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2 days ago · The authors found that posterior temporal and inferior frontal language sites showed a length effect in so-called "Jabberwocky" sentences (i.e., sentences in which all the "content words," like ...
3 days ago · A dialect is a version of a language spoken by a group of people. An idiolect is much smaller — it’s the way a particular person speaks, at a specific time, as distinct from others. This word is mainly used by linguists when discussing differences in speech from one person to another.
3 days ago · Linguistics The speech (habits) of an individual person.Speakers differ in their knowledge and use of the grammar and * We use cookies to enhance your experience on our website. By continuing to use our website, you are agreeing to our use of cookies.
2 days ago · Research exploring linguistic markers in individuals with depression has demonstrated that language usage can serve as an indicator of mental health. This study investigates the impact of discussion topic as context on linguistic markers and emotional expression in depression, using a Reddit dataset to explore interaction effects. Contrary to common findings, our sentiment analysis revealed a ...
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3 days ago · JESLA is the Journal of the European Second Language Association (EuroSLA). It publishes high-quality, peer-reviewed open-access articles in the field of second language research. Its aim is to maintain a uniquely transdisciplinary approach to promoting the understanding of second language learning and use, and stimulating the debate on the bilingual and multilingual individual and society ...
3 days ago · Creativity and Flexibility. Human language is incredibly creative and flexible. We can invent new words, create slang, and use metaphors and similes to add depth to our expressions. This dynamic nature of language enables us to adapt to changing contexts and innovate in our communication styles.
1 day ago · Explaining Knowledge We have many kinds of knowledge: perceptual, introspective, scientific, linguistic, ethical, logical, mathematical, aesthetic, historical, and others. Epistemologists have asked which of these is best justified, and which least justified. We should be able to rank them for degree of justification: introspective and mathematical knowledge might get high marks for ...
