The problem of automatically determining the gender of a document's author would appear to be a more subtle problem than those of categorization by topic or authorship attribution. Nevertheless, it is shown that automated text categorization techniques can exploit combinations of simple lexical and syntactic features to infer the gender of the author of an unseen formal written document with ap...

Popular history films sometimes contain major historical inaccuracies. Two experiments investigated how watching such films influences people's ability to remember associated texts. Subjects watched film clips and studied texts about various historical topics. Whereas the texts contained only correct information, the film clips contained both correct information (consistent with the text) and m...

This contribution presents the results of comparison of Dutch texts written by bilinguals I) (speaking French and Dutch), with Dutch texts regarded as STANDARD WRITTEN DUTCH. The attention was focussed on French loan-words appearing in both types of texts and the differences in their use. Certain generalizations as to the mechanisms of interference are suggested. The materials used for the pres...

Repetition is the process of repeating a word stated earlier in text either same form or with some modifications. It one key signaling devices available for setting up relations and, thereby, patterning discourse text. This study textual analysis role that repetition plays English texts. aims at investigating different roles these Moreover, it finding out if contributes to making explicit logic...

houshang, second mythical king of iran, is introduced as pishdad in historical texts. he had the most important duties such as collecting water in ponds, ordering to hunt wild animals, clothes making, carpeting using animal's skin, and encouraging people to agriculture. arabic historical texts are written in the early islamic centuries narrating the stories of persian kings. they were derived f...