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Linguistic interpretation of speech errors

2016 6th International Conference on Computers Communications and Control (ICCCC), 2016
The paper is an attempt to illustrate the linguistic interpretation of speech, known that it remains insufficiently resolved, especially for Romanian. The cause is given by the multitude of criteria that can or should be considered important in speech processing.
Daniela Gifu, Marius Cioca
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Perception and Linguistic Interpretation

1963
Perception is based on a whole chain of physiological events, from the peripheric organ which registers the stimulus to the centre in the brain where it is identified and interpreted as this or that sensation (of heat, of taste, of sight, or of audition). Although we take into consideration only auditory stimuli in this context and, in principle, limit
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Linguistic interpretation and cognition

2005
This paper shows that the different treatments of inference in Cognitive Linguistics and Relevance Theory are by no means incompatible. The two frameworks work under the assumption that language use is an essentially interpretive enterprise, i.e. they reject the view that linguistic processing is a matter of decoding previously coded meaning.
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Linguistic Issues in Statutory Interpretation

2012
AbstractIn legal systems throughout the world, legislatures write laws, and judges construe and apply them when a dispute arises over their interpretation. This article focuses on the nature of the language issues which cause problems in statutory interpretation, and the ways that courts tend to address them.
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Computer Linguistics and Philosophical Interpretation

1998
This paper reports a procedure which I employed with two computational research instruments, the Index Thomisticus and its companion St. Thomas CD-ROM, in order to research the Thomistic axiom, ‘whatever is received is received according to the mode of the receiver.’ My procedure extends to the lexicological methods developed by the pioneering creator ...
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Linguistic Interpretation

2013
Alexander Gelbukh, Olga Kolesnikova
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Linguistics into Interpretation

1999
Johannes M. van Ophuijsen, Peter Stork
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COGNITIVE-LINGUISTIC ASPECTS OF INTERPRETATION

The article scrutinizes cognitive-linguistic aspects of interpretation and translation process. This is explainedwithin the types of this profession. Language systems with their challenges were analyzed from psychologicalaspect, as well. As a verbal sign, three types of translations have been classified in the study which are interligual,intralingual ...
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