Korpuslinguistik

Hirschmann, Hagen

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“…Despite the country's sluggish economy and its currency's relative weakness compared to the U.S. dollar, the number of Malaysians leaving the country to go to other nations continues to climb. Malaysians have a tremendous desire for travel, and more places are adapting to accommodate the predominantly Muslim population of Malaysia (Hirschmann, 2019).…”

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“…South Korean culture, especially K-Pop, is popular in Malaysia; therefore, more Malaysians are vacationing there. South Korea's acknowledgment of the burgeoning Halal tourist business makes it simpler for Malaysians to visit there (Hirschmann, 2019). Before the pandemic, Malaysians were the second-largest group of Muslims visiting South Korea.…”

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Travel Behaviour Impact on Muslim Identity and Halal Consumerism among Malaysian Young Travellers

Ismail

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2022

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Muslim travellers continue to impact the tourism and hospitality industry significantly. This study attempted to study 121 Muslim travellers’ consumption behaviour and how it affected their travel behaviour. The research used a quantitative approach via structured questionnaires. The study's motivation was to understand Muslim travellers' travel behaviour better to offer adequate support, particularly when heading to non-Muslim countries. Issues regarding the inability to find payer’s rooms and Halal food have always presented challenges to these travellers while they are on the road. Findings indicated that Muslim identity positively impacted Halal travel behaviour and Halal consumerism. Despite being far from home and in a new environment, Muslims will ensure to consume Halal products and services on the road. In conclusion, this study indicated that travelling Muslims would look for products and services that comply with Syari’ah and enable them to practise their Islamic faith while on the road. This outcome solidified the importance of Islamic tourism and hospitality, apart from catering to the Halal food supply in various nations, including non-Muslim countries, which also received throngs of Muslim travellers all year.

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Travel Behaviour Impact on Muslim Identity and Halal Consumerism among Malaysian Young Travellers

Ismail

Noh²

2022

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“…The research was conducted using corpus linguistic methodology, in which both quantitative and qualitative data were analysed (Hirschmann, 2019;Lemnitzer & Zinsmeister, 2015;Scherer, 2006). This method was preferred because it allows for an in-depth investigation of the topic to be researched (Lüdeling & Kytö, 2009;Schmidt, 2022).…”

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Frequency Analysis of the Top Ten Significant Words Derived with the Suffix -keit in the DeReKo: A Corpus-Based Study in the Context of German as a Foreign Language

AKOL GÖKTAŞ

2023

Research on Education and Psychology

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The ability to know the rules of word formation in a language and to use these rules in the process of understanding and producing more complex words is part of language skills. In German, it is possible to derive words of different types and with various meanings with morphemes with suffixes such as -keit, -ung, -ig, -lich. In this study, mixed research method was used in which both quantitative and qualitative data collection methods were used together. The study aimed to answer the following questions: What are the top ten most frequent words derived with the morpheme -keit in the DeReKo corpus? What are the significant conclusions from the data obtained from the frequency analysis of the DeReKo corpus? What is the importance of frequency analysis in the context of German as a Foreign Language? What is the importance of corpus-based studies in the context of German as a Foreign Language? In this study, first of all, the frequency of words derived with the statistically significant morpheme -keit was investigated through frequency analysis in the DeReKo corpus. According to the results of the frequency analysis in DeReKo, the top ten words with the highest frequency are “Möglichkeit, Möglichkeiten, Öffentlichkeit, Tätigkeit, Schwierigkeiten, Aufmerksamkeit, Wirklichkeit, Unabhängigkeit, Fähigkeiten and Notwendigkeit”. Finally, the importance of corpus-based studies and frequency analysis for GFL is emphasized.

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“…With the digital methods presented here, we have created a text corpus focusing on aspects of two Jewish-Christian festivals. The available quantitative data will be analysed in terms of content and interpreted with available qualitative methods (especially the concordant search function) and with methods of qualitative social research, and only on the side we consider the findings of corpus linguistics [31].…”

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The reception of holidays in social networks: A case study on Twitter

Hakius

2023

Annals of Computer Science and Information Systems

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This study aims to push the boundaries of research in practical theology by applying methods from computational social science to identify the reception of holidays in online social networks in German tweets. Can we identify how people talk about holidays and especially Christian holidays on Twitter? As a subquestion, we try to find relevant information for interreligious topics, especially between Christians and Jews: Can we see how Christian holidays are related to or embedded in their Jewish counterparts? Is there an awareness of the Jewish roots of certain Christian holidays? While there is a growing awareness of these issues, there are still a number of unanswered questions. In addition to analysing and discussing these questions, we will also discuss methodological issues. First, we will discuss how computational methods fit in with common research in practical theology. Secondly, we will discuss the challenges of working with digital data beyond quantitative and qualitative research.

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Korpuslinguistik

Cited by 13 publications

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Travel Behaviour Impact on Muslim Identity and Halal Consumerism among Malaysian Young Travellers

Travel Behaviour Impact on Muslim Identity and Halal Consumerism among Malaysian Young Travellers

Frequency Analysis of the Top Ten Significant Words Derived with the Suffix -keit in the DeReKo: A Corpus-Based Study in the Context of German as a Foreign Language

The reception of holidays in social networks: A case study on Twitter

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