Aims and objectives: This study applies the notion of chronotope as an analytical tool to explore role globalization, immigration, transnationalism in shaping multilingual children’s awareness use semiotic resources changing social contexts. Design/methodology/approach: is a part ongoing collaborative autoethnography (CAE), which data come from second author’s cross-cultural transnational famil...

nima yooshij applied various techniques in order to describe diverse poetic subjects. this research deals with analysing the usage of these expressive techniques from two perspectives - poetic and structural. nima applied structural expressive techniques more often than poetic expressive techniques in order to describe various poetic subjects. these techniques include adjectives, adverbs, adjec...

Abstract This article is focused on methodological aspects impplied in a research the responses of indigenous peoples to COVID-19 conducted by network and non-indigenous women researchers different Brazilian states. We seek share experiences reflections limits potentialities carried out pandemic with pandemic, since sickeness felt bodies collective life was an unavoidable agent analytical parco...

We suggest a new democratic decision-making (or recommendation-making) device for divided societies that may be added to the toolkit. Imaginative Policy Surveys in seek combine advantages of conventional attitude surveys (ability generalise wider population) with some deliberative mini-publics (citizens learn about policy options and consider perspective members ethno-national out-group). consi...

This paper reports useful observations made during the design and test of a crowdsourcing task with a high “imaginative load”, a term we introduce to designate a task that requires workers to answer questions from a hypothetical point of view that is beyond their daily experiences. We find that workers are able to deliver high quality responses to such HITs, but that it is important that the HI...

Participants generated lists of exemplars from the categories of animals, tools, and fruit, and their lists were used to determine the relative accessibility of individual exemplars. Measures of accessibility included output dominance (the number of participants who listed an exemplar), rank (how early instances were listed), and two scores that reflect their combination-output precedence and d...