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Languages represented by Boolean formulas
Information Processing Letters, 1997zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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The interactional significance of formulas in autistic language
Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics, 2003The phenomenon of echolalia in autistic language is well documented. Whilst much early research dismissed echolalia as merely an indicator of cognitive limitation, later work identified particular discourse functions of echolalic utterances. The work reported here extends the study of the interactional significance of echolalia to formulaic utterances.
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ITL - International Journal of Applied Linguistics, 1991
This paper is organizes in two parts: theoretical considerations followed by a discussion of the three-language formula with its focus on the teaching of English as a second language in India. For purposes of this paper we would like to look at language as a network of socio-cultural relations.
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This paper is organizes in two parts: theoretical considerations followed by a discussion of the three-language formula with its focus on the teaching of English as a second language in India. For purposes of this paper we would like to look at language as a network of socio-cultural relations.
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Belgian Journal of Linguistics, 2001
Corpora show that people are less original in using language than is generally believed. We routinely employ an immense repertoire of semi-preconstructed phrases, though we also adapt them: creative extensions and adaptations of institutionalized locutions sometimes occur more frequently than the ordinary
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Corpora show that people are less original in using language than is generally believed. We routinely employ an immense repertoire of semi-preconstructed phrases, though we also adapt them: creative extensions and adaptations of institutionalized locutions sometimes occur more frequently than the ordinary
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Identifying formulaic language
2009Identifying examples of formulaic language in text is a non-trivial challenge, but the difficulties can be much alleviated by the use of an appropriate definition. Three types of definition are distinguished. Type (i) lays out an analytic working space. Type (ii) derives from an analysis and represents a theoretical position.
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FORMULA 2.0: A Language for Formal Specifications
2013FORMULA 2.0 is a novel formal specification language based on open-world logic programs and behavioral types. Its goals are 1 succinct specifications of domain-specific abstractions and compilers, 2 efficient reasoning and compilation of input programs, 3 diverse synthesis and fast verification.
Ethan K. Jackson, Wolfram Schulte
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Formulaic Language, Creativity, and Language Play in a Second Language
Annual Review of Applied Linguistics, 2012Since the late 1990s, the field of applied linguistics has seen a revival of interest in the topic of linguistic creativity and language play, with several theoretical works spawning a variety of empirical studies of (second language) L2 learners. This chapter reviews recent literature in order to examine the reciprocal relationship between formulaic ...
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Formulaicity and language pedagogy
2001This thesis examines the extent to which research into formulaicity can usefully inform language pedagogy. Aspects of formulaicity are outlined to demonstrate the importance of this area of study to our understanding of language production and use. The relationship between research into formulaicity and wider linguistic research, and between this and ...
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