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Makna-Makna Gramatikal Konstruksi Verba Denominatif Dalam Bahasa Indonesia, Danang Satria Nugraha

Bahasa dan Seni: Jurnal Bahasa, Sastra, Seni, dan Pengajarannya

New words are constantly constructed as language evolves. Through morphological afixation, new words in Indonesian (bI) such as berfirman, menggembalakan, and direncanakan are classified as denominal verbs (VDn). VDn construction is the focus of this study. It aimed to describe the grammatical meanings of VDn construction in bI. Data of the study include the VDn constructions in bI. The data sources were (a) written bI in various texts and (b) the two online corpora containing bI data, www.sealang.net and www.corpora.uni-leipzig.de. Data were collected using observation and semi-corpus methods. During the analysis, referential match technique was used to identify the grammatical …

Nowhere And Everywhere: Navigating Gendered Urban Spaces In Haruki Murakami’S After Dark, Annisa Lista, M. Misbahul Amri, Kukuh Prayitno Subagyo

Bahasa dan Seni: Jurnal Bahasa, Sastra, Seni, dan Pengajarannya

Urban space has been one of the most underexplored elements analyzed in literary works. However, as urban space gradually emerges as a culturally influencing element, a casual perusal of any text that employs urban space might result in an oversimplified analysis. This study examines the urban space of After Dark (2004), authored by Japanese writer Haruki Murakami (b. 1949). Accounting for the ways urban space is interwoven with the socio-cultural context, this study establishes a spatial reading of Murakami’s After Dark through the description of the city. With a poststructuralist approach, this study discusses how urban space is utilized and …

Issues In Translating Tarifit Tales, Hanan Bennoudi

Dirassat

Oral literature is a sold as man; it has existed in the Amazigh language for many centuries. Among the innumerable genres of oral literature, folktales( Tinfasin Tarifit) remain the most important because they have played an important role in touching the heart of our collective being and permitted to people, young and old, to shift beyond the boundaries of reality. However, Tarifit tales have remained terrain cognita to this day because they were shutdown and stuffed in the family and village context.

Personal Names In The Moroccan Context And The Theory Of «The Looking Glass Self» Case Study Of Dcheira Aljihadia, Mohamed Elghazi

Dirassat

The study of personal names is referred to as anthroponomy. It deals with the study of proper names including their forms and use(see Algeo1992:727).Unlike commonnames, personal names have special characteristics: for instance, they might haves pecials pelling.In all thel anguages that use the Latin alphabet including English, these names are almost always capitalized'!',In Arabic, however, these names are never orthographically marked. They are never preceded by a morphologically independent article or other limiting modifiers.

La Sémantique De L'Oeil' En Amazighe: Pour Une Approche Indexicale Du Sens Linguistique, Abdelaali Talmenssour

Dirassat

semantic of the eye 'in Amazigh:

For an indexical approach to linguistic meaning

The objective of this article is to cemer the symbolism of the "reil 'in Amazigh by revealing the dominant meanings of the word" tW / alln "through the diversity of its uses, and in particular in the context of sentenceology. The object of this study consists in describing the semantic and symbolic values associated with this name of part of the body in tachelhit, while proposing a model of semantic analysis, with the dynamic notion of PE (extrinsic property), a practical and pragmatic notion of meaning, capable …

Les Fonctionnels Propositionnels En Amazighe Marocain: Essai De Classification, Larbi Moumouch

Dirassat

The propositional functionals in Moroccan Amazigh: an attempt at classification

This article examines the question of subordination circumstantial elite in Moroccan Amazigh. Its object is the delimitation of the class of subordinates or propositional functionals. The overview of the notion of subordination in French grammar and linguistics illustrates the theoretical, descriptive and terminological differences. The study of these subordinates therefore involves various criteria, multiple approaches and contrasting levels of analysis. To address this question, we have taken advantage of the theoretical contributions of functionalism and the results of research in the Amazigh field which are affiliated with it.

Basic Tools For College Composition Success For Beginner Esl Learners, Gina M. Vellani

English OER Repository

Basic Tools for College Composition Success is a practical classroom resource for instructors of beginner level ESL students. This resource teaches paragraph writing skills and syntax. Paragraph genres included in this resource are descriptive and narrative. Most paragraph examples are authentic writings from beginner ESL college students.

Tools For College Composition Success Ii For Low Intermediate Students, Gina M. Vellani

English OER Repository

Tools for College Composition Success II is a practical resource for use in the college ESL classroom. This book teaches 5 paragraph essay writing and covers the following genres: Illustration/example, narrative, informational process and classification/division. This resource also contains chapters that focus on improving introduction, body and concluding paragraphs. There are also 3 chapters dedicated to syntax: Simple sentences, compound sentences and complex sentences. All essays in this resource are authentic essays written by students at this level of ESL composition instruction.

Tools For College Composition Success I For High Beginning Esl Learners, Gina M. Vellani

English OER Repository

Tools for College Composition Success I is a practical classroom resource for high beginning ESL learners. This book covers composition skills and syntax using the descriptive, narrative and process writing genres. In addition, this resource helps students at this level of language acquisition transition from writing paragraphs to writing short essays.

Lecture Interculturelle: Décodage De L'Implicite (Inter) Culturel, Brigitte Lepez, Abdelouahed Mabrour, Hassan Ennassiri

Dirassat

The cultural decoding or the discursive communication requires a complex strategy of multiple readings on the explicit and implicit levels. However, this cultural implicitness becomes a problem when it relates to a culture which is not shared. Indeed, errors in decoding the cultural implicitness can be sources of misunderstanding or even conflict in the relationship between people of different cultural contexts, the implicitness being this hidden dimension which is not immediately identifiable for those who do not share the same cultural framework.

This study focuses on intercultural decoding of the cultural implicitness, that is to say trying to understand texts …

Co Écriture De Textes En Fle: Cadre Général D'Une Expérience/Média Partagée Du "Cyberfax!" International, Akila Khebbeb, Billel Ouhaibia

Dirassat

Our contribution aims to present the first observations of exploratory experiments carried out by our research team on the effects produced by the collaborative work, primarily on the learning process. Written production in a foreign language, here in French, The experimental protocol consisted in having a text co-written, by Algerian students of the same age and in pairs, on the theme of the "House of the future".it is a way to understand the importance of peer learning and the interactions between writers and their competences in producing well written texts.

De Quelques Problèmes D'Éthique En Elearning, Ahmed Almakari

Dirassat

The exponential development of the Internet has dramatically transformed the learning practices in our universities. This digital revolution has created a myriad of resources whose copyright limits are not always clearly defined,they are accessible on a self-service basis for everyone. This g accessibility associated with ultra-powerful search engines likeGoogle and the power of certain E-learning software which makes studentsfinding online courses and information for their research and academic productionsverry easy , it is easy to sheet in an online course than in presential one.

Exploitation Didactique De La Bande Dessinée Dans Les Manuels Scolaires Au Maroc, Jamila Ahnouch

Dirassat

The comic strip (BD) is at the same time an art, a media and a process of communication. , this article is considered by the pedagogical use of comic strip in school books , as a pedagogical support , to understand the importance of the comic strip in learning French language in Morocco ,it is used as a visual support and way to express ideas and illustrate learning activities

Le Pronom On Dans Quelques Quotidiens Ivoiriens: Étude Énonciative Et Pragmatique, Sia Modeste Ganto

Dirassat

Traditionally defined as a personal pronoun of the third person impersonal pronoun "ON" been here a discursive study. It is a vision that transcends the conventional design (to replace other personal pronouns), etc..; ON is a linguistic element whose values discursive and enunciative referential plasticity is remarkable. It’s use in journalistic writings beyond mere stylistic dimension in the sense that an anonymous caller " or" mask behind which the information professionals to observe apriori neutrality enunciative. The plurality of values related to the context and its great versatility make this atool pronoun argumentative.

Interface Syntaxe Pragmatique: Une Nouvelle Approche Au Statut De La Résomptivité Dans La Dislocation À Gauche De L'Arabe Standard, Naima Lyassi

Dirassat

This article aims to establish a formal link between the syntax and the pragmatic interpretation of left-peripheral construction in Standard Arabic. More precisely, it sheds light on the placement or not of the noun phrase and the resumptive pronoun in hanging topic left-dislocated constructions.

Espaces Pratiques Discursives: Dynamiques Sociolinguistiques Et Superposition Des Langues Dans La Région Des Jbàla De La Vallé De L'Ouàrgha, Abdenbi Lachkar

Dirassat

Dealing with the linguistic mix and language contacts in the Jbala region is a delicate undertaking. Beyond the analysis of the regional linguistic landscape, this research tries to demonstrate the circumstances of the development of linguistic variation in discursive practices in family (parents and fans) and in society in the rural environment and not in the urban one. which is more characterized by these phenomena of languages than any other medium. Thus, this study, by questioning the circumstances of the appearance of mixed languages in the jebli space, is situated within the framework of sociolinguistic works which deal with variation …

Procédés Argumentatifs Dans Le Débat D'Entre Deux Tours De L'Élection Présidentielle Ivoirienne, Nanourougo Coulibaly

Dirassat

Cote d’Ivoire has experienced, Thursday, Nov. 25, 20 I0, the first adversarial debate in its history between the two finalists in the presidential election. This discursive confrontation is therefore a new element in the political landscape of Cote d'Ivoire. In addition, it is important to note that this debate takes place in a context overheated with sporadic clashes between the supporters of Laurent Gbagbo, the outgoing President, supported by the FPI (lvorian Popular Front) and a coalition of parties united in the LMP (The Presidential Majority) and those of Alassane Ouattara, his challenger supported by another political coalition called RHDP …

Etude Des Formes Dérivées Et De Leurs Valeurs Sémantiques À Travers Un Corpus D'Arabe Moderne De Presse: De Nouveaux Usages De Communication ?, Marie Baize-Robache

Dirassat

This article deals with the possible evolution of contemporary written Arabic of the press through a recent corpus extracted from the website vww.aljazeera.net. which describes the war in Iraq from a factual point of view in November 2005.. Before comparing the extended verbal forms of this corpus with the same verbal forms found in the same period and dealing with the same theme in the newspaper al-Hayat الحياة , it first defines the object (the extended verbal forms, derivation bases) as well as the analysis method of the corpora (synchronic and diachronic analyses). In a third part, it moves …

The Morality Of Pronoun Flexibility: Connections Between Language And Cognitive Identity Alignment, Mafalda Von Alvensleben

The Yale Undergraduate Research Journal

The power of words we use to refer to one another is gaining recognition in contemporary socio-political discourse. Yet, interplay between language and complex cognitive processes, including moral judgments and identity formation, largely remains a subject of philosophical and theoretical debate. In order to begin examining the existence of such interactions empirically, this paper investigates the syntactic shift of the third person plural pronoun they/them to the third person singular, used to refer to gender non-binary/gender nonconforming individuals. Using grammaticality acceptance ratings and the Worthen 2016 moral attitudes test, administered under timed pressure, this study measures both intuitions surrounding the …

Environmental Determinism And Spurious Correlation: Just-So Stories In Phonology, Jeremiah Jewell

The Yale Undergraduate Research Journal

The sounds and sound structures of languages often pattern in geographic clusters. Most accounts of this phenomenon rely on language contact and common descent as the principal causes of areal features. Modern linguistics rejects the notion that the nature of the location in which a language is spoken affects its phonological system. Nonetheless, some have argued that climate, topography, and other aspects of the ambient environment causally affect phonologies. The aim of this paper is to assess recent attempts in linguistics literature to broaden the view of what motivates geographically correlated phonological structures. I focus on the realms of phonology …

The Structural Grammaticalization Of The Biblical Hebrew Ethical Dative, Oliver Shoulson

The Yale Undergraduate Research Journal

This paper offers a structural analysis of the evolution of a grammatical phenomenon in Biblical Hebrew known as the Ethical Dative (ED). My analysis is rooted in the grammaticalization chain proposed by Talmy Givón wherein the Ethical Dative evolves incrementally from other dative forms, accounting for its lopsided distribution across the Bible. Via its similarity to the Personal Dative in Appalachian English, I propose a derivation for the ED whose locus is the specifier of a high Applicative Phrase, allowing us to account for Givón’s progression through the gradual reduction of merge-operations and feature-valuation at that node. My analysis bolsters …

What Two Canonical Novels Tell Us About Linguistic Prejudice In United States Courts, Charlotte Van Voorhis

The Yale Undergraduate Research Journal

In this senior essay, I reflect on how African American English (AAE) is represented and perceived in our society. I establish that it is a regular and systematic variety of English. I investigate two novels, To Kill A Mockingbird and Their Eyes Were Watching God and whether their depictions of AAE accurately reflect its systematicity. I equate inaccurate representation in the novels with the disrespectful treatment of AAE and its speakers in the United States currently. I compare the treatment of AAE in the novels’ trials to its treatment in State of Florida vs. George Zimmerman (2013), in which Rachel …

Deep Learning In Musical Lyric Generation: An Lstm-Based Approach, Harrison Gill, Daniel Lee, Nick Marwell

The Yale Undergraduate Research Journal

This paper explores the capability of deep learning to generate lyrics for a designated musical genre. Previous research in the field of computational linguistics has focused on lyric generation for specific genres, limited to Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN) or Gated Recurrent Units (GRU). Instead, we employ a Long Short Term Memory (LSTM) network to produce lyrics for a specific genre given an input sample lyric. In addition, we evaluate our generated lyrics via several linguistic metrics and compare these metrics to those of other genres and to the training set to assess linguistic similarities, differences, and the performance of our …

How Humans Produce And Interpret Sentences Using Syntax, Jun Tamura

International Programs

Humans are able to use languages freely and understand the meaning of languages. This universal linguistic ability of humans can be accounted for by “syntax” in our brains, for which I will provide three pieces of supportive evidence.

Perceptual Mismatch Between Meso And Macro Policy At Tokyo International University, Brianna Ross, Kimberly Brown

McNair Symposium

Previous studies have aimed at looking at meso and micro policy levels of Japanese educational institutions and their English language teaching programs. Through conducting surveys and interviews, researchers gained knowledge of how, or if, institutions portray their standards to students and staff and how those goals are displayed through curriculum. This research shows a disconnect between the stated goals and in class instruction. While the researchers looked at overall disconnects, none looked at specific universities and their programs. My study aims to fill that gap, focusing on a university known for its English teaching and production skills. The intention is …

Linguistic Estoppel: A Custodial Interrogation Subject’S Reliance On Traditional Language Customs When Facing Unknown Expectations For Legally Efficacious Speech, Taylor J. Smith

BYU Law Review

For various reasons, speakers often communicate indirectly, hiding their words’ true meaning beneath an apparent surface meaning. For example, a woman trying to brush off her co-worker’s date invitation might respond, “I have to prepare for a presentation tomorrow.” While the words’ surface meaning doesn’t relate to the date invitation, the hearer usually understands the underlying message—that is to say, the words’ function differs from their form. However, because the law’s language ideology requires directness and surface-level meaning, lay-speaking interrogation subjects often have difficulty effectively invoking their Miranda rights. Because the legal system’s search for determinacy often results in reliance …

Acquiring English Then Reacquiring Indonesian: A Study Of Family Language Policy, Aris Bahari Rizki, Muchamad Sholakhuddin Al Fajri

The Qualitative Report

This study investigates how family language policies are shaped and developed in five Indonesian scholars’ families who live in England. More specifically, it analyses parents’ attitudes towards children’s bilingualism and second language development focusing on the investigation of factors that can influence parental language ideologies and the patterns of language practices within the families. Data were obtained from participant observations, fieldnotes, and semi-structured interviews. All the data were then analysed using inductive analysis approaches proposed by Cohen et al. (2011) and Thomas (2006) which include reading the transcripts several times, identifying the texts related to the purpose of the study, …

The Particle Thì In Vietnamese, Mai Chi Nguyen

Masters Theses

This thesis examines the functions of the particle thì in Vietnamese. The previous literature mainly describes thì as a phrasal particle; the inter-clausal thì receives one previous description (Clark, 1992a), but the collected data in this thesis revealed that thì is predominantly used sentence-initially. Among 155 collected tokens of thì, 48 (31%) occurs phrasally, 38 (30%) occurs inter-clausally, and 69 (44%) occurs sentence-initially. The phrasal thì is analyzed as a topic and/or contrastive topic marker (Cao, 1991/2004; Clark, 1992a), or “a discourse template marker” (Tran, Forthcoming). The inter-clausal thì is considered “an inchoative conjunction” (Clark, 1992a). A description and an …

The Phonology And Syntax Of Grammatical Tone In Copala Triqui, Jamillah Shantel Rodriguez

Legacy Theses & Dissertations (2009 - 2024)

Copala Triqui is an Otomanguean language of Oaxaca, Mexico with a highly complex tone system. In Copala Triqui, the lowering of tone from an upper register tone to a lower register tone acts as a conveyor of grammatical information. Tone lowering occurs across many syntactic environments in the language (Hollenbach, 1984; Broadwell; 2011; Broadwell, 2016; Broadwell & Clemens, 2017; Rodriguez & Clemens, 2020). In this thesis, I consider two aspects of tone lowering: i) the representation of tone lowering in the phonology and ii) the syntactic trigger for tone lowering across multiple environments.

The Relationship Between Language Mindsets And Foreign Language Anxiety, Jared David Barber

Doctoral Dissertations and Projects

The learning of a second language is distinct from other types of learning, and it involves a complex interplay of cognitive, affective, motivational, and emotional factors. Language mindset, the beliefs that learners hold regarding their language learning ability, is one important affective factor, as is language anxiety. The purpose of this quantitative correlational study was to discover whether a relationship exists between language mindsets and foreign language anxiety for university second language students at a large central Virginia university. The study used four bivariate linear regressions to examine correlations between the predictor variable, foreign language anxiety, and four language mindset-related …