The paper analyses the conceptual mechanisms underlying development of secondary emotional meanings ?non-emotional? verbs (in relation to their primary meaning). Being abstract, psychological entities, emotions are formalised and expressed by linguistic means using lexis. Emotional represent a type this lexis: they denote emotions, relationships processes, expression an situation as whole. rese...

Knowledge of ontologies of legal information retrieval enables students to deal with any legal question if relevant material is available. The students should be taught how to find relevant materials and how to use this output efficiently for problem solving. The results of our course on EU law are very encouraging and should lead to a major change in the law school: less learning but more emph...

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Research Employers and Industries Pace University Library [1] Recommended databases are: "Business and Company Resource Center", "Business Source Premier", “Lexis-Nexis Academic” and “Mergent Online”. If you are a current student, you may enter your library bar code to use many of the databases. For alumni: access to the library databases will require obtaining an alumni ID card which must be p...

Specialised languages such as the language of economics and politics are continuously undergoing dynamic development particularly in the area of lexis which is constantly evolving to reflect a rapidly changing society. A large part of specialised language is made up of rhetorical figures. Each specialised language has its own means of persuasion, its own rhetorical devices. This study examines ...

This paper extends the Lotka system of stable population equations to any population. The authors present this new general system and describe its duality with the recent Preston-Coale system. They derive these results by considering the calculus of change on the surface of population density defined over age and time. They show that analysis of this Lexis surface leads to all the known fund...