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Systematic Polysemy in Cognitive Approach: Studying the Polysemy of “see” in Persain [PDF]
The present descriptive-analytic research uses the semantic model (Antonano, 1999 and 2002) and the semantic network of perception verbs (Afrashi & Asgari, 1396) to describe and analyze the polysemy of the perception verb “see”.
Mehdi Ghaderi +3 more
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Research on post-repair representations of garden path sentences has found that readers systematically arrive at misinterpretations even after displaying evidence of reanalysis (Christianson et al., 2001; Ferreira et al., 2001).
June Choe, Masaya Yoshida, Jennifer Cole
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A Cognitive Analysis of Conceptual Metaphors and Image Schemas in Azeri Turkish Proverbs [PDF]
Proverbs represent the beliefs and values of human cultures, the study of which can provide profound insights into concepts and daily experiences of language users.
Ramin Golshaie +2 more
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Introduction to Corpus Linguistics: Theoretical and methodological basics [PDF]
Since the 1980’s and the rise of computer-assisted technologies, Corpus Linguistics (CL) has become a mainstream methodology in linguistics, making it possible to analyze ‘very extensive collections of transcribed utterances or written texts’ (McEnery &
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Heritage grammars as checkpoints in acquisition: A Dependent Case Theoretic account
This paper investigates split ergativity in Turkish-dominant heritage speakers of Kurmanji. We show that the Dependent Case Theory (Marantz 1991; Baker 2015) accounts for the variation in case patterns across the baseline and heritage varieties.
Metin Bağrıaçık +2 more
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معهد العلوم اللسانية و الصوتية التابع لجامعة الجزائر 1
ان الشيئ الذي دفع المشرفين على التربية الوطنية الى انشاء معهد العلوم اللسانية و الصوتية هو اقتناعهم الراسخ بأن لا ترقية اجتماعية او اقتصادية او ثقافية يمكن ان تحصل بدون ان يلجأ الى توجيه علمي شامل مطلق.
Institute of Linguistics and Phonetic Sciences
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LINGUISTIC MEANINGS MEET LINGUISTIC FORM
Abstract In this paper I critically address some ideas presented in Patrick Duffley’s book Linguistic Meaning Meets Linguistic Form. Duffley adopts the semiological principle that linguistic signs have stable meanings. I argue that this principle leads Duffley to an artificial description of the meaning of the preposition for, in attempting to avoid ...
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This research aims to; know the concrete form of applied linguistics and learning Arabic; understand the emergence of applied linguistics and its sources in learning Arabic; describes the position of applied linguistics in learning Arabic for non-Arabs ...
Achmad Ja'far Sodik +2 more
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Introduction: converging data sources in cognitive linguistics [PDF]
The aim of the paper is to outline the topic of the present special issue. In the first section, the authors give a concise overview of current discussions on the structure and function of linguistic data and evidence in general.
Kertész, András +2 more
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The Brahmi Family Of Scripts And Hangul: Alphabets or Syllabaries?
A great deal of disagreement exists as to whether the writing systems of the Brahmi family of scripts and the Hangul script of Korea should be classified as alphabets or syllabaries.
University of Kansas Department of Linguistics editors
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