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Latvių kalbos vardažodžių priesagų priegaidžių kilmė
, 2019 The origin of tones in Latvian nominal suffixes The article deals with the origin and development of tones in Latvian nominal suffixes from a perspective of Balto-Slavic historical accentology.
V. Rinkevičius
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Bulletin of Luhansk Taras Shevchenko National University, 2021 The article reveals the theoretical and practical aspects of mastering the words of the Ukrainian language by future primary school teachers. The study of accentuation norms is considered as an important component of the language and speech training of ...
Tamara Markotenko, L. Melnyk
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Text Mining Oral Histories in Historical Archaeology
International Journal of Historical Archaeology, 2023 Advances in text mining and natural language processing methodologies have the potential to productively inform historical archaeology and oral history research.
Madeline Brown, Paul A. Shackel
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Workshop on Computational Approaches to Historical Language Change, 2023 While static embeddings have dominated computational approaches to lexical semantic change for quite some time, recent approaches try to leverage the contextualized embeddings generated by the language model BERT for identifying semantic shifts in ...
C. Beck, M. Köllner
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LINKS. A System for Historical Family Reconstruction in the Netherlands
Historical Life Course Studies, 2023 LINKS stands for 'LINKing System for historical family reconstruction' and is a software system to link nominal data from the Dutch archives and ultimately reconstruct historical individuals and families.
K. Mandemakers +5 more
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Archival Intimacies: Empathy and Historical Practice in 2023
Transactions of the Royal Historical Society, 2023 This article explores the use of empathy in historical research. Using evidence collected from a number of academic historians working in UK higher education institutions in 2022, this article uses empathy as a window into historians’ attitudes towards ...
S. Fox
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Towards Detecting Lexical Change of Hate Speech in Historical Data
Workshop on Computational Approaches to Historical Language Change, 2023 The investigation of lexical change has predominantly focused on generic language evolution, not suited for detecting shifts in a particular domain, such as hate speech. Our study introduces the task of identifying changes in lexical semantics related to
Sanne Hoeken +4 more
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Die Entwicklung der Ausdrucksmittel der russischen Praesens- und Praeteritalflexion [PDF]
, 1997 The present work ... is intended to supplement the synchronous descriptions of Slavic verbflexion so far with the so-called "analytic-synthetic-functional method" by a diachronic investigation. She may refer to the preparatory work of T.
Hammel, Robert
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The Monument of Heroic Events and Students’ Historical Imagination in Padang
Paramita: Historical Studies Journal, 2023 Nowadays, history teachers are challenged to present exciting and meaningful history learning for students. To achieve that, being a creative teacher is a demand and a challenge for history teachers must do.
R. Yefterson, Yelda Syafrina, Uun Lionar
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“Here Be Dragons”: Historical and Contemporary Archaeology and Heritage in the Aegean Sea
Historical Archaeology, 2023 Postmedieval, modern, and contemporary remains are ubiquitous, yet their study and curatorship are uncommon in the Aegean geographic context. In this article I discuss the materiality of these uncared-for ruins, drawing from rural and urban remains in ...
Stelios Lekakis
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