'Saussure' presentation slideshows

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Simple Semiotic Analysis of Music

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Why sound symbolism?

Why sound symbolism?. Moving the study of variation beyond sound change in progress. Expanding the limits of social indexicality Exploring the limits of arbitrariness in language. Hinton, Nichols and Ohala's typology. Corporeal

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Tensor Query Expansion: a cognitively motivated relevance model

Tensor Query Expansion: a cognitively motivated relevance model. Mike Symonds, Peter Bruza, Laurianne Sitbon and Ian Turner Queensland University of Technology. Introduction. Introduction Background Tensor Query expansion Results Future work.

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Mongin Ferdinand de Saussure

Mongin Ferdinand de Saussure. Born in Geneva in 1867 Defined the notion of synchronic linguistics : the study of languages as a system existing at a given moment in time. Synchronic VS diachronic (historical linguistics)

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Swiss professor of linguistics Interested less in etymologies of individual words and lineages of particular languages and more in underlying principles of all language

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