structure. [PDF]
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Linguistics of the Tibeto-Burman Area, 2017
AbstractIt is shown how Kiranti languages often express a semantically single clausal negation of a declarative verbal main clause with two clausal negators. We conjecture that the second negator has its origin in a copula and that the reinterpretation and integration of the copula into a negative construction follows the scenario known as a “Jespersen
van der Auwera, Johan, Vossen, Frens
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AbstractIt is shown how Kiranti languages often express a semantically single clausal negation of a declarative verbal main clause with two clausal negators. We conjecture that the second negator has its origin in a copula and that the reinterpretation and integration of the copula into a negative construction follows the scenario known as a “Jespersen
van der Auwera, Johan, Vossen, Frens
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2020
AbstractThis chapter is concerned with the linguistic environments in which double negation readings do and do not arise in double negation and negative concord languages. The theoretical background comes from other chapters in the Oxford Handbook of Negation.
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AbstractThis chapter is concerned with the linguistic environments in which double negation readings do and do not arise in double negation and negative concord languages. The theoretical background comes from other chapters in the Oxford Handbook of Negation.
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English Today, 1997
MICHAEL DUFFY looks at the double negative in English and parallel constructions in some East Asian ...
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MICHAEL DUFFY looks at the double negative in English and parallel constructions in some East Asian ...
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2007
Typological research suggests that double negation - the use of two negative markers to denote one negative meaning - is a popular strategy amongst a wide variety of languages. This paper focuses on two types of double negation. The first type, exemplified by Fr. Je ne chante pas ‘I don’t sing’, consists of a discontinuous sentence negator.
Ludovic De Cuypere +2 more
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Typological research suggests that double negation - the use of two negative markers to denote one negative meaning - is a popular strategy amongst a wide variety of languages. This paper focuses on two types of double negation. The first type, exemplified by Fr. Je ne chante pas ‘I don’t sing’, consists of a discontinuous sentence negator.
Ludovic De Cuypere +2 more
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Paraconsistent Double Negations as Classical and Intuitionistic Negations
Studia Logica, 2017zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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