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The Dawn of the Human-Machine Era: A forecast of new and emerging language technologies.
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The Dawn of the Human-Machine Era: A forecast of new and emerging language technologies
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Deteção de linguagem tendenciosa em decisões judiciais
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The linguistic expression of subjectivity is a complex phenomenon that has been the object of reflection by several sub-areas of Linguistics and, more recently, of Computational Linguistics. Linguistic subjectivity, in terms of the linguistic expression of the speaker's opinions and attitudes, affects all levels of discourse organization and is present, to different degrees, in diverse textual genres. Subjectivity and bias are connected, in the sense that the presence of bias in discourse has been related, both in Linguistics and Computational Linguistics, to the occurrence of signs of subjectivity. Court decisions are an argumentative text genre that may convey traces of subjectivity but should not be biased. As a discourse that represents the State's position on social matters, it should reflect the principle of Equality. Nonetheless, a preliminary analysis of cases of gender violence reveals that this is not always the case. The research proposed in this paper aims to study the linguistic formulations that convey subjectivity and bias in court decisions on gender violence against women. The goal is to develop a linguistic model to detect these instances of bias, with a future possibility of application in a tool for automatic detection of gender bias in discourse, fueled by Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniques. A corpus of court decisions on gender violence has been extracted from the public access database of Instituto de Gestão Financeira e Equipamentos da Justiça (IGFEJ), and has been subject to analysis. A set of examples has been compiled in the analytical section of this study, demonstrating the possibility of connecting certain linguistic features, such as mitigation and intensification mechanisms, evidential expressions and counter-argumentative movements, to the presence of subjectivity and bias in discourse.
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Linguística; Linguistics
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URL: https://doi.org/10.26334/2183-9077/rapln8ano2021a14
https://hdl.handle.net/10216/136784
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As implicações linguísticas da identidade = The linguistic implications of identity
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The dawn of the human-machine era: a forecast of new and emerging language technologies
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Assuming identities online: Authorship synthesis in undercover investigations
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Da "intimidação intencional" aos "ciúmes excessivos": uma análise linguística forense das Fichas de Avaliação de Risco
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Computational forensic linguistics: an overview of computational applications in forensic contexts
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Carter, R. & Goddard, A. (2015) How to analyse texts: a toolkit for students of English [Recensão]
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‘Reporter fired for plagiarism’: a forensic linguistic analysis of news plagiarism ...
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Reporter fired for plagiarism : a forensic linguistic analysis of news plagiarism
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Detecting Translingual Plagiarism And The Backlash Against Translation Plagiarists ...
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Detecting translingual plagiarism and the backlash against translation plagiarists
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