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Direct linkAneta Duda – Educational Media International, 2025
This paper undertakes an analysis of two divergent strategies aimed at driving culture towards the extremes: one involving stark minimalism and the other, gaudy maximalism. The former approach is predominantly embraced by the avant-garde, who possess the means to surround themselves with an array of commodities, thereby creating a distinguishing…
Descriptors: Computational Linguistics, Discourse Analysis, Consumer Economics, Social Influences
Download full textOspanova Dana; Kurmanbekova Zulfiya; Shagirbayeva Bakhtigul; Turarova Aisulu; Ormanova Aigul; Turgumbayeva Nursulu; Gulnara Makhazhanova; Kurmanbekova Aigul – Eurasian Journal of Applied Linguistics, 2025
Emotiology is a growing area of interdisciplinary research and academic discourse which focuses on the linguistic manifestation of emotions. This study employs psycholinguistic methodologies to examine the rationale behind word selection in emotional communication, integrating linguacultural, psycholinguistic, structural, and comparative analyses.…
Descriptors: Psycholinguistics, Interdisciplinary Approach, Academic Language, Language Usage
Na Gao; Peng Zhou; Stephen Crain – Language Acquisition: A Journal of Developmental Linguistics, 2025
This study investigates how speakers of Mandarin interpret negative sentences with the conjunction ("he" 'and'). Our experiments test three predictions that follow from the proposal that the Mandarin conjunction is a positive polarity item (PPI) for both children and adults. On this account, the Mandarin conjunction should be interpreted…
Descriptors: Mandarin Chinese, Prediction, Form Classes (Languages), Phrase Structure
