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Detecting causality from online psychiatric texts using inter-sentential language patterns
Background Online psychiatric texts are natural language texts expressing depressive problems, published by Internet users via community-based web services such as web forums, message boards and blogs. Understanding the cause-effect relations embedded in
Wu Jheng-Long +2 more
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Turkish literature has a rich text corpus in the genre of the Parables of the Prophets (Qisas Al-Anbiya). Among this corpus, Kissa-i Musa is distinguished from the other texts as the only separate prose tale known today of the Prophet Moses. In this work,
Kübra Malta
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Exploring the Tagalog-English Code-Switching Types Used for Mathematics Classroom Instruction
This study aimed to examine the types of Tagalog-English code-switching used in mathematics classroom discourse. Four purposively selected tertiary level math teachers in a college situated in a rural area in the Philippines were part of the study. Using
Karizza P. Bravo-Sotelo
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Integrating pragmatic information in grammar: An analysis of intersentential ellipsis
In this paper we present a proposal to integrate pragmatic information, both from the preceding discourse and the extra-linguistic context, in the grammar. We provide an analysis of elliptical fragments according to how they are anchored to the context and the kind of resolution they require.
Núria Bertomeu, Valia Kordoni
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Polish-English Code-Switching in the Language of Polish Facebook Users
Social networking services, such as Facebook, are important channels of communication both for monolingual users and for those having various degrees of proficiency in L2, with the latter deploying expression both from L1 and L2.
Daria Pańka
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Code-Switching, Language Emotionality and Identity in Junot Díaz’s “Invierno”
Code-switching (CS) is a linguistic activity typical of bilingual speakers, and thus, a central feature characterising Latino/a literature. The present study reads Junot Díaz’s “Invierno,” a short story from This Is How You Lose Her (2012), with a focus ...
María Jesús Sánchez +1 more
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Intersentential pronominal reference in child and adult language
The 48th volume of the ZAS Papers in Linguistics presents selected papers from the conference on Intersentential pronominal reference in child and adult language held at the ZAS in December, 2006. The conference, organized by the project Acquisition and disambiguation of intersentential pronominal reference, brought together leading researchers dealing
Bittner, Dagmar, Gagarina, Natalia
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In the last decades, ethnolinguistic Otherness has assumed an increasingly prominent position in many audiovisual products focusing on non-mainstream cultures otherwise quite voiceless in audiovisual media and giving voice to multilingual discourse ...
Silvia Monti
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THE TEXTUAL ROLE OF REPETITION IN THE TRANSLATION OF POLISH AND HUNGARIAN LEGAL TEXTS
This article presents research on written legal texts with a focus on the cohesion of such texts by analyzing the function of lexical repetition. The author indicates the possibility of using Hoey and Károly’s method of researching repetition patterns in
Karolina KACZMAREK
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Four major literary code-switching strategies in Hungarian literature. Decoding monolingualism
The field of literary multilingualism has quickly grown over the last decades. Multiple studies have examined the way linguistic diversity manifests itself in literature by focusing on specific strategies such as code-switching, code-mixing, code ...
Domokos Johanna, Deganutti Marianna
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