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1. ila.onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › fullBreaking boundaries: Word analysis strategies that draw on ...

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   1 day ago · Traditional monoglossic approaches often neglect the linguistic assets multilingual students bring, limiting their academic potential. Drawing on translanguaging theory, this paper explores three strategies—bilingual morpheme mapping, comparative morphological analysis, and multilingual word walls.

2. www.nature.com › articles › s41467/024/53128-1The structure and statistics of language jointly shape cross ...

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   1 day ago · An example sentence is shown, along with the syntactic features derived from the constituency tree (a), i.e. tree depth and the number of closing nodes, which are shown below each tree leaf (S ...

3. reason.com › volokh › 2024/10/15Corpus Linguistics, LLM AIs, and the Future of Ordinary Meaning

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   23 hours ago · Corpus linguistic tools, by contrast, are up to the task. We show how in our draft article . In Part III we investigate the empirical questions in Snell through the tools of corpus linguistics.

4. www.ling-phil.ox.ac.uk › news › 2024/10/14Martin Maiden and Chiara Cappellaro awarded major AHRC ...

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   1 day ago · The concept of the morphome is the centre of a debate in linguistic morphology which has major theoretical ramifications (cf. Luís & Bermúdez-Otero 2016; Herce 2023). A fundamental question is whether morphomic structures are cognitively real—do they exist in speakers’ grammar rather than being merely detectable by linguists—and, if so, what kind of mental representation is involved?

5. easysociology.com › sociology-of-language › sapirSapir-Whorf Hypothesis - Easy Sociology

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   5 days ago · The Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis, also known as linguistic relativity, is one of the most debated theories in sociolinguistics and anthropology. It asserts that the structure of a language influences its speakers’ worldview or cognition. In essence, the way we speak shapes the way we think. The hypothesis is named after two American linguists ...

6. www.qmul.ac.uk › sllf › linguisticsItems - New Paper: PhD student Logan Simpson on emerging ...

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   4 days ago · PhD student Logan Simpson has recently published an article in Visible Language entitled From icons to identities: Analysing visual cultural elements in emerging scripts. This publication represents part of Logan's excellent research on the emergent writing systems of minority language systems. You can read the paper here. Congratulations Logan!

7. new.talks.ox.ac.uk › talks › idThe equalising potential of language: can gender-inclusive ...

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   Oct 16, 2024 · [co-authored with Klarita Gërxhani and Arnout van de Rijt] It has repeatedly been found that gender-inclusive language (GIL) increases women’s interest in and hypothetical intention of applying for a masculine-typed job. But does this have an implication for behaviour? Ample research indicates a positive effect of GIL on attitudes and preferences for women toward masculine-typed jobs. There ...