METHODS OF CORRECTING MISTAKES IN WRITTEN SPEECH by S. A. Chekanova

“…It is essential not only for improving students’ linguistic knowledge but also for the teacher who can use the data to explain the same material to other students. …”
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Locative Inversion In Discourse: a strategy of non-commitment by Christine Copy, Lucie Gournay

“…First, we show that the syntactic constraints and modal restrictions already debated in the linguistic literature, form a coherent set of properties and are evidence of a non-speaker-based predication. …”
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Experiences of using Electronic Medical Records among Patients from Ethnic Minority Backgrounds: A Rapid Review by Corey Adams, Reema Harrison, Alison Merchant, Narelle Arblaster, Tracey Bucknall, Kathleen Gray, Guncag Ozavci, Nilmini Wickramasinghe, Vicky Yuan, Elizabeth Manias

“…To address these disparities, a multifaceted approach is necessary, one that acknowledges linguistic diversity, enhances digital health literacy, and actively incorporates feedback from ethnic minority communities to improve EMR engagement.…”
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The concept of 'Russification' as understood by Professor P.V. Znamensky by T.M. Nekhorosheva

“…The main structural components that are, to some extent, characteristic of Russification are revealed: linguistic community, unity of faith, and political loyalty. …”
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Character Adrift (on the Sea of Language): Robinson Crusoe, Foe, Elizabeth Costello, and the Shipwreck of Realism by James CORBY

“…The article then delves into Coetzee's nuanced narrative style, demonstrating how his characters, adrift on a sea of language and symbolism, strive to maintain their authentic existence against the encroaching tide of linguistic abstraction. This metaphorical “drift” and “shipwreck” mirror broader philosophical and cultural shifts in literature, where characters constantly oscillate between their roles as tangible entities and constructs within narrative frameworks. …”
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Cultural Signs in Multilingual Drama Feature Films: Rendition Strategies by Homa Tavousi, Azadeh Eriss

“…The analysis revealed that the most prevalent verbal technique was neutralization (Ai), which reduced linguistic variety. Non-verbal signs were adapted to adhere to the sociocultural norms of Iranian culture. …”
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Le dialecte dans l’œuvre de Felix Mitterer by Delphine Choffat, Elisabeth Kargl

“…The situation is different for the play In der Löwengrube, where it is absolutely necessary to maintain the coexistence of the different linguistic strata. The task for the translator is then to choose his or her strategies for rendering such a multilayered text in another language, while avoiding the pitfall of an exoticizing translation. …”
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The ethnoregional component of the party-political landscape of Europe by Vladimir Y. Shveytzer

“…The author suggests a typologization of parties according to national, regional, confessional and linguistic characteristics. The differentiation of these parties by their respective groups and factions in the European Parliament is being considered. …”
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De l’ojibwa au dakota : pour une analyse transformationnelle des langues amérindiennes by Emmanuel Désveaux, Michel de Fornel

“…From Ojibwa to Dakota: the analysis of North American Indian languages according to concept of transformation. Since linguists tried to classify the languages of the New World they were using the same genetical model which lays at the base of the classification of Indo-European languages. …”
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Russian and foreign students’ involvement in the educational process in the context of the digital distance educational technologies use in the Russian universities by M. A. Tanina, V. V. Bondarenko, V. A. Yudina, O. A. Zyablikova

“…Involvement in the educational process during the distance learning decreases among all students, while for foreign students it is to a greater extent than for Russian students, which is due to the linguistic, cultural, mental characteristics of this category of students. …”
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Operational Risk Assessment for International Transport Corridor: A Case Study of China-Pakistan Economic Corridor by Yang Lei, Chengfeng Huang, Yuan Wu

“…The expert scoring method is used to collect the basic data of risk identification, and the hesitant fuzzy decision theory is introduced. The dependent linguistic ordered weighted geometric (DLOWG) operator and the Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA) method are used in combination. …”
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Grammatical works in Arabic, Turkish and Persian in manuscript collections of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Dželila Babović

“…Originality/value: Bearing in mind the documentary character of the manuscripts as first-class historical sources, the research, analysis, and conclusions reached will not only represent a contribution to the study of linguistic history in Bosnia but also provide an incentive for further research in that direction.…”
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Daniel 12:2 and the Threat of Shame by Kevin Swartz

“…However, when examined within its original sociological context, this passage can be more accurately understood as reflecting a specific threat of shame deeply embedded in the honour-based society of the ancient Mediterranean during the Second Temple Period. The linguistic connection of דראון (“contempt, abhorrence”) to Isaiah, particularly concerning the fear of non-burial and corpse exposure, reinforces this interpretation by emphasising the concept of shame tied to one’s manner of death (Isa 66:24). …”
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The Mountain Sublime of Philip James de Loutherbourg and Joseph Mallord William Turner by Aurélie Tremblet

“…If there are striking analogies between the two canvases, disclosing the existence of several forms and factors of saliency, common to both artists —and directly echoing the aesthetic notion of the Sublime, which emerged in Great-Britain in the 19th century— these visual manifestations of saliency seem to have equivalents in the linguistic field. We thus follow Frédéric Landragin when trying to demonstrate that the poem as well as the paintings by De Loutherbourg and Turner hinge upon the same two main mechanisms, based on disruption.…”
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The Role of Psycholinguistics in Developing Arabic Language Learning Methods: A Literature Review by Dea Adinda, Era Fazira, Fadhla Abi Hidayah, Sahkholid Nasution

“…Approaches such as Task-Based Learning (TBL), Problem-Based Learning (PBL), and Generative Transformative help create more active, communicative, and applicable learning according to students’ needs. In addition, linguistic theories such as structuralism, transformative-generative, and psycholinguistic-based balaghah enable more effective and relevant Arabic language teaching to students’ characteristics and cognitive development.…”
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Du Sublime de la montagne chez Philip James de Loutherbourg et Joseph Mallord William Turner by Aurélie Tremblet

“…If there are striking analogies between the two canvases, disclosing the existence of several forms and factors of saliency, common to both artists —and directly echoing the aesthetic notion of the Sublime, which emerged in Great-Britain in the 19th century— these visual manifestations of saliency seem to have equivalents in the linguistic field. We thus follow Frédéric Landragin when trying to demonstrate that the poem as well as the paintings by De Loutherbourg and Turner hinge upon the same two main mechanisms, based on disruption.…”
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Flood risk assessment using Neutrosophic Analytical Hierarchy Process (N-AHP) and GIS techniques in the Melet Basin (Türkiye) by Murat Fıçıcı

“…Four decision-makers used linguistic phrases to compare and assess the flood criteria during the method's application phase. …”
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Impact of Baseline BMI upon the Success of Latina Participants Enrolled in a 6-Month Physical Activity Intervention by Sheri J. Hartman, Shira I. Dunsiger, Dori W. Pekmezi, Brooke Barbera, Charles J. Neighbors, Becky Marquez, Bess H. Marcus

“…Thus, this study assessed how BMI impacts success of Spanish-speaking Latinas in a culturally and linguistically adapted theory-based physical activity intervention (𝑁=45). …”
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Psychiatric poetics: mental healthcare and Giovanni Stanghellini's ‘Logics of Discovery’ by George Ikkos, Alastair Morgan

“…By contrast, in his two ‘Logics of Discovery’ papers, psychiatrist, psychopathologist and psychotherapist Giovanni Stanghellini brings to bear on clinical discovery and the healing alliance cultural historian Aby Warburg's approach to images (specifically, his Atlas of Mnemosyne) and philosopher Giorgio Agamben's analysis of the linguistic phenomenon of parataxis in Friedrich Hölderlin's poetry. …”
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« Traduit du riddleyspeak (Anterre) par Nicolas Richard » : quand le traducteur se fait lecteur de science-fiction by Elaine Després

“…This article proposes to show that the translator’s proposal enriches and complexifies the xenoencyclopedia of Hoban’s novel rather than replacing it, almost bringing it to the side of transfictionality (Saint-Gelais, 2011) : the characters and the narrative are recognizable, but they exist in a different, even less familiar fictional and linguistic world. Using the analytical tools developed by Alice Ray (2019), we will explore this novum that is « parlénigm » through a comparative analysis of texts, the techniques employed by the translator, the effects produced, and other examples of language-fiction translation.…”
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