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The structure of spontaneous speech changes in Alzheimer's disease: Crosslingual evidence from English and Greek. [PDF]

PLoS One
Jiang H, Chen Z, Liu Y, Yang C, Yuan X, He R.   +5 more
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CORHOH: Text corpus of holocaust oral histories. [PDF]

Data Brief
Jaff DQ.
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Linguistic and Genetic Roots of the Kalasha

, 2016
Bakker, Peter, Daval-Markussen, Aymeric
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Variation in the lexical semantics of property concept roots: Evidence from Wá⋅šiw. [PDF]

Nat Lang Linguist Theory
Hanink EA, Koontz-Garboden A.
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The Cross-Linguistic Coordination of Overt Attention and Speech Production as Evidence for a Language of Vision. [PDF]

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Coco MI, Fernandes EG, Arai M, Keller F.
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Autonomy, Resilience and Life Satisfaction among Badminton Paralympians. [PDF]

Malays J Med Sci
Lau PL, Goh SL, Lau EKL, Garry K, Kueh YC, Wong NL.   +5 more
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Refining the Global INSPIRE measure of recovery priorities: A qualitative, linguistic, and statistical approach

Kotera Y, Hara A, Ozaki A, Slade M, Adolphs S, Lluch SV.   +5 more
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Anthropological Roots of Linguistic Universals

Chelovek, 2022
This article is devoted to the theoretical analysis of the mechanisms and regularities of origins of languages universals. The universals are treated in the classical interpretation of C. Hockett (1962) include traditional transmission, arbitrariness, productivity/openness; displacement, semanticity, and discreteness of signs; duality of patterning ...
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Historical Roots of Linguistic Theories

1995
Most of the papers collected in this volume concentrate on the history of linguistic ideas in France and Italy in the modern period (from the Renaissance to the present day). Some of them are specifically focused on the links between the two traditions of reflection on language. The contributions have a common methodological outlook: the authors do not
GAMBARARA, Daniele, FORMIGARI LIA
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