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🗣️ Language and Linguistics

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Language and Linguistics is a subfield of Arts and Humanities in the OpenAlex classification of science. The topics most of its papers here are on: «Natural Language Processing Techniques», «Topic Modeling», «Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation».

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  1. "Dynamic Language Practices," review of Translingual Practice: Global Englishes and Cosmopolitan Relations, by Suresh CanagarajahSharon Yam2014
  2. Again on the ‘Yemenite Connection’ of Andalusi Arabic and Other Western Arabic DialectsFederico Corriente2014
  3. Alliteration in Modern and Middle English: “Piers Plowman”Peter Sutton2014
  4. Diachronic Study of the Hebrew Bible: A Field in CrisisJoshua Berman2014
  5. DiVE-Arabic: Gulf Arabic Dialogue in a Virtual EnvironmentAndrew Gargett, Sam Hellmuth, Ghazi AlGethami2014
  6. Egypto-Semitic Comparison: Some Considerations on Bilabials and Dentals RelationshipMassimiliano Franci2014
  7. Evaluating Lemmatization Models for Machine-Assisted Corpus-Dictionary LinkageKevin Black, Eric Ringger, Paul Felt, et al.2014
  8. From a Non-Argument-Dative to an Argument-Dative: The Character and Origin of the qṭīl lī Construction in Syriac and Jewish Babylonian AramaicElitzur A. Bar-Asher Siegal2014
  9. From Glosses to the Linguistic Nature of Canaano-AkkadianAlexander Andrason, Juan-Pablo Vita2014
  10. Grammaticalization of Adnominal Demonstratives in Neo-Aramaic. Towards the creation of a simple determinerFabio Gasparini2014
  11. Phoenician/Punic Loans in Berber Languages and Their Role in the Chronology of BerberVáclav Blažek2014
  12. Resche Catherine, Economic Terms and Beyond: Capitalising on the Wealth of Notions. How Researchers in Specialised Varieties of English Can Benefit from Focusing on TermsMireille Hardy2014
  13. The ASMAT project – Arabic social media analysis tools2014
  14. Validation Issues induced by an Automatic Pre-Annotation Mechanism in the Building of Non-projective Dependency TreebanksOphélie Lacroix, Denis Béchet2014
  15. Verbal Valency in Biblical Hebrew: An Analysis of the Valency of ʿbrJames Douglas Wilson2014
  16. We Tweet Like We Talk and Other Interesting Observations: An Analysis of English Communication ModalitiesJosiah P. Zayner2014
  17. Beyond semantics: the challenges of annotating pragmatic and discourse phenomenaStefanie Dipper, Heike Zinsmeister, Bonnie Webber2013
  18. CONATION: English Command Input/Output System for ComputersKamlesh Sharma, Dr. T. V. Prasad2013
  19. More on the Arabic Object Marker iyyā: Implications for the Origin of the Semitic Notae AccusativiDavid Wilmsen2013
  20. Some Comments on a New Manual of the Semitic LanguagesFederico Corriente2013
  21. A rule-based approach to unknown word recognition in ArabicLynne Cahill2012
  22. Annotating Factive VerbsAlvin Grissom II, Yusuke Miyao2012
  23. Arabic Dialects of Central Asia: Internal Development Tendencies of Arabic Language MaterialGuram Chikovani2012
  24. Arabic-Segmentation Combination Strategies for Statistical Machine TranslationSaab Mansour, Hermann Ney2012
  25. Building a ‘New’ Semitic Language: Lexical Enrichment in Modern Assyrian and Its ProblemsFabio Gasparini, Mauro Tosco2012
  26. Considering a resource-light approach to learning verb valenciesAlex Rudnick2012
  27. Extracting Semantic Transfer Rules from Parallel Corpora with SMT Phrase AlignersPetter Haugereid, Francis Bond2012
  28. Final ka(-mā), a Shared Innovation of (Traditional) South SemiticFederico Corriente2012
  29. Indirect Responses in Biblical HebrewTamar Zewi2012
  30. Integrating Aspectually Relevant Properties of Verbs into a Morphological Analyzer for EnglishKatina Bontcheva2012
  31. Labile Verbs and Word Order in Early Middle English: an Initial StudyLuisa García García, Esaúl Ruiz Narbona2012
  32. Language Classification and Segmentation of Noisy Documents in Hebrew ScriptsAlex Zhicharevich, Nachum Dershowitz2012
  33. Reflections on Abu Rumi’s Amharic Translation of the Book of RuthMeley Mulugetta2012
  34. Rescoring N-Best Hypotheses for Arabic Speech Recognition: A Syntax- Mining ApproachDia AbuZeina, Moustafa Elshafei, Husni Al-Muhtaseb, et al.2012
  35. The Argobba of Ethiopia are not the Language they SpeakAbbebe Kifleyesus2012
  36. The Conundrum of New Online Languages: Translating Arabic ChatJoel Ross2012
  37. The Injunctive in SemiticReinhard Stempel2012
  38. The Problem of Mutual Understanding across Regional Varieties of EnglishMariana Sargsyan2012
  39. Three “hammers”of Biblical HebrewA A Kirillova2012
  40. Towards a Semantic Annotation of English Television News - Building and Evaluating a Constraint Grammar FrameNetShaohua Yang, Hai Zhao, Bao-liang Lu2012
  41. Utilisation de la translittération arabe pour l'amélioration de l'alignement de mots à partir de corpus parallèles français-arabe (Using Arabic Transliteration to Improve Word Alignment from French-Arabic Parallel Corpora) [in French]Houda Saadane, Nasredine Semmar2012
  42. Was Middle English a templatic language?Attila Starčević2012
  43. A Construction Grammar Approach to Prepositional Phrase Attachment: Semantic Feature Analysis of V NP1 into NP2 ConstructionLiyin Chen, Siaw-Fong Chung, Chao-Lin Liu2011
  44. A.P. Cowie (Editor). The Oxford History of English Lexicography. Volume I: General-purpose Dictionaries. Volume II: Specialized DictionariesLoránd-Levente Pálfi2011
  45. Arabic and computer-aided translation: an integrated approachBarbara Quaranta2011
  46. Automatic transcription of 17th century English text in Contemporary English with NooJ: Method and EvaluationOdile Piton, Slim Mesfar, Helene Pignot2011
  47. Common Ground and Perspective-taking in Real-time Language ProcessingMichael K. Tanenhaus2011
  48. Neo-Aramaic Studies: A Survey of Recent PublicationsAlessandro Mengozzi2011
  49. Olga Kapeliuk: Selected Papers in Ethio-Semitic and Neo-Aramaic LinguisticsAlessandro Bausi2011
  50. On the Absence of Raising Constructions in AmharicJohn S. Lumsden, Girma Halefom2011
  51. Terasawa, Jun 2011 : Old English Metre: an IntroductionRafael J. Pascual2011
  52. The Fusion of Semitic and Latin Cultures in the Language and Literature of MaltaOliver Friggieri2011
  53. An Assortment of Articles in a Ugaritic TextWilfred G.E. Watson2010
  54. Annotated EnglishJose Hernandez-Orallo2010
  55. Features for Detecting Hedge CuesNobuyuki Shimizu, Hiroshi Nakagawa2010
  56. Peters, Pam, Peter Collins & Adam Smith (editors). Comparative Studies in Australian and New Zealand English: Grammar and Beyond. Varieties of English Around the World G39. Amsterdam/Philadelphia: John Benjamins 2009. 406 pp. ISBN 978 90,272 4899 2Elisabeth Gustawsson2010
  57. Syntactic Testsuites and Textual Entailment RecognitionPaul Bedaride, Claire Gardent2010
  58. Topicalization and Truth Conditions: A Categorial AccountHiroaki Nakamura2010
  59. Treebank of Chinese Bible TranslationsAndi Wu2010
  60. A semi-automatic part-of-speech tagging system for Middle English corpora: overcoming the challenges.Melania Sánchez Reed, Antonio Miranda García2009
  61. Multivocality in Group Speech in Biblical NarrativeGeorge Savran2009
  62. Old English geond expressing duration of time: The Winchester usageKiriki Sato2009
  63. Proceedings of the 2009 Workshop on Grammar Engineering Across Frameworks (GEAF 2009)2009
  64. Resolving Multiple Wh-Fragments: A Syntax-Pragmatics ApproachSang-Hee Park2009
  65. Selected Operations, Algorithms, and Applications of n-Tape Weighted Finite-State MachinesAndre Kempe2009
  66. Using English for commonsense knowledgeAllan Ramsay, Debora Field2009
  67. Exploiting Lexical Resources for Disambiguating CJK and Arabic Orthographic VariantsJack Halpern2008
  68. Iʿrāb, Tanwīn and Status Constructus: Some Thoughts on the History of the Nominal Declension in Semitic and ArabicReinhard Stempel2008
  69. ODL: an Object Description Language for Lexical InformationMichael Rosner2008
  70. Paragraphs as episodes: distinguishing paragraphs in Biblical Hebrew narrative text on the basis of linguistic devicesChang-Keol Yoo2008
  71. The spontaneous use of Hebrew verb forms by Israeli preschool children with and without sli The spontaneous use of Hebrew verb forms by Israeli preschool children with and without sliEsther Dromi, Anat Blass2008
  72. “Penser global, agir local” : Les coordinations antithétiques dans une grammaire de construction multi-dimensionnelle [“Thinking global, acting local”: Antonym coordinations in a multidimensional construction grammar]Marie-Laure Guénot2008
  73. Absolute constructions in the Old English Gospels: a case-studyLaura Esteban Segura, Nadia Obegi Gallardo2007
  74. On the excrecent Middle EnglishAnna Hebda2007
  75. Synchronous Grammars and Transducers: Good News and Bad NewsStuart Shieber2007
  76. Identifying Complex Phenomena in a Corpus via a Treebank LensDan Flickinger2006
  77. Tips and Tricks of the Prague Arabic Dependency TreebankOtakar Smrž2006
  78. Dimensions of Deep Grammar ValidationDan Flickinger2005
  79. Is the title of the Old English poem The Descent into Hell suitable?M. R. Rambaran-Olm2005
  80. Old English ditransitive adjectivesAlejandro Alcaraz Sintes2005
  81. Old English punctuation revisited: the case of the Gospel according to Saint MatthewTeresa Marqués Aguado2005
  82. The Middle English chapter on the 'modal story'Maurizio Gotti2005
  83. A Labelled Corpus for Prepositional Phrase AttachmentBrian Mitchell, Robert Gaizauskas2004
  84. A trainable transfer-based MT approach for languages with limited resourcesAlon Lavie, Katharina Probst, Erik Peterson, et al.2004
  85. Chapter 3: Minimalist assumptions on negation in Biblical Hebrew syntaxFanie Snyman2004
  86. Collection and Evaluation of Broadcast News Data for ArabicMohamed Afify, Ossama Emam2004
  87. Extraposition in Modern HebrewTali Bar2004
  88. Notes on the Genitive Exponents of Some Modern Arabic DialectsAaron Rubin2004
  89. Some Special Functions of the Adnominal Pronouns in Neo-SemiticOlga Kapeliuk2004
  90. The NEMLAR project on Arabic language resourcesBente Maegaard2004
  91. A Word Selection Model Based on Lexical Semantic Knowledge in English GenerationYi-Dong Chen, Tang-Qiu Li, Xu-Ling Zheng2003
  92. Inductive coding of the Arabic lexiconAli Farghaly, Jean Senellart2003
  93. COLING-02: Grammar Engineering and Evaluation2002
  94. Four Middle English Notes: Calf 'shank', Silk 'prey', Clanvowe's cuckoo and William Worcestre's 'Doynton'Andrew Breeze Andrew Breeze2001
  95. Ongitan: A Case Study of Evidentiality in Old English Perception VerbsAna Laura Rodríguez Redondo, Eugenio Contreras Domingo2001
  96. The Locative Uses of the Preposition at in the Old English Version of Bede's Ecclesiastical History of the English People: A Cognitive ApproachCarmen Guarddon Anelo2001
  97. Creation of Spoken Hebrew DatabasesTami Rannon, Ofra Golani, Anat Goren, et al.2000
  98. Old English in Middle Kentish Place-NamesMaría Auxiliadora Martín2000
  99. The Linguistic Description and Analysis of 2 Samuel 11–12 From The Perspective of Functional Grammar In the Tradition of Simon DikMatthew Anstey2000
  100. Yiddish, Hebrew, and Other Jewish LanguagesCJS Editors2000

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