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Biological, linguistic, and individual factors govern voice quality

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
Voice quality serves as a rich source of information about speakers, providing listeners with impressions of identity, emotional state, age, sex, reproductive fitness, and other biologically and socially salient characteristics. Understanding how this information is transmitted, accessed, and exploited requires knowledge of the psychoacoustic ...
Jody Kreiman, Yoonjeong Lee
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Linguistic Attention Control: Attention Shifting Governed by Grammaticized Elements of Language.

Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition, 2005
In 2 experiments, the authors investigated attention control for tasks involving the processing of grammaticized linguistic stimuli (function words) contextualized in sentence fragments. Attention control was operationalized as shift costs obtained with adult speakers of English in an alternating-runs experimental design (R. D. Rogers & S.
Marlene, Taube-Schiff, Norman, Segalowitz   +1 more
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Termium ? The Canadian government linguistic data bank

Computers and Translation, 1986
Presentation de la banque de donnee linguistique du gouvernement canadien.
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A Study of Linguistic Analysis Local Governments’ Slogans in Korea

The Journal of Linguistics Science, 2017
This paper analysed the terminology, meaning, language and structure of slogans which are being used by Korean local and regional governments. The result of this analysis confirmed that the slogan terminology which is being used by local governments is quite confusing and unclear.
Gui-Hong Lim, Sang-ok Choi
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Linguistic Creativity : Rule-Governed or Rule-Breaking ?

Recherches anglaises et nord-américaines, 2017
The essay starts from a proposition taken as an axiom : the centre of the practice of language is the dialectic of rule-governed and rule-breaking creativity. The dialectic is introduced at the levels of the sentence, of a natural language, of discourse and of literary genres.
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Governing the word: Antonio Gramsci and Soviet linguistics on language policy

Language & History, 2017
AbstractThe paper explores the possibility of an influence on Antonio Gramsci’s conception of language by the sociolinguistics developed in Soviet Russia in the 1920s. In the first part, the paper focusses on linguistic policy, analysing the evolution of the meaning of the term between Gramsci’s pre-prison and prison writings.
Restaneo, Pietro
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From Free Speech to Linguistic Governance

2012
In January 2011, US pastor Terry Jones was barred from entering Britain. He had called for an International Burn a Koran Day on the anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks (BBC, 2011a, 20 January 2011). In June 2011, Palestinian activist Sheikh Raed Salah was detained under an exclusion order, barring him from visiting the UK amidst accusations of ...
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The politics of multilingualism: Europeanisation, globalisation and linguistic governance

Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development, 2019
Over the past few decades, scholars in such diverse disciplines as sociolinguistics, political science, philosophy, law and economics have tackled key questions concerning multilingualism, linguist...
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E-Governance on the Web: Linguistic and Discursive Strategies

2015
The chapter delves into the ongoing debate on e-governance, concentrating on the relationship between language use and other dimensions of social life such as identity and belonging as they are discursively encoded online. It suggests that new media communication may work as a tool of social cohesion and inclusion. By looking at linguistic evidence, it
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Linguistic Challenges of Interoperable Registers in the Context of E-Government Services

Pázmány Law Review, 2023
E-administration requires, among others, interoperability between registers kept by authorities. Databases hold data clustered around concepts stemming from the different legal acts governing the procedures of the various authorities. Owing to the conceptual and terminological incoherence pervasive throughout legal acts, the intended interoperability ...
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