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The Bulgarian press from its appearance in 1842 to September 9, 1944 (the cardinal change of power in Bulgaria) had about 10 270 newspapers and magazines.
Prof. Zdravka Konstantinova, Ph. D.
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Language Planning and Planned Languages: How Can Planned Languages Inform Language Planning? [PDF]
The field of language planning (LP) has largely ignored planned languages. Of classic descriptions of LP processes, only Tauli (preceded by Wüster) suggests that planned languages (what Wüster calls Plansprache) might bear on LP theory and practice.
Humphrey Tonkin
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Verbal disputes, social totality, and trans politics
Abstract A puzzling feature about the dispute over whether trans women are women is its apparent verbality: gender‐critical theorists assert a biological fact about trans women, and trans‐inclusionary theorists respond by asserting a social/psychological fact about trans women.
Katie Zhou
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Fanfiction in Esperanto – Esperanto in Fanfiction
Esperanto’s role in fanfiction provides a compelling case study of how constructed languages function within digital participatory culture. This article examines the ways in which Esperanto appears in fan-created narratives, both as a storytelling device and as a medium for linguistic experimentation.
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Punxa: A Python‐Based RISC‐V System Simulator for Education
This work introduces an interactive co‐simulation framework that helps students understand computer architecture by bridging hardware and software analysis. Prioritizing detailed analysis over performance, it provides an integrated environment for iterative design, performance evaluation, and debugging.
David Castells‐Rufas +2 more
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Radiologic text correction for better machine understanding
This study investigates the effectiveness of an automated spelling correction method in enhancing machine understanding of specialized radiologic reports, outperforming human annotators by over 30% in accuracy and improving information retrieval in complex linguistic contexts.
András Kicsi +2 more
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Abstract While journalists performed a long‐rehearsed move to announce the death of Elizabeth II on the BBC, several volunteer editors rushed to break the news in the late queen's Wikipedia article. Aside from updating verb tenses from is to was, such edits entailed a revisionist approach, with Wikipedians seeking to shape how the British royals would ...
Guilherme Fians
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