Measuring reformulation through eye-tracking. The role of reformulation markers in establishing reformulation: an experimental approach

Jiménez, Shima Salameh

doi:10.5209/clac.74324

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“…Semantic review on the reformulation as the form of clarification in appositional constructions 204 to their semantic value, speakers can reformulate without them (Jiménez, 2022).…”

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Semantic Review on the Reformulation as the Form of Clarification in Appositional Constructions

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2023

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This research-based article discusses appositives containing reformulation which is very important in the context of meaning particularly in the form of clarification to the anchor as the antecedent. This reformulation is viewed from the two aspects, i.e., semantic equivalence and coreference. Therefore, this research serves two aims: 1) to elucidate the forms of clarification provided by reformulation as semantic equivalence that makes anchors more comprehensible, and 2) to elaborate whether reformulation and its anchor are coreferential in the appositional constructions. The data sources are taken from English printed media within three levels of distributional coverage, i.e., national, regional and international coverage. The data are analysed through employing the method of qualitative research, that is, the method presenting descriptive data, both written and oral data. To analyse such descriptive data, the distributional method of analysis with the two techniques is used, namely, extracting techniques, and inserting techniques. The results of this research uncover that 1) the forms of clarification provided by the reformulation cover: a) metaphorical expression, b) factual knowledge, c) expression of revision, d) simplified expression, e) short forms (acronyms), f) emphasis through negative reformulation, and g) equivalence in other language; and 1) not all reformulations have coreferences. All of the reformulation forms are given to make the anchor more comprehensible.

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“…Semantic review on the reformulation as the form of clarification in appositional constructions 204 to their semantic value, speakers can reformulate without them (Jiménez, 2022).…”

Section: Hero Gunawan and Puspita Sarimentioning

confidence: 99%

Semantic Review on the Reformulation as the Form of Clarification in Appositional Constructions

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2023

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“…Typically, experiments involve a minimum of 20 participants, although the specific number may vary depending on the research objectives. The Central Limit Theory suggests that a sample size of 30 or more subjects can be representative when studying populations that cannot be entirely sampled (Salameh Jiménez, 2022). By embracing rigorous methodology and thoughtful analysis, eye tracking continues to contribute significantly to our understanding of the intricate relationship between visual attention and language processing.…”

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Bridging brain and language: enhancing language learning and communication through neurolinguistic insights

Khramchenko

2023

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In today’s interconnected world, the proficiency of English has become a pivotal skill for effective communication and career advancement. This paper delves into the integration of neurolinguistic methodology into teaching English as a foreign language (TEFL) and enhancing professional communication. By leveraging recent advancements in neurolinguistics, the author explores the neural mechanisms underlying language processing, bilingualism, language disorders, and their implications for language learning and communication. The paper presents a comprehensive review of key publications in the field and elucidates the multifaceted methodologies employed in neurolinguistic research. The study aims to uncover how neurolinguistic methods offer valuable insights into language learning and communication, shaping instructional strategies and training programs. The author investigates how brain electrical and hemodynamic activity measurements, eye tracking, and computer modeling illuminate the cognitive processes of language acquisition and use. The paper reveals that these insights empower educators to tailor their teaching methods and training programs to align with the brain’s natural language processing capacities. The research identifies the transformative potential of integrating neurolinguistic methodology, providing a bridge between neuroscience and language education. The findings underscore the promise of this interdisciplinary approach, offering a more effective and engaging language learning experience for learners and professionals alike. This paper contributes to the understanding of how neurolinguistic methods can reshape language education and professional communication, offering novel perspectives on optimizing learning strategies and facilitating effective communication in the globalized world.

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Measuring reformulation through eye-tracking. The role of reformulation markers in establishing reformulation: an experimental approach

Cited by 4 publications

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Semantic Review on the Reformulation as the Form of Clarification in Appositional Constructions

Semantic Review on the Reformulation as the Form of Clarification in Appositional Constructions

Bridging brain and language: enhancing language learning and communication through neurolinguistic insights

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