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Navigating the Seas of AI: Effectiveness of Small Language Models on Edge Devices for Maritime Applications. [PDF]
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How Politically Correct Is Political Correctness?
Business and Society, 2009Political correctness (PC) seems to have exploded beyond all expectations in view of the weight that is currently attributed to this phenomenon in some societies on the globe. Indeed, PC can be considered an important factor in determining the success of an individual or group.
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AGAINST POLITICAL CORRECTNESS [PDF]
Proceedings of the IX International Scientific Conference "Social Changes in the Global World", 2022 This paper analyzes the term „political correctness“ and its use or rather misuse in a modern, liberal world. In general, the political correctness (or politically correct, commonly abbreviated PC), is a term used to describe language, policies, or measures that are intended to avoid offense or disadvantage to members of particular groups in society ...
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2020
The controversy about political correctness is being carried on in politics and the society, in science and culture; it affects the use of language and the presentation of images in general and the public opinion in concrete terms. From a linguistic point of view, the efforts regarding language corrections and in particular the discussions regarding a ...
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The controversy about political correctness is being carried on in politics and the society, in science and culture; it affects the use of language and the presentation of images in general and the public opinion in concrete terms. From a linguistic point of view, the efforts regarding language corrections and in particular the discussions regarding a ...
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Journal of Political Economy, 2001 An informed advisor wishes to convey her valuable information to an uninformed decision maker with identical preferences. Thus she has a current incentive to truthfully reveal her information. But if the decision maker thinks the advisor might be biased in favor of one decision, and the advisor does not wish to be thought to be biased, the advisor has ...
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Novum Testamentum, 2018
Abstract In Acts 9:36-43, Tabitha’s name is both transliterated from Aramaic (Tabitha) and translated into Greek (Dorcas). Because both names mean “deer” and this episode follows Peter’s healing of Aeneas, Tabitha’s name can be read as an allusion to Virgil’s Dido, juxtaposing the expansion of the kingdom of God with that of Rome.
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Abstract In Acts 9:36-43, Tabitha’s name is both transliterated from Aramaic (Tabitha) and translated into Greek (Dorcas). Because both names mean “deer” and this episode follows Peter’s healing of Aeneas, Tabitha’s name can be read as an allusion to Virgil’s Dido, juxtaposing the expansion of the kingdom of God with that of Rome.
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