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Toward a Conceptual Model of Academic Translation Competence
ABSTRACT Different cultures have distinct conceptions of knowledge and ways of defining, generating and communicating knowledge. Therefore, multilingualism in academia has been shown to be instrumental in preserving the various systems of knowledge, equality of opportunity in science and enhancing the international competitiveness of scholars whose ...
Krisztina Károly
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Artificial grammar learning meets formal language theory: an overview. [PDF]
Fitch WT, Friederici AD.
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A Chaotic Neural Network Model for English Machine Translation Based on Big Data Analysis.
Cao Q, Hao H.
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ABSTRACT Bilingual subject instruction (BSI) is one form of language support classes in Norwegian schools, preparing students from language minorities for mainstream instruction by combining subject and language tutoring through the students’ home language.
Agnieszka Moraczewska
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ABSTRACT Given the importance of the linguistic landscape in language learning, the digital linguistic landscape (DLL) has emerged as an important multimodal input resource. However, few studies have been conducted to explore the antecedent and predictive effect of the DDL on L2 writing. To address this gap, the study attempted to conceptualize the DLL
Zi Yang, Lawrence Jun Zhang
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CABots and Other Neural Agents. [PDF]
Huyck C, Mitchell I.
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ABSTRACT Interlingual translation, as defined by Roman Jakobson, refers to the transfer of meaning between languages. However, this concept has often been conflated with linguistic shifts between distinct cultures and nation‐states. To challenge this misconception, I propose the concept of self‐consumption translation (SCT), a subfield of interlingual ...
Bilin (Belen) Liu
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Towards Measurable Types for Dynamical Process Modeling Languages. [PDF]
Mjolsness E.
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ABSTRACT Due to advances in natural language processing and artificial intelligence, automated feedback, teacher feedback, and peer feedback have been available for teachers to utilize in their L2 writing classrooms. Integrating these kinds of feedback in L2 writing instruction remains challenging.
Jianhua Zhang, Lawrence Jun Zhang
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