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Pragmatics and prosody in production and comprehension of scopally ambiguous sentences: Evidence from Russian Pragmatics & Cognition: Online-First Articles | Article
We analyzed scopally ambiguous Russian sentences containing sentential negation and NPs with the quantifier ‘all’ following the verb. While prosody has been shown to disambiguate scope in artificial examples lacking pragmatic cues, we aimed to examine its role in real usage, including production… read more
“DISTRAINT for research” (D4R): A resource in game translation studies and beyond Translation Spaces: Online-First Articles | Article
This paper presents D4R: an openly available and adaptable online resource based on “DISTRAINT: Deluxe Edition”, which can be applied to streamline designing and running user-oriented studies (and more). D4R can be customised to fit your research or didactic needs. It is run in the browser via… read more
The crystallization of language over time International Journal of Corpus Linguistics: Online-First Articles | Article
In this article, we investigate Van der Horst’s (2013) hypothesis that Dutch (like other European languages) underwent a diachronic process of ‘crystallization’, i.e. tighter lexical organization, at the expense of freely combinatorial syntax, in the last centuries. Analysing the… read more
Cinematic representations of Melanesian communities in Southeast Asia Journal of Asian Pacific Communication: Online-First Articles | Article
This study aims to analyze the representation of Melanesian communities in Indonesian films made and distributed since the first decade of the millennium. Stuart Hall’s cultural studies perspective is used as a methodology for both the theoretical framework and the analysis procedure of eight… read more
Beyond simple reduplication: The multifunctional nature of the Chinese pragmatic marker ēn’ēn 嗯嗯 in social media communication Pragmatics: Online-First Articles | Article
This study examines the multifunctional nature of ēn’ēn
嗯嗯, a reduplicated pragmatic marker frequently used in Chinese social media communication. Based on an analysis of 5,750 instances from private WeChat conversations and interview data from sixteen participants, we identify eight… read more
The role of visual perception in narrative scene construction: A pilot study with visually impaired children Pragmatics & Cognition: Online-First Articles | Article
Previous research suggests that imagery processes grounded in visual experience are crucial for narrative comprehension, particularly for creating mental models of story events. Visual impairments offer a unique lens to explore this issue, but research is limited. This pilot study investigates… read more