Some writers follow the forensic language of anatomy, others adopt metaphor and euphemism, while opponents of literary sex shun it for crass approximations with pornography.
And his best speeches, she said, were examples of epideictic or ceremonial rhetoric, the kind we associate with conventions or funerals or important occasions, as opposed to the deliberative language of policymaking or the forensic language of argument and debate.
In the Reagan text, with his calmly measured, forensic language, Ballard comes firmly to grips with both the superficiality of the man and the general public's inability to penetrate its surface, desiring but denied, consuming and being consumed by the cine-spectacle of violence and its graphic undertow.
We discuss implications for forensic phonetics, language and cognition, and automatic speech recognition.
Drawing on the unsolved real-life murders of hundreds of women in Ciudad Juárez, Bolaño uses the language of forensic reports, mixed in with hard-boiled flourishes and some gentler passages, to create a frighteningly convincing panorama of Santa Teresa's corruptions.
His research interesting include network and information security, digital watermarking, digital forensic, database security, natural language processing, and cloud security.
Fransella et al. ([2004]) presented a massive assortment of studies performed since 1977 which found the RGT to be useful in clinical settings, education, language acquisition, forensic work, market research, politics, and organization and business applications.
Shuy believes that forensic linguistics can do for language crimes, such as bribery, blackmail, and extortion, what DNA has done for violent crimes.
Latin phrases, church Slavonic, Chekhovian language, modern obscenities, forensic documents, and endless literary quotations are all elements of Mr Shishkin's linguistic universe.Within these crisscross streams of consciousness are a series of eloquent and gripping novellas.
For nearly 300 pages he takes us through the murders chronologically, describing in the cold, hard language of the forensic report where each body was found, what state it was in, what the cause of death was and so on.
Long ago, in the mid-1980s, I did a memorable interview with him about his poem on Charles Peguy, where he was, as ever, challenging, forensic, scrupulous and stringent about language, powerful, unforgiving about easy explanations – and also rueful, humorous and funny.
