Scientific Discourse
A three way perspective on scientific discourse annotation for knowledge extraction
... A number of schemes for annotating scientific discourse elements at the sentence level have been proposed. Certain schemes have been aimed at abstracts, e.g., (McKnight & Srinivasan, 2003; Ruch et al., ...
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Using corpora to track changing thought styles: evidentiality, epistemology, and Early Modern English and German scientific discourse
... Both languages display the predicted decline over time in the reliance on information mediated through learned authorities, and by the end of the eighteenth century, markers indicating direct perception and inference are ...
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Epistemic Modality and Knowledge Attribution in Scientific Discourse: A Taxonomy of Types and Overview of Features
... in scientific discourse, consisting of three dimensions with different values: source (author, other, unknown); value (unknown, possible, probable, presumed true) and basis (reasoning, data, ...
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Teaching Multiliteracies in Scientific Discourse: Implications from Symbolic Construction of Chemistry*
... multimodal discourse analysis approach (hereafter SF-MDA, see O’Halloran, 2007), which is concerned with the meaning potential of semiotic resources distributed across strata (O’Halloran, 2008, ...
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Semi-supervised learning of causal relations in biomedical scientific discourse
... These results are much lower than those that are obtained in the open domain. Pitler et al. [11], for instance, achieve results as high as 91% F-score using Naïve Bayes on automatic parses when identifying ...
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The Meta knowledge of Causality in Biomedical Scientific Discourse
... We have applied the adapted meta-knowledge annotation scheme to all 19 full papers in the BioCause corpus, previ- ously annotated with discourse causality associations. Pre- vious studies have shown that the ...
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What causes a causal relation? Detecting Causal Triggers in Biomedical Scientific Discourse
... of discourse can be defined as a co- herent sequence of clauses and ...by discourse re- lations, such as causal, temporal and conditional, which characterise how facts in text are ...overt discourse ...
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A Discourse Driven Content Model for Summarising Scientific Articles Evaluated in a Complex Question Answering Task
... We present a method which exploits auto- matically generated scientific discourse an- notations to create a content model for the summarisation of scientific articles. Full pa- pers are first ...
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Reflexivity in psychology : practices and performances : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Psychology at Massey University
... To briefly recap, the discourses are: the scientific discourse cohering around a metaphor of pragmatism, the production discourse cohering around a metaphor of performance, the identity [r] ...
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Research Article Revision and Error Analysis (EA): Have Tunisian Novice Researchers Learnt from their Errors
... It was argued in previous works (e.g. Smaoui & Sefi (forthcoming)) that Tunisian novice researchers, as a rule, have mastered neither the reading skills nor the linguistic features of the scientific ...
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Leading article: (Trans)disciplinary research (re)considered
... internal scientific issues arise, but does not necessarily exclude attention to real-world ...improving scientific research and its ...a scientific stimulus (Bergmann et ...identifies ...
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Vol 18, No 6 (2019)
... codes, scientific discourse and educational centres are all interconnected under a process of knowledge construction conceptualized, at the same time, within the disoriented model of educational ...
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An Argument Annotated Corpus of Scientific Publications
... of scientific publi- cations in English, enables (1) computational analy- sis of argumentation in scientific writing and (2) in- tegrated analysis of argumentation and other rhetor- ical aspects of ...
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The oblique perspective: philosophical diagnostics of contemporary life sciences research
... 1990s, scientific discourse has produced a whole series of ‘ -omics ’ terms ( ‘ genomics ’ , ‘ proteomics ’ , ‘ metabolomics ’ , ‘ transcriptomics ’ and so ...
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Intelligently Discussing Design: Jones and Reiss’s Teaching about Scientific Origins: Taking Account of Creationism
... major scientific discovery in biology, genetics, paleontology, ...notable scientific discovery in the last 150 years to challenge the general evolutionary ...
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Medicine and the body in the romantic periodical press
... a scientific experiment (Address ...of scientific discovery to work for the benefit of mankind” ...of scientific debate was strongly related to fair political ...
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Exploring the virus metaphor in corruption theory: Corruption as a virus?
... biologists. Scientific articles within natural sciences tend, naturally, to have a highly specific focus in their attempts to describe the world of viruses and are more engaged in claiming new findings on specific ...
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Molecular Dynamics Simulations Towards The Understanding of the Cis Trans Isomerization of Proline As A Conformational Switch For The Regulation of Biological Processes
... Despite secularization and the privatization of religion within France in 1905, a French “Christian” identity endured in public discourse regarding the sexual practices of colonized peo- ples. Not only did the ...
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... of scientific data. Most scientific workflow programs provide a user-friendly graphical user interface that enables scientists to more easily create and visualize complex workflows that may be comprised of ...
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A Sociolinguistic Analysis of Hedging in Facebook Comments: A Sex- and Age-based Approach
... The findings points out essential differences in terms of the use of hedging terms. As mentioned earlier, spoken language suggests that females use hedging in a variety of ways more than males do. Thus, the study agrees ...
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