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Strategies to discredit opponents: Russian presentations of events in countries of the former Soviet Union
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Imaginary friends, stalking, and curating the Web: An ESL student's use of social media
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In: Graduate Theses and Dissertations (2013)
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اهلا, hello and bonjour: a postcolonial analysis of Arab media's use of code switching and mixing and its ramification on the identity of the self in the Arab world ...
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Gnome on the range: finding the hypertextual narratives in ancient wisdom texts
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Accelerating Exploitation of Low-grade Intelligence through Semantic Text Processing of Social Media
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Emoticons Signal Expertise in Technical Web Forums ; Neural Nets and Surroundings
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On nonperceptual sensation and media ecology: interrogating computer mediated communication
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Old Communication – New Means: The Linguistic Study of Ukrainian Orthodox Church and Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church Websites
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Pankovskyi, Iaroslav. - : University of Alberta. Department of Modern Languages and Cultural Studies., 2013
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Проблеми зовнішньої трудової міграції в Україні: сучасні тенденції
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Global Technical Communication and Content Management: A Study of Multilingual Quality
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In: Theses and Dissertations (2013)
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Argumentation meets adapted cognition: manipulation in media discourse on immigration
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Event-construal in press reports of violence in political protests: a cognitive linguistic approach to CDA
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Old Communication – New Means: The Linguistic Study of Ukrainian Orthodox Church and Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church Websites
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Pankovskyi, Iaroslav. - : University of Alberta. Department of Modern Languages and Cultural Studies., 2013
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Our 'messy' mother tongue: Language attitudes among urban Uyghurs and desires for 'purity' in the public sphere
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"Grab a pen and paper": interaction v. interactivity in a political radio phone-in
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The Race-Time Continuum: Race Projrction in DEFA Genre Cinema
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In: Doctoral Dissertations 1896 - February 2014 (2013)
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Methodology and Experience of Building the Retrospective Corpus of Lithuanian Broadcast Media
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In: Taikomoji kalbotyra, Iss 2 (2013) (2013)
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The article aims to introduce the corpus of broadcast media (radio and television), which was compiled in the framework of the project Lithuanian Language: Ideals, Ideologies and Identity Shifts to the academic community. The corpus includes about 63 hours of transcribed recordings from 1960 to 2010. The article discusses theoretical principles of corpus sampling, which were based on the criteria of time periods and genres; the methodological issues encountered when constructing the sampling scheme; shares the practical experience of selecting and gathering recordings to be included into the corpus; and presents the actual structure of the corpus. One of the main requirements for any corpus is its representativeness and balance. One possible way to achieve them is to distinguish objectively defined text types and to build the corpus along these lines. Thus the composition of the corpus of the broadcast media was designed on the basis of two criteria: periods of broadcast media development and genre. There are three periods distinguished: Soviet 1960–1987, transitional 1988–1992 and contemporary 1993–now. In respect of genre, three groups of programs are included: talk programs (further subdivided into the types of interview, debate and talk-show); documentaries, features and journal programs; information programs. The article discusses problems that were encountered when trying to implement the corpus along these lines: problems of availability of materials due to technological peculiarities of different periods and organisational factors of archive institutions; the issue of balance between the periods; the problems of genre comparability and different extent of diversity of genres in different periods, and continuity of genres. Finally, the composition and the size of the corpus are presented (63 hours of recordings, about 350 thousand words). The paper concludes that despite the limited availability of materials and other problems discussed above which is why the corpus cannot be regarded as perfectly representative and balanced, it is sufficient for research into public language change. This was confirmed by tentative research studies done on its basis. The corpus meets the usual technical requirements: the transcriptions have been made in CLAN software developed within the CHILDES project, the recordings have been transcribed, coded and morphologically annotated following the conventions of the CHILDES project, the speakers have been assigned individual codes, and the transcriptions have been linked to the sound/image files.
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corpus sampling; genres of spoken mass media; language corpus; P1-1091; Philology. Linguistics; spoken mass media; spoken public language
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URL: https://doaj.org/article/cc045db2ed054f0c8e09b03ff4ebf149 https://doi.org/10.15388/TK.2013.17259
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