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The Science of Language and the Language of Science
PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1933All through the physical world runs an unknown content, which must really be the stuff of our consciousness … We have found a strange footprint on the shores of the unknown. We have devised profound theories, one after another, to account for its origin. At last we have succeeded in reconstructing the creature that made the footprint. And lo! it is our
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It Comes to Languages-But Is It Science?
The Modern Language Journal, 1946Author's summary.— A long‐delayed answer to the FORTUNE article “Science Comes to Languages.” The inside story of the Intensive Language Program, ASTP and Army Language Programs, with an evaluation of their success and implications for “regular” language teaching.
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Journal of Language and Social Psychology, 2016
The articles in this special issue highlight the ways in which science communication, and in particular translational communication, implicates the nuances of language. This issue is the report of the Task Force on STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) language set up by the International Association of Language and Social Psychology ...
Krieger, Janice L., Gallois, Cindy
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The articles in this special issue highlight the ways in which science communication, and in particular translational communication, implicates the nuances of language. This issue is the report of the Task Force on STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) language set up by the International Association of Language and Social Psychology ...
Krieger, Janice L., Gallois, Cindy
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A WORKFLOW LANGUAGE FOR THE EXPERIMENTAL SCIENCES
Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Enterprise Information, 2009Scientists in the environmental domains (biology, geographical information, etc.) need to capitalize, distribute and validate their experimentations of varying complexities. The concept of the scientific workflow is increasingly being considered to fulfill this requirement.
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On the language of information science
ACM SIGIR Forum, 19751. <u>Lavoisier and The Nomenclature of Chemistry.</u> As a science matures, the language used by its practitioners evolves. Hogben (1) describes the evolution of the language of several sciences. Of particular interest is his description of the evolution of the language of chemistry.
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