Indexicality Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

A summary on linguistic studies which were used for the course English Linguistics 5 Language in Society. These articles were part of the exam, which I received a 7,8 for! The summary also contains visuals from the articles in order to create a comprehensive and understandable document - you don't have to rely on the articles.

Notes of all the video lectures (seven weeks) uploaded at the course Pragmatics.

FINAL AND MIDTERM EXAM REVIEW INCLUDED. In depth notes for an entire modern art history college course. In depth notes directly from professor. Reading notes included.

AI NLP, Top Exam Questions and answers, 100% Accurate, verified. NLP is a field of CS, AI, and _____ ______ - -computational linguistics MLP applications leverage deep neural networks to handle ______ ______ and natural language understanding - -speech recognition machine translation (historically motivated translate Russian to English); first systems using mechanical translation failed. Vagueness, discourse structure, auto correction, ambiguity - -t (he brought a brand new car and...

An initial course showing essential ideas in the investigation of socio-social and semantic practices around the world. It underscores shared human encounters just as our rich assorted variety. Subjects incorporate, evolving socio-social and financial establishments, political and strict frameworks, and the job of language in the functions of intensity, indexicality, and personality.

How would we get things done with words? How would we use language to achieve social activities? Themes to be talked about include: Speech act hypothesis and examination; guarantees and different performatives; Grice's adages and the agreeable rule; Presuppositions and suspicions; indexicality and intertextuality; and etymological assets and imbalance.

A powerpoint containing revision notes for the 'Varieties of English' take home exam. Includes information on topics such as lexical variety, commodification, indexicality, convergence etc