Journalism and Language
Expressiveness in Journalism: interfaces between Communication, Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology and Education
... Pathology and Audiology and Journalism in Brazil does not ultimately determine the primacy of positions, postures, movements, voice and body gestures configured and standardized by ...
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Subtitling as a pedagogical tool for language teaching in journalism
... present and discuss some results produced by a research involving the use of English subtitles of some news videos from the webiste ...of Journalism as the audience to whom the videos were ...theorists ...
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Multiplatform journalism and (de) convergence in Portugal
... different and broader opinion on the subject ...environment. And then, also, because we have here the question of ...in language, in narrative, in the form of hyperlinks, in visual form - which is ...
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Inferences and american journalism : a matter of interfaces
... Linguistics and Communication, Linguistics and Cognition and Linguistics and Computer Sciences, ...Semantics and Pragmatics come close – these are the intradisciplinary ...
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Software Language Engineering: Interaction and Usability Modeling of Language Editors
... domain and application on the market, producing unnecessary costs (several DSLs’ with the same scope are being developed) and restricting the evolu- tion of these ...tool and, for that reason, it can ...
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Speech-language intervention in schizophrenia: an integrative review
... Pathology AND Schizophrenia)) OR (((Pragmatic AND Schizophrenia AND Speech & Language Pathology))) OR (((Mental Health AND Schizophrenia AND Communication))) OR (((Speech Language[r] ...
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Thomas Schulze Thesis Data Journalism
... hip, and funny or humorous (Boston Consulting Group, ...negative and imply a very self-confident and self-absorbed personality, which is also described in the Pew Research Center report ...update ...
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Innovative Journalism in Latin America
... audio and of the disposition of the people, before leaving for hostile terrain,” Sixto ...development and the way of telling a story in this manner and to use social platforms, which is where people, ...
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Mobile journalism: Systematic literature review
... mobile journalism has serious research ...commitment and rigorous ...2009) and the challenges of journalistic companies within the contexts of the mobile society, focused on the need to adapt to the ...
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From Foreign Language Education to Plurilingualism: Challenges for Language Education Policy in a Multilingual Japan
... National Language” MEXT, 2009. Fostering the ability to share the language should also be an important aim, as it is without doubt a decisive challenge regarding further development inside the country as ...
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Between facts and news: Journalism, common sense knowledge and public sphere
... readers and audiences in order to put some kind of order in the world, allowing for the surpassing of its ...uses and gratifications ...publics and audiences but they don’t agree with the neo-liberal ...
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Beyond propaganda and the Internet: the ethics of journalism
... negative and even pejorative connotation that the terms “propaganda” and “manipulation” took on from the Nazi-fascist and communist practices prior to and during the Second World War have ...
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Media myths, multi-platform journalism and the Hollywood cartel
... dailies, and especially the big dailies of Los Angeles and Chicago, have lost both financially and in terms of ...status; and the New York Times is now dependent on the financial support of ...
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Rev. bras. linguist. apl. vol.12 número2
... Mundurukú”, and is under the coordination of professors from UFAM; classes take place in Borba, a town near the Kwatá-Laranjal region, three months a ...not language teachers in particular. The inclusion of ...
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Language policies and language education in Brazil and Canada: an interview with Professor Schmidt
... jobs and start paying taxes as soon as ...well-being and helping newcomers to fill their own professional and personal goals and trajectories is not ...see language education overall in ...
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PORTUGUESE LINGUISTIC COLONISATION AND LANGUAGE POLICY: BRAZIL AND MOZAMBIQUE, BETWEEN DIVERSITY, INEQUALITY AND DIFFERENCES
... dictionaries and grammars, as well as the description of varieties, the attitudes of speakers towards diversity and so ...ingenuous, and has to do with the fact that, as scholars of language, ...
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Non-Native Raters and Native Speech: Other Perspective for the Research on Comprehensibility of Second Language Input.
... them and a diversity of linguistic input ...country and that implies phonetic accent ...speech and their different speech accent) to reinforce a reference for ...second language, produced by a ...
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Compansion system for a pictogram-based AAC application in Catalan
... one-by-one and this way sweeps the entire ...advance and the user just needs to select the desired item when it is highlighted; or through manual scanning; where the user controls the cursor speed by ...
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Immersive narratives in web journalism. Between interfaces and virtual reality
... web journalism has been busy producing immersive narratives, in which the exploration of the expressive potentialities of hypermedia, especially graphic and sound, leads the user to a more in-depth reading ...
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A history of the press (and journalism): wondering through research paths
... present and nor does it exist in ...present and from the present back to the past establishing a stream of continuities — which presupposes ruptures that are also fundamental – in a peculiar history in ...
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