JANOLI International Journal of Humanities and Linguistics
JANOLI International Journal of Humanities and Linguistics (JIJHL) is a multidisciplinary, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to publishing high-quality research in humanities and linguistics. The journal, which operates under the Shanti Educational Research Foundation, focuses on various topics within these fields, aiming to support scholars and researchers globally. It emphasizes linguistics, language studies, cultural studies, history, literature, and interdisciplinary research that bridges the gap between humanities and other domains. The journal is published monthly and encourages submissions year-round, ensuring wide access to current developments in these fields. The journal is indexed in Google Scholar and is committed to maintaining research integrity through a rigorous peer-review process. It aims to provide a robust platform for global scholars to present their work, fostering academic growth and intellectual exchange. Subject: Multi-Disciplinary
Shanti Educational Research Foundation, India
Impact of Social Media and Political Activism: An Analysis
Social media has transformed the way citizens participate in politics by providingdigital platforms for communication, collaboration, and collective action. Research highlights how networked communication enables individuals and communities to create, share, and disseminate political information beyond traditional media structures. It also examines the role of participatory culture, online collaboration, and digital networks in encouraging civic engagement, public discourse, and collective political action. This study focused on the Balluana villege of Bathinda District on the behalf of 100 male and female respondents.The paper further discusses both the opportunities and challenges associated with social media, including misinformation, digital inequality, and online manipulation, while emphasizing its growing significance in strengthening democratic participation and citizen activism in the digital age.
During the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, society was afflicted by numerous social, religious, and political evils. Punjab, known as the gateway to India, was passing through a period of instability and disorder. The sixteenth century was marked by continuous political upheaval. The Lodhi dynasty came to an end, and the Mughal Empire was established. Babur's invasions caused widespread destruction of life and property in Punjab. At the same time, the Bhakti saints and Sufi mystics inspired people to reform their thinking and encouraged spiritual awakening
The Zafarnama is a historic and literary letter written by Guru Gobind Singh in the Persian language. It was composed around 1705–1706 CE and addressed to the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. The letter consists of approximately 111 couplets (shers). In the Zafarnama, Guru Gobind Singh fearlessly criticized Aurangzeb for breaking his promises, practicing deceit, and committing injustice. At the same time, he upheld the ideals of truth, justice, honesty, and righteousness. The letter emphasizes that when all peaceful means have failed, it is morally justified to stand against oppression and fight for justice
The general meaning of relics is signs or symbols, although several technical terms are also used in their place. In the technical sense, a relic does not merely mean a symbol or an emblem; rather, it refers to the remaining physical parts or possessions associated with a person or object. In religion, a relic is a part of the body of a saint or a revered individual, or an object connected with them, which is carefully preserved for purposes of veneration or as a tangible memorial. The word relic is derived from the Latin reliquiae, meaning "that which remains" or "something left behind." A reliquary is a shrine or container in which one or more sacred relics are preserved. In Sikhism, relics hold a dual significance for both the Sikh faith and Sikh way of life. Among Sikh relics, both bastar(garments) and shastar (weapons) were preserved with great reverence and care from the time of the First Guru to the Fifth Guru. However, from this early period, the relics that have survived are primarily garments. These articles are found at the birthplaces of the Gurus or at other places sanctified by their presence. Such relics are closely associated with these sacred sites. After the martyrdom of the Fifth Guru, however, the relics preserved were not limited to garments alone but also included shastar (weapons), reflecting the changing historical circumstances of the Sikh community.
Bastar and Shastar (Garments and Weapons)
Contemporary Transformations in Punjabi Culture: A Historical Analysis
Punjabi society has experienced significant transformations in the contemporary era under the influence of globalization, technological advancement, urbanization, industrialization, migration, and educational expansion. While these developments have enhanced economic opportunities, global connectivity, and cultural visibility, they have also posed challenges to the preservation of Punjab's linguistic, cultural, and traditional heritage. This paper examines the major dimensions of contemporary change and their impact on Punjabi society and culture from a historical perspective. It analyses the changing nature of family structures, religious institutions, education, media, and cultural practices, highlighting both the opportunities and challenges emerging in the twenty-first century. Special attention is given to the role of digital media and the Punjabi diaspora in promoting Punjabi language, music, literature, and heritage on a global platform. Simultaneously, the study discusses issues such as cultural homogenization, the declining use of the Punjabi language, commercialization of cultural expressions, and weakening traditional values. The paper argues that sustainable cultural preservation requires balancing modernization with the protection of Punjab's rich historical and cultural identity, ensuring that contemporary development strengthens rather than diminishes its unique heritage.
Impact of Social Media on Political Mobilisation and Activism: A Theoretical Perspective
Social media has transformed the way citizens participate in politics by providing digital platforms for communication, collaboration, and collective action. This paper focuses on the theoretical perspective of political mobilisation and activism through social media. The study highlights how networked communication enables individuals and communities to create, share, and disseminate political information beyond traditional media structures. It also examines the role of participatory culture, online collaboration, and digital networks in encouraging civic engagement, public discourse, and collective political action. The paper further discusses both the opportunities and challenges associated with social media, including misinformation, digital inequality, and online manipulation, while emphasizing its growing significance in strengthening democratic participation and citizen activism in the digital age
This study examines the theoretical foundations of speech acts and their relationship with language, thinking, and speech development in early childhood. The research highlights that language and thinking are closely interconnected processes that shape human consciousness and communication. Speech acts are considered an essential mechanism through which individuals express ideas, emotions, and knowledge in social interaction. Special attention is given to the development of children’s speech in preschool education, where vocabulary growth, grammatical structure, and coherent speech formation occur gradually through communication, play, and educational activities. The study also emphasizes the role of educators and adults in supporting children’s linguistic and cognitive development through storytelling, guided dialogue, and repeated language practice. Furthermore, the paper discusses the importance of fluent speech, speech technique, and the ability to construct meaningful expressions as key elements of effective communication. The findings suggest that the development of speech competence and speech culture plays a crucial role in improving communication skills and social interaction in both educational and professional contexts.
A Study of Decision-Making Ability in Adolescents under Peer Influence
The present study aimed to examine the relationship between decision-making ability and peer pressure among adolescents. A sample of 150 students (75 boys and 75 girls) studying in Class 12th across Arts, Science, and Commerce streams was selected using a random sampling technique. Standardized tools were used to collect the data. Statistical techniques such as Pearson’s Product Moment Correlation and t-test were applied for analysis. The findings revealed a significant negative correlation between decision making and peer pressure. Furthermore, a significant difference was observed in decision-making ability between adolescents experiencing high and low levels of peer pressure. The study concludes that increased peer pressure adversely affects the decision-making ability of adolescents.
Adolescents, Decision Making, Peer Pressure
From Metaphor to Message: How Indian Literature and Media shape Climate Change Communication through Literature
Climate change is most important topic for discussion of the current century. The main obstacle to understand is not only scientific but also how it impacts humans to human culturally and linguistically. Due to the changes happening in the 21st century climate change is now a threat to the humankind. It can be rectified only if it is understood based on language that is easily understood, related to culture, and the overall mentality of the people. India, is a diverse land where people following different cultures and traditions live together. Thus the awareness about the environment cannot be only spread in terms of scientific information and facts, but it needs to be understood with the help of stories, metaphor, and memories. The paper will show that the need for understanding of the changes that is the climate changes not only through scientific knowledge, but from the realistic point through empathetic language used in literature and media. The term 'Eco linguistics' best describes it, in which it tells about how words and the way it is narrated can together draw the scientific understanding of climate change in an emotional and ethical way. The works of writers like Amitav Ghosh in 'The Great Derangement', the soothing nature writings of Ruskin Bond, and the ancient ecological wisdom emersed in the Indian Knowledge System becomes a clear picture reflecting the connected relationship with nature. The media also strongly affects and explains about the environmental crisis. Media platforms like 'The Hindu', 'Down to Earth', and NDTV's environmental campaigns help in understanding of the Care required by the nature in a language easily and make people connected. When we compare literature. and media texts, it will show her figures of speech like personification, metaphors are used to convey message of environmental crisis. Thus the description of the scientific data and how much important is to save environment should be conveyed in a very compassionate language and also through cultural traditional stories that keep us awakened of our duties towards the Earth. Literature and media belong to different ways of expression, but the one thing common in them is the use of emotion, symbolism, and storytelling to make people aware of the climate change and their moral duties towards it. Thus language is the key that will bridge the distance between the scientific knowledge and the traditional knowledge which has been passed on through storytelling through decades. The main aim of the study is to explain that both literature and media communication plays important role to create awareness regarding climate changes in a wise and moral manner. This research focused on the discussion global conversation on climate communication has given this conversation a shift from metaphor to message .its the need of the hour as people need to understand but its transformation to shape public consciousness and inspires them to think about the future of the earth which is a major call of today.
Climate Change Communication, Ecolinguistics, Indian Media, Indian Literature, communication Analysis, Narrative Framing, Indigenous Knowledge Systems, Environmental humanities.
वीर रस के आलोक में राम का नायकत्व: रामचरितमानस का एक आलोचनात्मक एवं सांस्कृतिक अध्ययन
प्रस्तुत शोध-प्रबंध “वीर रस के आलोक में राम का नायकत्व: रामचरितमानस का एक आलोचनात्मक एवं सांस्कृतिक अध्ययन” रामचरितमानस में राम के नायकत्व की बहुआयामी संरचना का रस-सिद्धांत और सांस्कृतिक अध्ययन की संयुक्त दृष्टि से विश्लेषण करता है। इसमें यह प्रतिपादित किया गया है कि राम का नायकत्व केवल युद्ध-पराक्रम तक सीमित नहीं, बल्कि धर्म-पालन, वचन-निष्ठा, करुणा, त्याग और लोकमर्यादा की स्थापना जैसे नैतिक आयामों से निर्मित होता है। वीर रस के स्थायी भाव ‘उत्साह’ को केंद्र में रखते हुए अध्ययन यह दर्शाता है कि राम में युद्धवीर, दयावीर और धर्मवीर—तीनों रूप अंतर्गुम्फित हैं, जिससे उनका चरित्र बहुरसीय स्वरूप ग्रहण करता है; साथ ही करुण और शान्त रस भी उनके नायकत्व को संतुलित और मानवीय बनाते हैं। शोध में रस-सिद्धांत आधारित पाठ-विश्लेषण, पूर्ववर्ती आलोचनात्मक परंपरा और सांस्कृतिक परिप्रेक्ष्य (लोकपरंपरा, रामलीला, राष्ट्रीय चेतना) को समन्वित करते हुए यह स्थापित किया गया है कि राम भारतीय समाज में केवल धार्मिक प्रतीक नहीं, बल्कि आदर्श लोकनायक के रूप में प्रतिष्ठित हैं। इस प्रकार निष्कर्षतः यह अध्ययन प्रतिपादित करता है कि रामचरितमानस में वीर रस की प्रमुखता के बावजूद राम का नायकत्व बहुआयामी, नैतिक-सांस्कृतिक रूप से सक्रिय और भारतीय सांस्कृतिक चेतना का स्थायी आदर्श है।
ग्रामीण जीवन की विडम्बनाएँ और सामाजिक प्रतिरोध: मैत्रेयी पुष्पा के कथा साहित्य का अध्ययन
यह शोध-पत्र “ग्रामीण जीवन की विडम्बनाएँ और सामाजिक प्रतिरोध : मैत्रेयी पुष्पा के कथा साहित्य का अध्ययन” के अंतर्गत भारतीय ग्रामीण समाज की जटिल सामाजिक संरचना, उसमें निहित अंतर्विरोधों तथा उन विडम्बनाओं के बीच उभरती प्रतिरोध चेतना का विश्लेषण करने का उद्देश्य रखता है। इस अध्ययन का प्रमुख लक्ष्य यह स्पष्ट करना है कि मैत्रेयी पुष्पा अपने कथा-साहित्य में किस प्रकार ग्रामीण परिवेश की जातिगत असमानता, पितृसत्तात्मक नियंत्रण, आर्थिक विषमता और सांस्कृतिक रूढ़ियों को उद्घाटित करती हैं तथा इन परिस्थितियों में पात्रों के माध्यम से किस प्रकार सामाजिक प्रतिरोध के स्वर विकसित होते हैं। यह शोध मुख्यतः विमर्शात्मक और विश्लेषणात्मक पद्धति पर आधारित है, जिसमें समाजशास्त्रीय तथा नारीवादी दृष्टिकोण को आधार बनाकर पाठ-विश्लेषण किया जाएगा। अध्ययन के लिए मैत्रेयी पुष्पा की प्रमुख कृतियाँ जैसे ‘इदन्नमम्’, ‘अल्मा कबूतरी’, ‘छिन्नमस्ता’ तथा अन्य कथा-रचनाओं को संदर्भित करते हुए ग्रामीण जीवन के विविध आयामों का परीक्षण किया जाएगा। शोध का निष्कर्ष इस दिशा में उन्मुख होगा कि ग्रामीण विडम्बनाएँ केवल सामाजिक यथार्थ का चित्रण मात्र नहीं हैं, बल्कि उनके भीतर एक अंत:सलिला के रूप में प्रतिरोध की चेतना प्रवाहित होती है, जो स्त्री और हाशिए के समुदायों को आत्मस्वर और आत्मनिर्णय की शक्ति प्रदान करती है। इस प्रकार यह अध्ययन यह स्थापित करने का प्रयास करेगा कि मैत्रेयी पुष्पा का कथा-साहित्य ग्रामीण समाज के अंतर्विरोधों को उजागर करते हुए परिवर्तन की संभावनाओं को भी रेखांकित करता है।
Human Capital Innovation and Managerial Excellence as Pathways to a Sustainable Green Energy Future
Article investigates the strategic and quantitative role of human capital innovations in accelerating sustainable socioeconomic development and facilitating the integration of green energy technologies within the global energy sector. As a foundational component of modern economies, the energy industry supports industrial production, transportation networks, and essential societal infrastructure. In the midst of the global shift toward sustainability, strengthening human capital—through advanced managerial practices, capacity building, and data-driven decision-making—has become increasingly vital as organizations adopt renewable and low-carbon energy systems. Using a bibliometric and scientometric approach, this study examines a broad range of academic publications, including journal articles, conference proceedings, and book chapters sourced from major scholarly databases. Through VOSviewer-based network clustering and quantitative mapping techniques, the research identifies key thematic patterns, knowledge structures, and emerging trajectories within the field. The findings indicate that human capital development—reinforced by managerial innovation, mathematical modelling, and quantitative evaluation frameworks—serves as a crucial driver of sustainable growth and operational efficiency across the global energy landscape. The growing academic focus on human capital in the energy sector, both within Russia and the wider international community, highlights the increasing importance of skilled, innovative, and analytically proficient human resources in enhancing green energy transitions and informing future policy directions. Overall, the study underscores the need for integrated managerial strategies and analytical tools to strengthen human capital capabilities, improve organizational performance, and support a resilient, sustainable, and technologically advanced energy ecosystem.
Green energy sector (GES); Human capital innovation (HCI); Managerial decision-making (MDM); Mathematical modeling (MM);
Rakesh Manilal H. Patel and Narendra Kumar
The Impact of Agricultural Practices on Soil Health: A Study on Sustainable Farming Techniques
This research paper explores the influence of farming on soil health in terms of sustainable agriculture practices. The core research questions investigate the effects of conventional farming, organic farming, crop rotation, chemical inputs, and regenerative agriculture on soil ecosystems. The study applies qualitative methods that involve literature review, expert interviews, and case studies to analyze the effects of these farming practices on soil health and sustainability. Findings indicate that the integration of traditional methods with modern approaches, using organic practices, crop rotation, and regenerative agriculture significantly improves soil health and supports long-term sustainability. However, challenges remain in scaling regenerative practices and balancing chemical use in farming systems.
Agricultural practices Regenerative agriculture Soil health Soil biodiversity
Renewable Energy Innovations: Leadinge Way to Net-Zero Emissions
This paper examines the pivotal role of renewable energy technologies in achieving net-zero emissions. It centers on the effectiveness of solar, wind, hydroelectric, and bioenergy alongside the critical role of energy storage solutions. The study addresses the potential and challenges of these technologies through qualitative research through literature review, expert interviews, and case studies. The results are of a major leap in renewable energy systems that offer new innovative solutions to previously posed challenges and highlight the transformative capacity of these technologies in sustainable energy transitions.
Expert interviews Renewable energy Energy storage Carbon neutrality
Sustainable Waste Management: Innovative Approaches for Urban Areas
This study focuses on sustainable waste management practices in the urban context and emphasizes innovative solutions to rising generation of waste and its environmental impacts. It integrates technology, policy frameworks, and community engagement to improve waste management systems. Using a qualitative approach, the research reviews case studies and expert interviews for current challenges, technological advancements, policy roles, community involvement, and long-term benefits. Findings point out the critical role of technology and policies in achieving sustainability, the necessity of community participation, and the significant long-term environmental and economic advantages of sustainable waste management.
Urban waste challenges Echnology in waste management Economic impacts Urban sustainability
Sustainable Waste Management Practices in Urban Areas
This research explores the transformative effects of advanced environmental monitoring technologies on climate research, including satellite technologies, sensor networks, AI integration, remote sensing, and open-source platforms. The study covers how these innovations enhance the accuracy, scope, and collaboration in climate data collection and analysis. A qualitative methodology employs expert interviews and case studies to yield important developments: better global coverage, better accuracy in local data, sophisticated AI-driven insights, advanced climate models, and increased cooperation through open-source platforms. These findings represent the ability of such technologies to speed up climate research while promoting counteraction against climate change.
Satellite technologies Medical Diagnostics Climate modeling Collaborative research
Analyzing the Effects of Ocean Acidification on Coral Reef Ecosystems
This study examines the effects of ocean acidification on coral reef ecosystems, specifically the impact of increased acidity on coral calcification, biodiversity, symbiotic relationships, marine food webs, and the effectiveness of local conservation strategies. The qualitative research approach was used in gathering data through interviews with marine biologists, direct observations, and ecological datasets from different global reef sites. The results indicated significant declines in coral calcification rates, species composition shifts, disruption of the coral-zooxanthellae symbiosis, and alterations in marine trophic dynamics. Adaptive conservation strategies like assisted evolution promise but need to be further assessed for long-term efficacy. This study contributes to the broader understanding of coral reef resilience under changing ocean conditions and offers critical insights for conservation policies.
Adaptive Management Coral Reef Ecosystems Coral Calcification Symbiotic Relationships
Restoration Ecology: Strategies for Reversing the Effects of Deforestation
Deforestation has brought about massive ecological degradation in the form of biodiversity, soil health, and climate stability. This paper discusses effective methods for restoration ecology to counter the effects. Qualitative analysis was conducted in the form of case studies and expert interviews that identified the most important methods including native species reintroduction, advanced techniques of soil restoration, mixed-species reforestation, community engagement, and adaptive ecosystem management. The findings call for biodiversity, long-term monitoring, and participatory approaches to achieve sustainable restoration outcomes. This research calls for interdisciplinary collaboration and adaptive strategies to address ecological and socio-economic challenges in pursuit of a more sustainable environmental future.
Ecosystem sustainability Climate resilience Ecological monitoring Sustainable development Environmental stewardship
Urban Green Spaces: Enhancing the Environment and Human Well-being
Urban green spaces provide an important function in enhancing the quality of the environment while promoting human well-being. This paper explores their manifold benefits, including biodiversity support, improvement of air quality, climate regulation, enhancing physical and mental health, and social cohesion. Applying a qualitative methodology, it integrates insights from literature reviews, case studies, and expert interviews. Key findings suggest that strategically planned urban green spaces can contribute greatly to ecological resilience. The need for interdisciplinary collaboration and inclusive policies in balancing urban growth with ecological preservation is necessary. Future studies should address long-term impacts and scalability of green space initiatives to diverse urban contexts.
Green infrastructure Urban resilience Community engagement Policy frameworks Ecological preservation
Marine Plastic Pollution: Impacts on Oceanic Ecosystems and Biodiversity
Marine plastic pollution is an increasingly serious environmental problem affecting oceanic ecosystems and biodiversity. The study assesses the sources, distribution, and ecological impacts of marine plastic pollution, which include physiological effects on marine organisms, disruption of ecosystem processes, and socioeconomic consequences of biodiversity loss. Using qualitative analysis from literature reviews and case studies, the results show widespread plastic pollution that reaches from the surface waters to the deep sea, with significant implications for ecosystem services such as nutrient cycling and habitat provision. Mitigating strategies include policy interventions, technological advancement, and community engagement in addressing the crisis. This study highlights the need for the development of comprehensive, scalable solutions for the protection of marine biodiversity and sustainable management of oceans.
Marine plastic pollution Mitigation strategies Habitat degradation Sustainable oceans Oceanic ecosystems
Sustainable Energy Solutions: Bridging the Gap Between Technology and Policy
Integrating technology with policy will, therefore be necessary in developing and promoting sustainable energy solutions. The paper discusses the intersection between emerging renewable energy technologies and their related policy frameworks. Specifically, it considers technological innovation regarding smart grids, AI-driven energy management, and energy storage systems on potential benefits for enhanced efficiency and lower environmental impacts. Furthermore, the paper analyzes the role of policy in promoting or hindering the adoption of these technologies, including regulatory rigidity, lack of support, and a lack of collaboration from stakeholders. Through qualitative analysis of case studies, interviews, and policy documents, this research identifies strategies to bridge the gap between technology and policy, emphasizing adaptive, forward-thinking policy frameworks that can accommodate rapid technological advancements. The research finds that full integration of technology and policy leads to an effective improvement in sustainability energy throughout the world. Consequently, emissions decline while equitable energy access improves. The paper suggests policy adaptation and stakeholder involvement for enhanced adjustment of technological innovation into the objectives of sustainable energy.
Energy Storage Policy Frameworks Stakeholder Collaboration Smart Grids Sustainable Energy
Climate Change is Transforming Global Biodiversity
Climate change is a pivotal driver of global biodiversity transformation, reshaping ecosystems and altering species distribution patterns. This study investigates the extent and nature of these transformations by addressing key sub-questions: changes in species distribution, ecosystem dynamics, adaptive mechanisms, human intervention roles, and future biodiversity trajectories. A qualitative methodology incorporating literature reviews, case studies, and thematic analysis highlights significant findings. Species are moving habitats poleward or to higher altitudes, thus disrupting interactions within ecosystems, such as predator-prey dynamics and pollination networks. Adaptive strategies, such as genetic and behavioral changes, are manifestations of resilience, but limitations in pace and scope are evident. Human intervention through conservation measures such as habitat restoration and assisted migration remains essential but requires more integrated, adaptive strategies to enhance effectiveness. Projections suggest a mix of species loss and ecological adaptation, which underscores the need for refined predictive models and forward-looking policies. The study emphasizes the need to mitigate biodiversity risks while developing innovative conservation approaches that would help navigate the complexities of a climate-altered future.
Ecosystems Coral Bleaching Climate Action Plans Conservation Efforts Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Decoding Deception: A Computational Linguistic Analysis of Linguistic Cues in Deceptive Communication across Multimodal Contexts
This research delves into the intricate landscape of deception detection, employing computational linguistic techniques to identify and analyze linguistic cues indicative of deceptive communication. Focusing on multimodal contexts, this study investigates the interplay between language, sentiment, and pragmatic elements in revealing deceptive intent. We propose a novel framework that integrates sentiment analysis, discourse analysis, and machine learning algorithms to detect deception with improved accuracy. The methodology involves analyzing a large corpus of text and audio-visual data, extracting relevant linguistic features, and training machine learning models to classify deceptive and truthful statements. The results demonstrate the effectiveness of our approach in identifying subtle linguistic patterns associated with deception, contributing significantly to the advancement of automated deception detection systems. The study concludes by highlighting the implications of these findings for various fields, including law enforcement, cybersecurity, and human-computer interaction, and outlines future research directions aimed at enhancing the robustness and generalizability of deception detection models.
Deception Detection, Computational Linguistics, Natural Language Processing, Linguistic Cues, Multimodal Analysis, Sentiment Analysis, Machine Learning, Deceptive Communication, Pragmatics, Discourse Analysis
The Semiotic Landscape of Online Discourse: A Corpus-Based Analysis of Linguistic and Visual Modalities in Contemporary Social Media
This paper explores the semiotic landscape of online discourse within contemporary social media, employing a corpus-based methodology to analyze both linguistic and visual modalities. By examining a large dataset of social media posts, we investigate how meaning is constructed and conveyed through the interplay of text, images, and other visual elements. Our analysis focuses on identifying prevalent semiotic codes and patterns, exploring their relationship to user engagement and sentiment, and ultimately, understanding how these multimodal communicative strategies shape online social interaction. The findings contribute to a deeper understanding of the complexities of digital communication and the evolving role of semiotics in the online environment. We address the limitations of previous research by incorporating a novel, computationally-assisted approach to visual semiotic analysis and by focusing on the emergent properties of multimodal meaning-making.
Semiotics, Online Discourse, Social Media, Corpus Linguistics, Multimodality, Linguistic Analysis, Visual Communication, Digital Humanities, Sentiment Analysis, Discourse Analysis
The Impact of Digital Discourse on the Evolution of Ukrainian Identity: A Corpus-Based Analysis of Language and Ideology
This study investigates the dynamic interplay between digital discourse and the evolving contours of Ukrainian identity. Employing a corpus-based approach, we analyze a substantial dataset of social media posts, online news articles, and forum discussions to identify key linguistic features and ideological narratives that shape and reflect contemporary Ukrainian self-perception. The research focuses on identifying recurring themes, sentiment patterns, and rhetorical strategies employed in online communication to understand how collective memory, political discourse, and social experiences are articulated and negotiated within the digital sphere. Furthermore, the study examines the influence of geopolitical events, such as the ongoing conflict, on the expression and construction of Ukrainian identity online. Our findings reveal a complex and multifaceted identity that is constantly being redefined through digital interactions, demonstrating the profound impact of online spaces on the formation and dissemination of national consciousness.
Ukrainian Identity, Digital Discourse, Corpus Linguistics, Language Ideology, Social Media, Political Discourse, Language Change, Collective Memory, National Identity, Linguistic AnalysisUkrainian Identity, Digital Discourse, Corpus Linguistics, Language Ideology, Social Media, Political Discourse, Language Change, Collective Memory, National Identity, Linguistic Analysis
The Algorithmic Muse: Computational Stylometry and the Evolution of Authorial Voice in the 21st Century Novel
This paper explores the application of computational stylometry to analyze the evolution of authorial voice in 21st-century novels. We investigate how machine learning algorithms can identify and track stylistic markers, revealing subtle shifts in writing style across an author's oeuvre or within a single novel. By examining quantifiable features like word frequency, sentence structure, and punctuation patterns, we aim to understand how authors adapt their voice in response to various factors, including evolving literary trends, reader expectations, and personal stylistic development. Our analysis focuses on a selection of contemporary novels, employing diverse computational methods to uncover patterns and insights that may not be readily apparent through traditional literary criticism.
Computational Stylometry, Authorial Voice, Digital Humanities, Novel Analysis, Machine Learning, Literary Evolution, Textual Analysis, Stylistic Markers, 21st Century Literature
Decoding Deception: A Computational Linguistic Analysis of Linguistic Cues in Arabic Political Discourse
This research investigates the application of computational linguistic techniques to identify linguistic cues indicative of deception in Arabic political discourse. We analyze a corpus of political speeches and interviews, focusing on features such as sentiment polarity, hedging strategies, lexical diversity, and pragmatic markers. We develop and evaluate a machine learning model trained on these features to detect deceptive statements. The results demonstrate the potential of computational linguistics to uncover subtle linguistic patterns associated with deception in Arabic political communication, offering valuable insights for media analysis, political science, and cross-cultural communication research. The study also addresses the unique challenges of Arabic NLP in the context of deception detection, paving the way for future research in this area.
Deception detection, Computational Linguistics, Arabic Language Processing, Political Discourse Analysis, Linguistic Cues, Sentiment Analysis, Pragmatics, Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning, Arabic NLP.
Preserving Endangered Languages: The Imperative to Safeguard Humanity's Linguistic Heritage
This study critically discusses the endangered languages as a very integral part of human inalienable cultural heritage. It takes five critical dimensions: cultural identity, the influence of globalization on language death, technology for the preservation of languages, socio-economic determinants of language life, and cognitive benefits of linguistic diversity. It employs a qualitative methodology using interviews, focus groups, and case studies. Findings from the study, therefore, emphasize the roles of community-initiated projects and adaptive strategies of globalization, innovations in technology, socio-economic enticements, and cognitive advantages of linguistic pluralism. Overall, the research highlights a dynamic role played by endangered languages in protecting cultural and cognitive richness and promoting sustainable preservation mechanisms.
Socio-economic factors Linguistic diversity Cognitive benefits Community-led initiatives
The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Human Language: Transforming Communication in the Digital Age
The aim of this study is to establish the transforming power of AI for human language and communication within the digital revolution. This investigation has focused on the impact that AI brings upon changing language practice across five relevant sub-themes: evolution, multilingual, ethical considerations, education, and social interactions. The report based on qualitative methods such as interviews and case studies puts forward AI's deep impact while acknowledging the persistent challenges of cultural nuances, ethical inconsistencies, and even the preservation of human connections. The findings suggest that linguistic practices and education have been revolutionized due to AI, but the necessary implications need to be addressed through ethical and inclusive strategies for sustainable integration.
Multilingual Communication Social Interaction Adaptive Learning Digital Communication
Multilingualism as a Bridge: Exploring Its Role in Uniting Diverse Cultures and Overcoming Cultural Divides
This paper analyzes the transformative power of multilingualism in bringing together cultures to unite the globe. Qualitative research is employed to analyze the various ways multilingualism leads to cultural empathy, enriches intercultural communication, protects cultural heritage, affects global business operations, and unites societies. Findings reveal that the ability to become multilingual highly enhances cultural knowledge, helps to solve conflicts, assists in protecting languages, helps international businesses in becoming more competitive, and makes the social structures of any community more inclusive. The study identifies practical applications of multilingualism while addressing existing gaps in research, paving the way for expanded exploration in diverse cultural and sociopolitical contexts.
Social Cohesion Linguistic Diversity Global Business Practices Cultural Empathy