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Narrative Structure of Mathematical Texts

2007
There are many styles for the narrative structure of a mathematical document. Each mathematician has its own conventions and traditions about labeling portions of texts (e.g., chapter, section, theorem or proof )and identifying statements according to their logical importance (e.g., theoremis more important than lemma).
Fairouz Kamareddine   +3 more
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Observations on the Structure of the Narrative Text

Soviet Review, 1974
Can there be a symbolic system without symbols? The question appears absurd on its face. However, one need only rephrase it as follows to realize that painting, music, and cinematography make it impossible not to answer in the affirmative: "Is it possible for meanings to be carried by a message in which we are unable to identify symbols in the sense in
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References in Narrative Text

Noûs, 1991
The propositional content of a reference is the proposition attributing to the referent the properties that correspond to the nouns and modifiers in the reference (for example, the propositional content of 'Mary' is that the referent is named 'Mary'). During language comprehension, the hearer or reader must determine the set of beliefs with respect to ...
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Injury Narrative Text Classification

Proceedings of the ACM 8th International Workshop on Data and Text Mining in Bioinformatics, 2014
Description of a patient's injuries is recorded in narrative text form by hospital emergency departments. For statistical reporting, this text data needs to be mapped to pre-defined codes. Existing research in this field uses the Naive Bayes probabilistic method to build classifiers for mapping.
Lin Chen 0012   +2 more
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Indigenous texts and narratives

2000
FROM THE BEGINNING: ORAL TRADITIONS The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples of Australia have been telling stories since time immemorial. Although Indigenous oral cultures were once believed to be dying out, it is clear today, in Australia and elsewhere, that many aspects of these ancient cultures have survived in Indigenous communities ...
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A TEXT-BASED ANALYSIS OF NON-NARRATIVE TEXTS

Theoretical Linguistics, 1985
Most linguistic theories are concerned with the rendering explicit of what ordinary speakers find intuitively acceptable. Specifically, a linguistic theor~ is to provide rules for sentence well-formedness. A step forward is taken by recent researchers into text well-formedness.
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Of Texts and Democratic Narratives

The University of Toronto Law Journal, 1991
Patrick Macklem, Allan C. Hutchinson
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Cognitive and motivational characteristics as predictors of students’ expository versus narrative text comprehension

European Journal of Psychology of Education, 2023
Anke Schmitz   +2 more
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