The lexicon has long been assumed to be the source of all conceptual content expressed by sentences. Syntactic structures have correspondingly been seen only as providing instructions for the assembly of the concepts expressed by words. Under this view, sentences have meaning, but the syntactic structures which sentences instantiate do not. This paper challenges this view: it uses the phenomeno...

Human is a small part of nature and with its constant presence in the natural environment, it was able to create an artificial and man-made environment tailored to its needs. Identifying structural components of nature and adapting them to the three dimensions of body, spirit and soul and their role in creating physical, functional and content components in architecture, is the beginning of the...

effect of these poems, as well as the two entitled "barbiturate ingestion," is to lessen somehow the significance that we as physicians ascribe to death while at the same time broadening our understanding of it. Equally important in creating an ironic tone is the style of the poetry with its sharp juxtaposition of medical terminology and human emotion, each serving to undercut the solemnity but...

Abstract: Throughout history, spoken language and face-to-face communication have been the primary mechanics of interaction between two or more people. While processing speech, it is often advantageous to determine the emotion of the speaker in order to better understand the context of the meaning. This paper looks at our current effort at creating a static based emotion detection system, using...

While many children grow up in linguistically and symbolically diverse communities, it is still rare that they encounter an early educational experience adapted to the complexities of their everyday communicational reality. This paper takes ecological multimodal approach a preschool’s book project multilingual community. The study examines web resources emerges from activities, actors interrela...

This research is entitled “Psychological Implications in Poetic Images of the Collection of: A Linguistic Study”. study discusses types meaning. Generally, meaning categorized into two parts: semantic and pragmatic Besides, it also interpretations artistic phenomena psychological implications shows their implications. Meaning generally a multidisciplinary sophisticated concept; hence has been d...

The sound film brought new laws of rhythm in its train. Words have a real acoustic rhythm which cannot be slowed down or speeded up by any illusion-creating technique without changing the meaning or dramaturgic significance of the words. Sound films also have silent scenes which have their own laws of rhythm. (Theory of the Film: Character and Growth of a New Art, trans. Edith Bone (Dobson [195...

We are in the process of creating a pipeline for our HPSG grammar for Norwegian (NorSource). NorSource uses the meaning representation Minimal Recursion Semantics (MRS). We present a step for validating an MRS and a step for pre-processing an MRS. The pre-processing step connects our MRS elements to a domain ontology and it can create additional states and roles. The pipeline can be reused by o...

Job burnout has serious dysfunctional ramifications, meaning substantial costs for organizations and individuals. Recent research has shown that the information technology (IT) worker’s is prone to creating work exhaustion, and that this work exhaustion is a trigger for depersonalization and diminishing achievement – the three conceptual components of job burnout. Prior research has found evide...

This article describes work on enabling the addition of temporal information to senses of words in linguistic linked open data lexica based on the lemonDia model. Our contribution in this article is twofold. On the one hand, we demonstrate how lemonDia enables the querying of diachronic lexical datasets using OWL-oriented Semantic Web based technologies. On the other hand, we present a prelimin...