Affect and Subjectivity
Affect and subjectivity
... on affect studies has consolidated an important body of literature that, while diverse, shares a concern for attending to non-conscious, non-cognitive, trans-personal and non-representational processes, as well as ...
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Mediating neoliberal capitalism: Affect, subjectivity and inequality
... In this paper we make an argument for why thinking critically about neoliberalism is important for media and communication studies. We advance a case for a critical media analysis that will take seriously the affective ...
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Translator’s Subjectivity and Norms as Barriers
... “translation is not made in vacuum” (Bassnett & Lefevere, 2001, p. 14). It can be influenced and affected by various elements such as, power, ideology, culture, politics, and values of a particular social context. ...
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Virtuality and Ernest Bloch: hope and subjectivity
... where affect can be ...of subjectivity are extracted, through processes of selection that in turn form actualised ...whereas affect acts as a means to tune into virtual ...and affect as a ...
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On the Subjectivity and Intersubjectivity of Language
... For subjectivity, the definition quoted by Shen Jiaxuan is widely used in Chinese linguistic circle, ...on subjectivity mainly focuses on (1) the speaker’s perspective, (2) the speaker’s affect, (3) ...
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Recognizing Arguing Subjectivity and Argument Tags
... of subjectivity, is more frequently employed and more relevant for a robust assessment of ideological ...writer’s affect towards a topic, arguing subjec- tivity is a type of linguistic subjectivity ...
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Free Will, Subjectivity and the Physics of the Nervous System
... sive Latin afficior verb, which indicates the repercussion that events bring about in man’s conscience: afficior means I’m hit by and then I react, I’m moved, struck. Here, the structure of the human person is such that ...
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Word Sense and Subjectivity
... the subjectivity score of each sense (similarity- all), or we can use only those that lead to the high- est similarity ...drastically affect the algorithm ac- ...
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Study on the Subjectivity of Students in English Teaching
... The subjective education, simply speaking, means that students are the main role of learning activities in the process of teaching, and it can dynamically develop the individual potentials of students [6]. Students are ...
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Subjectivity in the ecologies of peer to peer production
... human subjectivity and the environment (see Guattari, 2008, for a breakdown of these ...artists affect the development of subjectivity within recursive ...
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Integrating Knowledge for Subjectivity Sense Labeling
... automatic subjectivity word sense labeling which combines features exploiting the hierarchical struc- ture and domain information of WordNet, as well as similarity of glosses and overlap among sets of semantically ...
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Sense level Subjectivity in a Multilingual Setting
... When employing a simple SVM classifier trained on a multilingual space, the accuracy in- creases from 0.73 for English and 0.62 for Ro- manian to 0.76 when both languages are simul- taneously used, thus providing an ...
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Authentic subjectivity and social transformation
... Holiness in the Christian tradition has often been understood in a way that devalues embodiment and practical engagement with the world of one’s time. The latter understanding, for example, led to Marx’s critique and ...
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The Translator’s Subjectivity in Aviation English Translation
... translator’s subjectivity in aviation English translation. Translator’s subjectivity has been discussed a lot in literature translation rather than technical text ...translator’s subjectivity could ...
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Culture and Subjectivity in Neoliberal and postfeminist times
... feminine subjectivity and new modes of disciplinary ...and subjectivity, which has found expression in a body of work concerned with the connection between women's relentless bombardment by idealised images ...
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The Chaos of Subjectivity in the Ordered Halls of Academe
... The Chaos of Subjectivity in the Ordered Halls of Academe b y Kathleen Rockhill I some vestiges of that spirit have Kathleen Rockhill at her Confirmation word l 12 CANADIAN WOMAN STUDIESILES CAHIERS D[.] ...
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Towards Context Based Subjectivity Analysis
... Segments (1.a), (2.a), (3.a), (3.b) and (4.b) are explicit opinions. (1.b), (2.b) and (3.c) convey implicit opinions and (4.a) is subjective, but non- evaluative. (Wiebe et al., 2005) have already pro- posed an ...
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Multilingual Subjectivity: Are More Languages Better?
... We use the Multi-Perspective Question An- swering (MPQA) corpus, consisting of 535 English-language news articles from a variety of sources, manually annotated for subjectivity (Wiebe et al., 2005). Although the ...
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Reframing : transformations of subjectivity through writing
... This thesis presents a reading of the work of Frame's contemporaries Certeau and Deleuze and Guattari as theorists of the possibility of transformation through language -theonsing which [r] ...
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Multimodal Subjectivity Analysis of Multiparty Conversation
... For the work in this paper, we focus on recog- nizing subjectivity in general and distinguishing be- tween positive and negative subjective utterances. Positive subjective utterances are those in which any of the ...
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