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    ABSOLUTE FRAMES OF SPATIAL REFERENCE IN AUSTRONESIAN LANGUAGES by Gunter Senft

    “…This paper provides a brief survey on various absolute frames of spatial reference that can be observed in a number of Austronesian languages - with an emphasis on languages of the Oceanic subgroup. …”
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    Framing alcohol harm in the UN context – the importance of language by Øystein Bakke, Sally Casswell

    Published in Globalization and Health (2025-04-01)
    “…The relatively new evidence of harm from alcohol at low levels and questioning of evidence suggesting a beneficial effect of moderate use of alcohol together with industry appropriation of 'harmful use' have led to increasing critique of the framing implied by ‘harmful use of alcohol’. Conclusions The language used in WHO documents holds political power in that it may influence the subsequent course of events. …”
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    Language matters: an experimental study of language patterns' effects on traffic safety perceptions in Germany by Dirk von Schneidemesser, Hugo Caviola

    Published in Traffic Safety Research (2025-10-01)
    “…Research suggests that media language patterns may influence public perceptions of traffic violence and policy preferences. …”
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    Language and the pandemic: The construction of semantic frames in Greek-German comparison by Nikolaos Katsaounis

    Published in Training, Language and Culture (2020-09-01)
    “…This paper aims to provide an insight into the way native speakers of different first languages (L1) who live in the same country and are therefore influenced to the same degree by the current Covid-19 pandemic (e.g. share the same everyday experiences and are confronted with the same linguistic input in the same context) frame Covid-19 related events. …”
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    Virtual communities as breathing spaces for minority languages: Re-framing minority language use in social media by Guillem Belmar, Maggie Glass

    Published in Adeptus (2019-12-01)
    “… Virtual communities as breathing spaces for minority languages: Re-framing minority language use in social media Considering that social media is increasingly present in our daily communicative exchanges, digital presence is an essential component of language revitalization and maintenance. …”
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