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Simulating the "cultural other": the impact of GenAI interlocutors on EFL learners' intercultural communicative competence, speaking anxiety, and learning engagement. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Qu Z, Chen L.
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Real-world and Genomic data-based Asthma Insights through Network Analysis (REGAIN study): protocol for a novel retrospective and prospective longitudinal asthma cohort study. [PDF]

BMJ Open
Kasarskis A, Wang E, Bryce PJ, Savic R, Pan Q, Weisman R, Barnhart E, Sifuentes A, Mosso E, Zhang L, Lee E, Zhang Z, Hao K, Schadt E, Nestle F, de Rinaldis E, Rogers L.   +16 more
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Home-based, virtually supported multimodal prehabilitation compared with usual care prior to major surgery: a multicentre, pragmatic pilot randomised trial. [PDF]

BJA Open
McIsaac DI, Hallet J, Kidd G, Lee S, Taljaard M, Tandon P, Wijeysundera DN, Gillis C, STRIVE Trial Investigator Group.   +8 more
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Language-Game: Calculus or Pragmatic Act?

, 2013
We have tried to make the potentiality inherent in the concept of the linguistic game evident by taking it back to its original context in the work of Wittgenstein. This paper aims to re-examine some features of Wittgenstein’s thought, considering in particular the notion of ‘language-game’.
Marco Carapezza, Pierluigi Biancini
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The Situatedness of Pragmatic Acts: Explaining a Lamp to a Robot

, 2016
That human pragmatic action is heavily dependent on, and interacts with, the situation of utterance, is illustrated by Jacob Mey (J Pragmat 42:2882–2888, 2010) by contrasting human conversation with interactions with artificial intelligence, where the utterances produced are characterized by a lack of situatedness and are thus excellent examples of ...
Kerstin Fischer, Fischer, Kerstin; id_orcid   +1 more
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Evaluation as a pragmatic act in Spanish film narratives

Journal of Pragmatics, 2010
Sarah E. Blackwell
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Speech Acts and the Pragmatic Deficits of Autism

Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 1988
In a videotaped free-play session with a parent, autistic children were compared with mental-age matched Developmental Language Delay (DLD) children and with normally developing (ND) 2-year-olds in the use of communicative acts by parent and child. Groups were matched for language level.
K A, Loveland, S H, Landry, S O, Hughes, S K, Hall, R E, McEvoy   +4 more
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Pragmatics and Dialogue Acts

2015
This chapter is intended to report our investigation into the pragmatic aspect of conversation. While discourse analysis of conversations has manifested intense interest in issues concerning power, inequality and ideology, the main stream of pragmatic analyses has been focusing on pragmatic markers such as interjections, conversational fillers, topic ...
Alex Chengyu Fang, Jing Cao
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The pragmatics of evidence discourse: Ostensive acts

2023
The process of juridical proof typically requires some ostensive act, consisting in the presentation of evidence to prove a claim. Building on previous work on the pragmatics of evidence discourse, this contribution concerns the dynamics of ostensive acts and has the purpose of clarifying how such acts work in the context of legal fact-finding ...
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The Tragic Pragmatism of the Wagner Act

American Journal of Legal History, 2022
Abstract The Wagner Act established a right to collective action as the keystone of industrial democracy. In doing so, it also articulated a radical conception of the self: that individuals form genuine desires and attain full self-actualization through collective action.
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