nowadays, discussion about and analysis of ṣiḥḥa (truth) and fasād (falsehood) is a focus of attention in theological (uṣūlī) writings. this issue necessitates an explanation of the present structure of the discourse of ṣiḥḥa and fasād in an integrated and logical way. thereby, to achieve this important task, the present article undertakes a descriptive-analytical research based on a library-me...

Constructional and projectionist approaches are often contrasted, yet both incorporate the same important assumption about the nature of the meaning of sentences with verbs and their arguments, although they differ in how much meaning is allocated to the syntax and how much to the lexicon. FOCUS OF THE TALK: a facet of meaning that both approaches see as lexical, a notion of core meaning or roo...

The lexicon has long been assumed to be the source of all conceptual content expressed by sentences. Syntactic structures have correspondingly been seen only as providing instructions for the assembly of the concepts expressed by words. Under this view, sentences have meaning, but the syntactic structures which sentences instantiate do not. This paper challenges this view: it uses the phenomeno...

Aim: We conducted the present study to compare Object relations, personality organization, personal meaning of life, and Relational meaning in life among Islamic Azad University, Lahijans branch's students.  Method: The research design was post-event (causal-comparative). The sample included 200 (100 psychology students and 100 students from other majors) selected based on convenience sampling...

In my paper I discuss possible interpretations of Hungarian sentences containing multiple prosodic foci and ‘only’. Hungarian as a discourse-configurational language has a special position for identificational/exhaustive focus, which makes the role of ‘only’ problematic. Next to this problem I focus on sentences with multiple foci with and without ‘only’ and discuss the possible interpretations...

This review surveys research on second language vocabulary teaching and learning since1999. It first considers the distinction between incidental and intentional vocabulary learning.Although learners certainly acquire word knowledge incidentally while engaged in variouslanguage learning activities, more direct and systematic study of vocabulary is also required.There is a discussion of how word...

This paper presents computational approaches to the problem of semantic analysis, which is a crucial term in language technology applications, e.g. dialogue systems and machine translation. Explanations are supported by Croatian language example sentences. The focus is on syntax-driven semantic approach that is based on the principle of compositionality and on the process of augmenting ContextF...

Historically, the field of image processing grew from electrical engineering as an extension of the signal processing branch, whereas the discipline of computer science was largely responsible for developments in computer vision. An image processing operation typically define a new image in terms of existing image. On the other hand, computer vision deals with meaningful representation of an en...