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De M. Bergeret a D. Toni de Bearn: Llorenç Villalonga, ironista

2012

El present article investiga la importància de la ironia en la producció literària de Llorenç Villalonga. En primer lloc analitza l’ús de la ironia en l’escriptor francès Anatole France, mestre admirat de Villalonga, i de manera particular en el seu personatge Lucien Bergeret, la màxima creació de l’autor. En segon lloc estudia la concepció de la ironia en Villalonga i del seu ús a la seua novel·la Bearn o la sala de les nines, amb una atenció especial al seu protagonista, l’ eiron D. Toni de Bearn, personatge íntimament relacionat amb el professor Bergeret francià, i als models novel·lístics de la novel·la de tesi i de la novel·la d’aprenentatge o de formació. This paper is devoted to stud…

Linguistics and LanguageLiterature and Literary TheoryLlorenç VillalongametaphorLanguage and Linguisticsliteratura comparadalcsh:Philology. Linguisticslcsh:P1-1091lcsh:PC1-5498Llorenç Villalonga Anatole France.lcsh:Romanic languageslinguistic geographyironiaAnatole France.metonymyIbero-Romance languages
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Escuela y diversidad lingüística: estudio de las actitudes lingüísticas de los futuros docentes valencianos

2019

The article analyses the linguistic attitudes of future Valencian teachers in a bilingual speaking community characterised by mainstream contact between the Catalan and Spanish languages. This research focuses on the language attitudes of a group of speakers who share a specific set of traits: age, education, profession and socioeconomic status. Special attention is given to attitudes towards four linguistic varieties used by Valencian speakers in their regular interactions: standard Spanish (CS), colloquial Spanish – nonstandard – (CNS), standard Valencian (VS) and vernacular Valencian or apitxat (VNS).

Linguistics and LanguageLiterature and Literary Theorymedia_common.quotation_subjectP1-1091Professors Formacióteacher trainingLanguage and LinguisticsValencianlanguage contact attitude teacher training ideology ValenciaPC1-5498MainstreamSociologySocioeconomic statusPhilology. Linguisticsmedia_commonRomanic languagesideologyVernacularlanguage contactUNESCO::LINGÜÍSTICAlanguage.human_language:LINGÜÍSTICA [UNESCO]attitudeLanguage contactlanguageCatalanIdeologyvalenciaHumanitiesStudia Romanica Posnaniensia
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Hibridisme i autoreferència en el fantàstic d'Espiral, de Manuel Baixauli

2018

The aim of this paper is to define and to analyse the fantastic universe of short stories by Manuel Baixauli published in the volume Espiral (2010), an original and highly significant example of modern fantastic literature that has abolished the real and imaginary borders, that is to say a significant example of fantastic literature conceived as a language phenomenon. The conception of reality integrates and naturalises the supernatural and the irrational in a vision that joins multiple dimensions and perspectives of reality. The self-referential component is also of essential importance in this fantastic, which assimilates and exhibits themes and motifs of inherited traditions in a fully c…

Linguistics and LanguageLiterature and Literary Theorymedia_common.quotation_subjectP1-1091Representation (arts)Language and LinguisticsMultiple time dimensionsPerceptionPhenomenonPC1-5498Literatura Història i crítica Teoria etc.manuel baixauliSociologyValue (semiotics)the fantastic of languagePhilology. LinguisticsThe Imaginarymedia_commonRomanic languagesself-referenceespiralAestheticsfantastic literatureIrrational numberSelf-reference
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On the loss of vitality of diminutive in French

2012

El presente artículo trata el tema de la pérdida de vitalidad del diminutivo en lengua francesa, muy inferior a otras lenguas románicas. El autor le presta especial atención al uso de este morfema en el español, donde sí que presenta una mayor frecuencia. El diminutivo del francés se habría lexicalizado y habría perdido su vitalidad. El presente artículo trata el tema de la pérdida de vitalidad del diminutivo en lengua francesa, muy inferior a otras lenguas románicas. El autor le presta especial atención al uso de este morfema en el español, donde sí que presenta una mayor frecuencia. El diminutivo del francés se habría lexicalizado y habría perdido su vitalidad. This paper considers the su…

Linguistics and LanguageLiterature and Literary Theorymedia_common.quotation_subjectSubject (philosophy)Spanish languagelexicalizaciónArtRomance languagesVitalityDiminutiveLanguage and LinguisticsLinguisticslexicalizationDiminutivelengua francesaMorphemeFrench languagediminutivolengua españolamedia_common
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Inclusive ethnographies

2017

Abstract In ethnographically oriented linguistic landscape studies, social spaces are studied in co-operation with research participants, many times through mobile encounters such as walking. Talking, walking, photographing and video recording as well as writing the fieldwork diary are activities that result in the accumulation of heterogeneous, multimodal corpora. We analyze data from a Hungarian school ethnography project to reconstruct fieldwork encounters and analyze embodiment, the handling of devices (e.g. the photo camera) and verbal interaction in exploratory, participant-led walking tours. Our analysis shows that situated practices of embodied conduct and verbal interaction blur th…

Linguistics and LanguageParticipatory action researchta6121ethnographyLanguage and LinguisticsVisual artsEthnographySituatedta516SociologyLinguistic landscapevideography060201 languages & linguisticsvideokuvausetnografia05 social sciences050301 education06 humanities and the artsosallistava tutkimusphotographyTransformative learningEmbodied cognition0602 languages and literatureparticipatory researchmethodologiesVideography0503 educationqualitative researchvalokuvausQualitative researchLinguistic Landscape. An international journal
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Ancient Greek οι-stem

2019

Abstract The semantics of ancient Indo-European noun stems has not yet received enough attention from scholars. However, the noun stems exhibit an inner semantic coherence arranged in accordance with the basic linguistic principles of categorisation. My aim in this paper is to demonstrate the internal semantic coherence of the Ancient Greek οι-stem noun category and to compare it with other well-studied morphosemantic categories in order to suggest a particular meaning structure.

Linguistics and LanguagePhilosophyIndo-European languageslanguageAncient GreekSemanticsLanguage and LinguisticsLinguisticslanguage.human_languageJournal of Greek Linguistics
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Exploring the nature of the ‘subject’-preference: Evidence from the online comprehension of simple sentences in Mandarin Chinese

2009

In two visual ERP studies, we investigated whether Mandarin Chinese shows a subject-preference in spite of the controversial status of grammatical relations in this language. We compared ERP responses at the position of the verb and the second NP in object-verb-subject (OVS) and subject-verb-object (SVO) structures. While SVO is the basic word order in Chinese and OV with subject-drop is possible, OVS is strongly dispreferred. At the position of the verb, which disambiguated towards an object or a subject reading of NP1, Experiment 1 revealed an N400 for both subject-initial control conditions in comparison with the critical object-initial condition. Experiment 2 showed that this result was…

Linguistics and LanguagePhrase3205 Experimental and Cognitive PsychologyObject (grammar)410 LinguisticsExperimental and Cognitive PsychologyVerb10104 Department of Comparative LinguisticsMandarin ChineseLanguage and Linguisticslanguage.human_languageLinguisticsEducation3310 Linguistics and Language490 Other languagesSubject (grammar)language890 Other literaturesPsychologyControl (linguistics)1203 Language and LinguisticsSentence3304 EducationWord orderLanguage and Cognitive Processes
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The reflexivity of human languaging and Nigel Love's two orders of language

2017

Abstract Nigel Love's distinction between first-order language and second-order language exposes the fallacy of the code view of linguistic communication. Persons do not ‘use’ the forms that are said to constitute a pre-existing language system; they adapt and shape their bodily behaviour, including their vocalizing, in accordance with community-level norms and practices that have historical continuity and thus define the cultural-historical traditions of a community. Individuals normatively orient to these continuities and self-reflexively engage in forms of situated appropriation of them as they flexibly adapt them to the requirements of situations in the pursuance of their goals. Love ha…

Linguistics and LanguagePopulationAnalogyWritten language bias050105 experimental psychologyLanguage and LinguisticsCode (semiotics)AppropriationReflexivity0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesSociologySituational ethicseducationLanguage stancemetalanguage060201 languages & linguisticseducation.field_of_studyReflexivitySecond-order language05 social sciencesMetalanguage06 humanities and the artsLinguisticsFirst-order language0602 languages and literatureUtteranceLanguage Sciences
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Communicating environmental science beyond academia: Stylistic patterns of newsworthiness in popular science journalism

2017

Science communication in online media is a discursive domain where science-related content is often expressed through styles characteristic of popular journalism. This article aims to characterize some dominant stylistic patterns in magazine articles devoted to environmental issues by identifying the devices used to enhance newsworthiness, given the fact that for some readers environmental topics may no longer seem engaging. The analytic perspective is an adaptation of the newsworthiness framework that has been applied in news discourse studies. The material is a sample of the 38 most-read environment-oriented articles in the online version of the international science magazine New Scientis…

Linguistics and LanguagePublic awareness of scienceDiscourse analysis050801 communication & media studiespublic understanding of scienceDigital media0508 media and communicationsstylistic analysisNews valuesScience communicationenvironmental coverageSocial sciencediscourse analysisPopular scienceScience journalism060201 languages & linguisticsNew Scientistbusiness.industrypopular journalismCommunication05 social sciencesMedia studies06 humanities and the artsscience journalisminfotainmentnewsworthiness0602 languages and literatureJournalismbusinessnews valuesDiscourse & Communication
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Are root letters compulsory for lexical access in Semitic languages? The case of masked form-priming in Arabic.

2014

Do Semitic and Indo-European languages differ at a qualitative level? Recently, it has been claimed that lexical space in Semitic languages (e.g., Hebrew, Arabic) is mainly determined by morphological constraints, while lexical space in Indo-European languages is mainly determined by orthographic constraints (Frost, Kugler, Deutsch, & Forster, 2005). One of the key findings supporting the qualitative difference between Semitic and Indo-European languages is the absence of masked form priming in Hebrew/Arabic with productive words. Here we examined whether masked form priming occurs in Arabic words when one of the letters from the productive root is replaced in the prime stimulus by another …

Linguistics and LanguageQualitative differenceArabicHebrewCognitive NeuroscienceExperimental and Cognitive PsychologyLexical accessRecognition PsychologySemitic languagesLanguage and Linguisticslanguage.human_languageLinguisticsPattern Recognition VisualWord recognitionDevelopmental and Educational PsychologylanguageLexical decision taskHumansPsychologyPriming (psychology)LanguageCognition
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