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'What and then a little robot brings it to you?' : The reactive what-x construction in spoken dialogue
In the process of compiling a new corpus of contemporary spoken British English, the London-Lund Corpus 2, we hit upon a construction used in the conversations recorded that had not previously been dealt with in the literature, namely the reactive what-x construction. Prompted by this discovery, we carried out a detailed analysis of its properties and constraints within the broad framework of Cogn
Semiotic aspects of Lacan’s notion of the Imaginary order : An inquiry into Spike Jonze’s film Her (2013)
The fact that machines play an increasingly more important role in our daily life is hardly new to anyone. Robots help us with a wide range of things in our daily lives, the smartphone perhaps being the best illustration of this state of affairs. The debate among experts in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) is divided: is the rapid development good for humanity, or is it bad (Müller and Bo
Data quality in eye trackers: Signal resolution
Is the eye‐movement field confused about fixations and saccades? A survey among 124 researchers
Microsaccade detection using pupil and corneal reflection signals
Is the Tobii Pro Spectrum a useful tool for microsaccade researchers?
Buddhism and Resilience in Post-tsunami Thailand
Religion is particularly important in times of crises and difficulties. After the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami Buddhist monks became of great significance for the survivors in Thailand. They performed cremations, helped the survivors to understand and accept what has happened, provided leadership, conducted important rituals and organized aid. The Buddhist temples became the main venues for people se