Published in Clinical linguistics & phonetics
This paper presents an operational annotation system for (dis)fluencies in typical and atypical speech, based on existing standard annotation schemes previously established in the literature. Grounded in a functional approach to (dis)fluency, we address some of the conceptual and technical limitations found in previous annotation models, and offer ...
The growing field of historical game studies (which studies the intersection of history and video games) has often described video games with historical settings as virtual museums, based on their potential to allow players to move through a historical game space and/or interact with historical artefacts. The present article investigates how these ...
In this article, I address the evolution of the competition between two Latin patterns, habeo and mihi est, in Romanian. As opposed to the other Romance languages, which replace the mihi est pattern with habeo in possessor and experiencer contexts, Romanian maintains both Latin patterns. The general evolution of these patterns in the Romance langua...
This paper presents preliminary findings from a single case study investigating language stimulating interaction in early childhood education (ECE). By employing mobile eye tracking technology combined with qualitative data, the study comprehensively explores a preschool teacher's distribution of attention and its implications for language learning...
Youssef El Maimouni, autor de las novelas Cuando los montes caminen (2021) y Nadie salva a las rosas (2023), nos acompaña hoy para hablar sobre su trayectoria y sus obras. En Cuando los montes caminen, El Maimouni nos ofrece una desgarradora novela histórica ambientada en la Guerra Civil Española, donde seguimos a Yusuf Albartugui, un joven marroqu...
Children are more successful language learners than adults, yet the nature and cause of this phenomenon are still not well understood. Auditory statistical learning from speech has been a prominent focus of research in the field of language development because it is regarded as a fundamental learning mechanism underlying word segmentation in early ...
