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Does context really collapse in social media interaction? [PDF]

, 2020
'Context collapse' (CC) refers to the phenomenon widely debated in social media research, where various audiences convene around single communicative acts in new networked publics, causing confusion and anxiety among social media users.
Blommaert, Jan, Szabla, Malgorzata
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La notion de variation dans le langage : quelques repères

Corela, 2018
This opening chapter reviews central dimensions in the analysis of linguistic variation. The existence of linguistic variation runs counter to the structuralist idea of a homogeneous linguistic system.
Pierre Larrivée
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The spoken Omani Arabic of ‘Ibrī : A “Crossing Point” in Gulf dialects [PDF]

, 2019
‘Ibrī is located half-way in between Mascat and Dubai, and is very close to the Emirates border. This proximity facilitates young male citizens that look for job opportunities in the rich Emirates.
Lombezzi, Letizia
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INTEGRATIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF CONTEMPORARY PROTEST (ON THE MATERIAL OF THE GERMAN-LANGUAGE POLITICAL BLOGOSPHERE)

Sovremennye Issledovaniâ Socialʹnyh Problem, 2020
Purpose of this study was to analyse the characteristics of the German political blogosphere based on the official platform https://www.cision.de/top-10-blogs-politik/, which determine the chronotope, content, as well as collective-personal systemic ...
Larisa Mikhaylovna Generalova
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Estudios acerca del establecimiento de conexiones entre enunciados hablados: ¿qué pueden contribuir a la promoción de la construcción de una representación coherente del discurso por parte de los estudiantes? [PDF]

, 2013
The aim of this article is to provide an overview of how the establishment of discourse connections among spoken statements has been studied by approaches to discourse analysis and psycholinguistic studies, in order to highlight what variables appear to ...
Broek, Paul van den, Yomha Cevasco, Jazmin   +1 more
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TRACES OF JOHNSON IN THE LANGUAGE OF FANNY BURNEY

International Journal of English Studies (IJES), 2005
It has often been claimed that Frances Burney (1752-1840) was influenced linguistically by Samuel Johnson (1709-1784). Sorensen (1969: 390), and others with him, have even called her a "slavish imitator" of the language which Johnson used in his Rambler ...
Randy Bax
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Social Network Analysis and Visualization with R [PDF]

, 2017
In industrial revolution 4.0 period, social network Service (SNS) usage is rising. In this circumstance, Social network analysis has emerged as a key technique in modern sociology.
, Kim Gye-Soo
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DYNAMIC MODELS IN SOCIOLINGUISTICS AND SOCIO-COMMUNICATIVE ATTITUDES OF THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE PERSONALITY IN THE POST-SOVIET PERIOD

Vestnik Volgogradskogo Gosudarstvennogo Universiteta. Seriâ 2. Âzykoznanie, 2019
The article focuses on the range of scientific issues which have been studied by sociolinguists who apply dynamic models mainly to the material of the English language.
Irina V. Shaposhnikova
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OUT OF THE PAST: A WALK WITH LABELS AND CONCEPTS, RAIDERS OF THE LOST EVIDENCE, AND A VINDICATION OF THE ROLE OF WRITING'

International Journal of English Studies (IJES), 2005
'Language' and 'change' have always been inextricably united in the minds of those who have paid attention to the former, for whatever purpose, from whatever perspective and from whatever discipline.
Trinidad Guzman Gonzalez
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A spectrum of complexity uncovers Dunbar's number and other leaps in social structure [PDF]

, 2022
Social dynamics are shaped by each person's actions, as well as by collective trends that emerge when individuals are brought together. These latter kind of influences escape anyone's control. They are, instead, dominated by aggregate societal properties such as size, polarization, cohesion, or hierarchy.
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