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...

In this paper, we describe a method for the detection of plagiarism based on author profiling [1]. After having segmented a document into a set of texts, we apply the technique of predicting the age and gender of the author on these texts. In case the predictions are heterogeneous, the probability of the existence of plagiarism becomes really great. Predicting the gender and age of the author w...

This paper introduces the “Gendercheck Editor”, a tool to check German texts for gender discriminatory formulations. It relays on shallow rule-based techniques as used in the Controlled Language Authoring Technology (CLAT). The paper outlines major sources of gender imbalances in German texts. It gives a background on the underlying CLAT technology and describes the marking and annotation strat...

Given the impressive record of machine learning in telling malefrom female-authored texts in various genres, we asked whether the computer could also be “taught” to tell malefrom female-translated texts. Our corpus, downloaded from the website of Words Without Borders, consisted of 273 samples of literary prose translated into English from a variety of languages. We found that despite its abili...

the main purpose of this research is to explain the elements and characteristics of religious education curriculum based on the task-oriented approach. to achieve this purpose, frankena`s model for analyzing a normative philosophy; deductive method was used. based on the results, the task-oriented the ultimate goal of religious education and then ten target interface for religious education wer...

This article is both a review of, and an intervention in, the literature on gender and the globalization of production. Via a discussion of six key texts analyzing export-oriented manufacturing, ranging from Maria Mies's Lace Makers of Narsapur to Melissa Wright's Disposable Women and Other Myths of Global Capitalism, I show that, over time, the focus has shifted from an emphasis on the feminiz...