linguistic perspective
Dealing with diversity in higher education : awareness raising and a linguistic perspective on teachers’ intercultural competence
... cultural, linguistic and experiential diversity, but also a proactive one that allows them to objectify and adjust their own behaviours in order to reconcile or reduce cultural divergence or ...
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Re tweeting from a linguistic perspective
... We collected three months of public tweets (from July to September in 2011) through Twitter’s streaming API 2 . Non-English tweets were removed using regular expressions, incurring occasional er- rors. We note that ...
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Professional Identity via Virtual Corporate Discourse: Linguistic Perspective
... the linguistic, social and psychological characteristics of the professional identity including its cognitive, behavioural and emotional ...as linguistic means preferred by both groups in their professional ...
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MoL 2006 07: Accent and Focus in OT: a Cross Linguistic Perspective
... Focus is an obscure category and there is no uniform notion of focus in the literature. It is taken to reflect to some part the information structure of a sentence and is mostly assumed to be prosodically marked by a ...
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Tongues Turning Silent: A Linguistic Perspective of Partitioned Punjab
... Punjab got partitioned and fragmented many-a-times in recent history and Punjabi language was its chief victim everywhere. On eastern side, the territory left is very small as compared to which once comprised as Punjab ...
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Pragmatic expressions in cross-linguistic perspective
... the linguistic expressions being used to hold it all ...those linguistic expressions are a number of forms that seemed to have no meaningful role in linguistic communication and were often viewed as ...
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A linguistic perspective on communicative language teaching
... a linguistic approach can help to do is to clarify which aspects of language would benefit from an emphasis on fluency, and which need a more targeted approach for ...
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Smell is coded in grammar and frequent in discourse: Cha'palaa olfactory language in cross-linguistic perspective
... special linguistic resources for referring to smell? The cultural implications of elaborated lexicons in specific domains has been long- debated (compare Pullum 1991; Martin 1986; Regier, Carstensen, and Kemp ...
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Collocation, semantic prosody and near synonymy: A cross linguistic perspective
... cross- linguistic similarity, at least part of the explanation, in our view, can be found in the common basis of natural language semantics – ‘the conceptual system that emerges from everyday human experience’ ...
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Difficult Cases: From Data to Learning, and Back
... the linguistic perspective, identifying some char- acteristics of such cases, and from the perspec- tive of machine learning, showing that the pres- ence of difficult cases in the training data misleads the ...
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Linguistic Imperialism: Native-Speakerism from The Perspective of Non-Native English Learners
... Research on the perceptions and attitudes of learners regarding native-speakerism shows that there is a debate over NEST and NNEST. Medgyes (2004) and Wu & Ke (2009) state that NESTs tend to use English more ...
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Levine Meurers HPSG encyclopedia entry pdf
... of linguistic theory and gram- mar implementation ...a linguistic for- malism, its formal foundations, and computational realization is explored from a pedagogical perspective (Richter, ...
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Unsupervised Consonant Vowel Prediction over Hundreds of Languages
... Their experiments show that the HMM trained with EM successfully clusters Spanish letters into consonants and vowels. They further design a more sophisticated finite-state model, based on linguistic universals ...
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“You're Manchester United manager, you can't say things like that”: impression management and identity performance by professional football managers in the media
... identify linguistic features that motivated such an ...to linguistic choices that help them to construct strong and dominant ...constructionist perspective on identity (Bucholtz & Hall, 2005a) as ...
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The current state of the German island dialects in the Lower Volga region
... Provisions reflected in questionnaires and research programs of the Volga German dialects were taken into account when selecting informants [5,6]: 1) belonging of informants to a certain age, sex and social groups; 2) ...
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Linguistically motivated Language Resources for Sentiment Analysis
... On these grounds, initial steps towards building a rule-based component that identifies emotion ver- bal and nominal predicates in texts along with the participating entities, namely the Experiencer and Target of the ...
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Statistical Learning Theory and Linguistic Typology: a Learnability Perspective on OT’s Strict Domination
... Examples of gang effects have been posited by analysts (see Pater 2016 for a review), but alterna- tive OT analyses have been proposed in a number of cases, as in the much discussed case of Japanese loanword devoicing ...
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Linguistic ethnography in realist perspective
... a perspective is quite compatible with those of realist commentators on this ...this perspective that I believe warrant further ...of linguistic resources in relation to ...
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Toward an amazigh language processing
... In this paper, we try to restore the Amazigh language and culture and give it more visibility nationally and internationally through developing tools and resources necessary for its computational processing. Our aim to ...
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The ontology of signs as linguistic and non-linguistic entities: a cognitive perspective
... ... grammatical categories, most of the effort of cognitive linguists being directed to lexi- cal semantics” (Dineva 1994: 149). However, the importance of such application is be- coming more and more obvious (Turewicz ...
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