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Karakalpak relationship terminology and its reflection in etiquette behavior
Историческая этнология, 2022 Kinship terminology in the traditional culture represents an ethnocultural phenomenon, in which specific features of the stages of the historical development of a certain people are recognized, as well as the forms of social organization that reflect the
Madiyar B. Utebaev
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Die kleine House-Apotheke: Reception of the American, German and Polish Gregory House and Varied Translations of the Pronoun you [PDF]
, 2012 Two audiovisual translations of the American hit medical drama, House M.D., German dubbing and Polish voiceover, and the analysis of translation strategies of the pronominal form of address you are the point of departure for choosing the right strategy ...
Urban, Anna
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Spanske vokativer set i et pragmatisk-funktionelt perspektiv
Hermes, 2001 Vocatives have never played a central role in linguistic research in either the field of grammar or in pragmatics. The aim of the present article is to focus on the pragmatic functions of Spanish vocatives in the context of speech acts.
Vibeke Andersen
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Conversational Grammar- Feminine Grammar? A Sociopragmatic Corpus Study [PDF]
, 2010 One area in language and gender research that has so far received only little attention is the extent to which the sexes make use of what recent corpus research has termed “conversational grammar.” The author’s initial findings have suggested that the ...
Adolphs, Svenia +34 more
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Reconstructing PASCAL VOC [PDF]
2014 IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, 2014 We address the problem of populating object category detection datasets with dense, per-object 3D reconstructions, bootstrapped from class labels, ground truth figure-ground segmentations and a small set of keypoint annotations. Our proposed algorithm first estimates camera viewpoint using rigid structure-from-motion, then reconstructs object shapes by
Sara Vicente +3 more
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Dynamics of Vocatives in American, Russian and British Political Communication
Вестник Волгоградского государственного университета: Серия 2. Языкознание, 2017 The paper analyses dynamic aspects of the vocative system in American, Russian and British political communication. The research considers inaugural addresses of the presidents of the USA (1789-2017), those of the presidents of the Russian Federation ...
Elena Yu. Nesterenko
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Vocative Interjections in Address Forms in Bhojpuri: A Study of Honorifics [PDF]
, 2015 The present study examines the use of vocative interjections in the address forms and the politeness strategies that could be correlated with the sociocultural variables such as age, gender, kinship, social status, and educational achievements.
Gupta, Ganesh Kumar
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Вокативни форми на роднинските названия в народнопесенния фолклор от Ксантийско (дн. Гърция)
Zeszyty Cyrylo-Metodiańskie, 2018 Kinship Names as Vocatives in Folk Songs from the Xanthi Region. The paper presents the kinship names as vocatives, appearing in folk songs from the Xanthi region excerpted from two collections (Pomaki. The Muslims of Rodopi (1995) by P.
Kanevska-Nikolova, Elena
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The purpose shapes the vocative: Prosodic realisation of Colombian Spanish vocatives [PDF]
Journal of the International Phonetic Association, 2018 The question of whether intonation contours directly signal meaning is an old one. We revisit this question using vocatives in Colombian Spanish (Bogotá). We recorded speakers' productions in three pragmatic conditions – greeting, confirmation-seeking, and reprimand – and compared proper names (vocatives) to situation-specific one ...
Huttenlauch, Clara +2 more
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O egregie grammatice: the vocative problems of Latin words ending in -ius [PDF]
, 2004 © The Classical Association 2000A long-lasting and sometimes acrimonious debate over the correct vocative form of second-declension Latin words in -ius began more than 800 years ago.
Bernardi Perini +18 more
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