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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neu -Er begleitete den Salafisten-Prediger Pierre Vogel auf der Pilgerfahrt nach Mekka, war die rechte Hand des Islamisten-Führers Sven Lau: Dominic Musa Schmitz konvertierte als 17-Jähriger zum Islam und war tief in den Zirkeln der deutschen Salafisten-Szene verankert. Mit professioneller Propaganda warb er neue Anhänger, einige seiner Brüder kämpften für den »Islamischen Staat«. Doch als er seinen besten Freund, einen Nicht-Muslim, im Namen Allahs verstoßen muss, beginnt er sich Fragen zu stellen. Kann ein Glaube mit so vielen Dogmen richtig sein Schritt für Schritt löst er sich von seinen radikalen Brüdern. In seinem Buch erzählt Dominic Musa Schmitz, warum ein radikaler Islam für junge Deutsche attraktiv ist und wie er die Zeit in Salafisten-Kreisen erlebte: geprägt von Hass, bigotter Heuchelei und dem unbedingten Willen zum Gehorsam. Dieser hochaktuelle Bericht eines ehemaligen deutschen Salafisten zeigt dem Leser aus nächster Nähe, was junge Erwachsene dazu bewegt, sich zu radikalisieren, und wie das gefährliche Salafisten-Netzwerk - mitten unter uns - funktioniert. 256 pp. Deutsch.

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -The complexities of speech production, perception, and comprehension are enormous. Theoretical approaches of these complexities most recently face the challenge of accounting for findings on subphonemic differences. The aim of the present dissertation is to establish a robust foundation of findings on such subphonemic differences. One rather popular case for differences in subphonemic detail is word-final /s/ and /z/ in English (henceforth S) as it constitutes a number of morphological functions. Using word-final S, three general issues are investigated. First, are there subphonemic durational differences between different types of word-final S If there are such differences, how can they be accounted for Second, can such subphonemic durational differences be perceived Third, do such subphonemic durational differences influence the comprehension of S These questions are investigated by five highly controlled studies: a production task, an implementation of Linear Discriminative Learning, a same-different task, and two number-decision tasks. Using not only real words but also pseudowords as target items, potentially confounding effects of lexical storage are controlled for. Concerning the first issue, the results show that there are indeed durational differences between different types of word-final S. Non-morphemic S is longest in duration, clitic S is shortest in duration, and plural S duration is in-between non-morphemic S and clitic S durations. It appears that the durational differences are connected to a word¿s semantic activation diversity and its phonological certainty. Regarding the second issue, subphonemic durational differences in word-final S can be perceived, with higher levels of perceptibility for differences of 35 ms and higher. In regard to the third issue, subphonemic durational differences are found not to influence the speed of comprehension, but show a significant effect on the process of comprehension. The overall results give raise to a revision of various extant models of speech production, perception, and comprehension. 204 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Linguists have been interested in the relation of language and gender for a long time, yet only recently has the field diversified extensively in both its research questions and its methods. However, few attempts have been made to bring together these diverse perspectives in a systematic exchange of ideas and approaches. This volume offers a collection of the latest empirical research on language and gender from a variety of linguistic perspectives. Among other questions, the studies in this volume investigate the processing of gendered forms in spoken and written language, examine their morphosyntactic properties, model their semantics and pragmatics, and engage with the discursive and orthographic patterns of gendered language. They apply a wide range of corpus linguistic, experimental, and computational methods to a diverse set of languages, including Portuguese, Italian, Georgian, German, and English. This volume is a valuable resource for all scholars interested in the current state of research on language and gender and a much-needed kick-off for interdisciplinary collaboration in this field that takes into account the bigger picture.

Condición: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | The complexities of speech production, perception, and comprehension are enormous. Theoretical approaches of these complexities most recently face the challenge of accounting for findings on subphonemic differences. The aim of the present dissertation is to establish a robust foundation of findings on such subphonemic differences. One rather popular case for differences in subphonemic detail is word-final /s/ and /z/ in English (henceforth S) as it constitutes a number of morphological functions. Using word-final S, three general issues are investigated. First, are there subphonemic durational differences between different types of word-final S? If there are such differences, how can they be accounted for? Second, can such subphonemic durational differences be perceived? Third, do such subphonemic durational differences influence the comprehension of S? These questions are investigated by five highly controlled studies: a production task, an implementation of Linear Discriminative Learning, a same-different task, and two number-decision tasks. Using not only real words but also pseudowords as target items, potentially confounding effects of lexical storage are controlled for. Concerning the first issue, the results show that there are indeed durational differences between different types of word-final S. Non-morphemic S is longest in duration, clitic S is shortest in duration, and plural S duration is in-between non-morphemic S and clitic S durations. It appears that the durational differences are connected to a word¿s semantic activation diversity and its phonological certainty. Regarding the second issue, subphonemic durational differences in word-final S can be perceived, with higher levels of perceptibility for differences of 35 ms and higher. In regard to the third issue, subphonemic durational differences are found not to influence the speed of comprehension, but show a significant effect on the process of comprehension. The overall results give raise to a revision of various extant models of speech production, perception, and comprehension.

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Zu Gast in der Brasserie | 80 Rezepte für Genießer | Björn Dominic Schmitz | Taschenbuch | Deutsch | epubli | EAN 9783745032123 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabrück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

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Buch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -The complexities of speech production, perception, and comprehension are enormous. Theoretical approaches of these complexities most recently face the challenge of accounting for findings on subphonemic differences. The aim of the present dissertation is to establish a robust foundation of findings on such subphonemic differences. One rather popular case for differences in subphonemic detail is word-final /s/ and /z/ in English (henceforth S) as it constitutes a number of morphological functions. Using word-final S, three general issues are investigated. First, are there subphonemic durational differences between different types of word-final S If there are such differences, how can they be accounted for Second, can such subphonemic durational differences be perceived Third, do such subphonemic durational differences influence the comprehension of S These questions are investigated by five highly controlled studies: a production task, an implementation of Linear Discriminative Learning, a same-different task, and two number-decision tasks. Using not only real words but also pseudowords as target items, potentially confounding effects of lexical storage are controlled for. Concerning the first issue, the results show that there are indeed durational differences between different types of word-final S. Non-morphemic S is longest in duration, clitic S is shortest in duration, and plural S duration is in-between non-morphemic S and clitic S durations. It appears that the durational differences are connected to a word¿s semantic activation diversity and its phonological certainty. Regarding the second issue, subphonemic durational differences in word-final S can be perceived, with higher levels of perceptibility for differences of 35 ms and higher. In regard to the third issue, subphonemic durational differences are found not to influence the speed of comprehension, but show a significant effect on the process of comprehension. The overall results give raise to a revision of various extant models of speech production, perception, and comprehension. 204 pp. Englisch.

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Buch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The complexities of speech production, perception, and comprehension are enormous. Theoretical approaches of these complexities most recently face the challenge of accounting for findings on subphonemic differences. The aim of the present dissertation is to establish a robust foundation of findings on such subphonemic differences. One rather popular case for differences in subphonemic detail is word-final /s/ and /z/ in English (henceforth S) as it constitutes a number of morphological functions. Using word-final S, three general issues are investigated. First, are there subphonemic durational differences between different types of word-final S If there are such differences, how can they be accounted for Second, can such subphonemic durational differences be perceived Third, do such subphonemic durational differences influence the comprehension of S These questions are investigated by five highly controlled studies: a production task, an implementation of Linear Discriminative Learning, a same-different task, and two number-decision tasks. Using not only real words but also pseudowords as target items, potentially confounding effects of lexical storage are controlled for. Concerning the first issue, the results show that there are indeed durational differences between different types of word-final S. Non-morphemic S is longest in duration, clitic S is shortest in duration, and plural S duration is in-between non-morphemic S and clitic S durations. It appears that the durational differences are connected to a word¿s semantic activation diversity and its phonological certainty. Regarding the second issue, subphonemic durational differences in word-final S can be perceived, with higher levels of perceptibility for differences of 35 ms and higher. In regard to the third issue, subphonemic durational differences are found not to influence the speed of comprehension, but show a significant effect on the process of comprehension. The overall results give raise to a revision of various extant models of speech production, perception, and comprehension.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Linguists have been interested in the relation of language and gender for a long time, yet only recently has the field diversified extensively in both its research questions and its methods. However, few attempts have been made to bring together these diverse perspectives in a systematic exchange of ideas and approaches. This volume offers a collection of the latest empirical research on language and gender from a variety of linguistic perspectives. Among other questions, the studies in this volume investigate the processing of gendered forms in spoken and written language, examine their morphosyntactic properties, model their semantics and pragmatics, and engage with the discursive and orthographic patterns of gendered language. They apply a wide range of corpus linguistic, experimental, and computational methods to a diverse set of languages, including Portuguese, Italian, Georgian, German, and English. This volume is a valuable resource for all scholars interested in the current state of research on language and gender and a much-needed kick-off for interdisciplinary collaboration in this field that takes into account the bigger picture. "Stop teaching kids pronouns!" The current backlash against efforts to make language more gender-fair gives rise to strong, sometimes absurd, demands. This collection provides cutting-edge linguistic research on gender bias and gender fairness in a This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Buch. Condición: Neu. Production, perception, and comprehension of subphonemic detail | Dominic Schmitz | Buch | Studies in Laboratory Phonology 11 | Gebunden | Englisch | 2022 | Language Science Press | EAN 9783985540594 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: LangSci Press gUG (haftungsbeschränkt), Bänschstr. 29, 10247 Berlin, support[at]langsci-press[dot]org | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Ging es Ihnen vielleicht schon mal so, dass Sie sich beim Lesen in eine Romanfigur oder die Atmosphäre einer Szene so sehr hineinfühlten, dass man glauben könnte beschriebene Gerüche wahrzunehmen oder ein Gericht beinahe selbst zu schmecken Wenn ja, dann wissen Sie, wie sich Björn Dominic Schmitz fühlte, als er die erfolgreiche Provence-Krimireihe um die Brasserie las.Inspiriert von den Büchern von Sebastian Greber begann die Arbeit an dem Kochbuch 'Zu Gast in der Brasserie'.Als Vorgeschmack lesen sie hier eine kleine Kostprobe. Seien Sie bald willkommen in der Brasserie und erleben Sie die herrlichen Rezepte, die täglich in dem fiktiven französischen Gasthaus serviert werden. Bon Appétit! 164 pp. Deutsch.

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