Robert Kennedy
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3942514 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Robert Kennedy |
| NOMBRES | Robert |
| APELLIDO | Kennedy |
| FIRMA | KENNEDY R |
| AFILIACIONES | University of California, Santa Barbara |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5608-6243 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 22 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 54 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1962 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
A quality management based approach to community development
Quality management has its genesis in manufacturing industry but is now practiced in most sectors of the economy. What quality has learned as it has evolved is of great benefit to society and community development. Similarly, the methods employed in community development have much to contribute to organizational quality. Both professions seek to improve the current situation. Unfortunately, quality and community speak different languages and any …
Formas De Internação Psiquiátrica E Seus Desafios
INTRODUÇÃO: Os movimentos sociais e de jovens profissionais trouxeram consigo as raízes da reforma psiquiátrica brasileira, marcada pela difusão dos CAPS e pela redução de hospitalizações psiquiátricas. Contudo, apesar de diversas evoluções no campo da saúde mental, ainda persistem alguns desafios advindos das internações psiquiátricas, o que motivou a realização do presente estudo. MÉTODOS: Foi realizada uma revisão sistemática da literatura dat…
Impactos Do Estigma Social À Depressão No Contexto Brasileiro
OBJETIVO: A depressão é considerada um relevante problema de saúde e se encontra disseminada em diversos países. Um agravante desses sintomas e do sofrimento causado pela depressão na vida dos pacientes é o estigma perpetuado socialmente por aqueles que desconhecem ou banalizam a gravidade da doença. Este estudo visa reunir as evidências em relação as consequências da estigmatização do transtorno depressivo, bem como analisar seu impacto para o t…
Fatores Comportamentais E Sociais No Desenvolvimento De Transtornos Alimentares Em Crianças
OBJETIVO: Os transtornos alimentares (TAs) representam comportamentos alimentares e físicos que possuem a marcante característica de serem inadequadas e de caráter persistente. Quando tais desordens se apresentam como transtornos da infância, se configuram como uma causa importante para queda da qualidade de vida das crianças afetadas, uma vez que a alimentação está diretamente associada com o desenvolvimento cognitivo e emocional do indivíduo. P…
Evidências De Neuroimagem Em Transtornos De Controle De Impulsos
Os Transtornos de Controle de Impulsos (TCIs) representam uma categoria diversificada de distúrbios psiquiátricos caracterizados pela incapacidade de resistir a impulsos que levam a comportamentos específicos2, frequentemente vinculados a uma modulação anormal do sistema dopaminérgico mesocorticolímbico. Este sistema é crucial para funções cognitivas e comportamentais, incluindo motivação, recompensa, regulação do humor e processamento de emoções…
Phonology course design for the contemporary student
This paper shares novel pedagogical approaches to the traditional models that typify instruction in university-level phonology courses. Acknowledging the challenges faced by young adult students and the variance in their experience, I survey the range of resources across Linguistics programs. These circumstances suggest both a need and an opportunity to explore what instructors of phonology may do differently, and thus I also present some specifi…
No peace for the forest
Corpus Approaches to the Language of Sports
Dimensions of Variance and Contrast in the Low Back Merger and the Low-Back-Merger Shift
Research Article| December 01 2019 2. Dimensions of Variance and Contrast in the Low Back Merger and the Low-Back-Merger Shift James Grama; James Grama JAMES GRAMA is a postdoctoral fellow at the ARC Centre of Excellence for the Dynamics of Language at the Australian National University, where he works on the Sydney Speaks project. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa. His research focuses on sociophonetics, language variation…
Phonology
Introduction
1. introduction in 2012, a group of Western U.S. sociolinguists came together for an informal meeting at Stanford University to discuss current research on Western U.S. English dialects. The initiative was an attempt to find ways to align our research interests and encourage more work on the vastly understudied English dialects of this American region. As a result of this meeting, several participants began discussing how to synthesize our work o…
Nicknames
Chain Shifting and Centralization in California Vowels
This article documents the acoustic properties of the vowels of young adults from various regions of California, with special attention to a chain shift that lowers short front vowels /I/ (as in kit), /ε/ (as in dress), and /æ/ (as in trap). It also tracks the centralization of /ow/ (as in goat). Quantitative analysis of subjects' formants shows a consistently lower set of front vowels and a consistently centralized /ow/ relative to baseline comp…
Annette Jean Ahern
Bugotu and Cheke Holo reduplication
This paper provides an analysis of the reduplicative systems of Bugotu, Cheke Holo, Tuvaluan and Hoava. In Bugotu and Cheke Holo, intervocalic consonants are not reflected in the reduplicative substring; Tuvaluan reduplication creates initial geminate consonants, while Hoava reduplicants include coda consonants. Blevins (2003, 2005) argues that these languages pose a serious problem for the optimality-theoretic hypothesis of the Emergence of the …
Evidence for Morphoprosodic Alignment in Reduplication
Morphoprosodic Alignment (MPA) is a nontemplatic model of reduplication designed to account for languages with multiple reduplicative subpatterns. The premise of MPA is that reduplicative morphemes can be stem-internal or stem-external and that this distinction is visible to the phonological component through general constraints on the association of stem-internal and stem-external morphemes to prosodic categories. I illustrate the model with Mor…
Nicknames and the Lexicon of Sports
This article examines the structure and usage of nicknames given to professional hockey and baseball players. Two general types are observed: a phrasal referring expression and a single-word hypocoristic. The phrasal nickname is descriptive but is only used referentially, usually in sports narrative. The hypocoristic is used for both reference and address and may be descriptive or shortened from a formal name. In addition, its inclusion of a hypo…
The binarity effect in Kosraean reduplication
This paper offers a formal analysis of prefixing and suffixing reduplication in Kosraean. The prosodic shape of each affix is sensitive to the form of the stem, giving rise to multiple prosodic variants. In particular, its prefix illustrates the binarity effect, in which the reduplicant is binary if and only if the base is binary. Curiously, the suffix is not subject to the same generalisation, but still follows from the same formal analysis. Bot…
Is one person's terrorist another's freedom fighter? Western and Islamic approaches to 'just war' compared
The fight against terrorism frequently is plagued by the old adage: one person's terrorist is simply another's freedom fighter. In view of ever present terrorist violence in the Middle East and in the wake of the thesis advanced by Samuel Huntington that ‘the great divisions among humankind and the dominating source of conflict will be cultural’ ‐ a ‘Clash of Civilizations’ of differing norms and values, a major question arises. Are there shared …
New Weapons Technologies
Both the Soviet Union and the United States have invested heavily in new weapons technologies over the past few decades. Successes in component miniaturization, computer electronics, nuclear fusion, small engine design, high energy/heavy hydrocarbon fuels, guidance technologies, and a host of other areas have combined to mark the rapid pace of technological advance. An understanding of the impact of these new technologies and their capabilities a…
The Cruise Missile and the Strategic Balance
The phenomenal growth of Soviet military power over the past two decades and concurrent perceptions of a decline in the ability of the United States to exercise the degree of influence on world events it did during the immediate postwar era have generated concerns over the worldwide balance of power. The continued qualitative improvements in Soviet ICBM forces, coupled with the quantitative edge offered the USSR through SALT I, seem to presage an…
Grinding Benches' and Mortars on Fernando Po
Chain Shifting and Centralization in California Vowels
This article documents the acoustic properties of the vowels of young adults from various regions of California, with special attention to a chain shift that lowers short front vowels /I/ (as in kit), /ε/ (as in dress), and /æ/ (as in trap). It also tracks the centralization of /ow/ (as in goat). Quantitative analysis of subjects' formants shows a consistently lower set of front vowels and a consistently centralized /ow/ relative to baseline comp…
No peace for the forest
Nicknames and the Lexicon of Sports
This article examines the structure and usage of nicknames given to professional hockey and baseball players. Two general types are observed: a phrasal referring expression and a single-word hypocoristic. The phrasal nickname is descriptive but is only used referentially, usually in sports narrative. The hypocoristic is used for both reference and address and may be descriptive or shortened from a formal name. In addition, its inclusion of a hypo…
Grinding Benches' and Mortars on Fernando Po
Evidence for Morphoprosodic Alignment in Reduplication
Morphoprosodic Alignment (MPA) is a nontemplatic model of reduplication designed to account for languages with multiple reduplicative subpatterns. The premise of MPA is that reduplicative morphemes can be stem-internal or stem-external and that this distinction is visible to the phonological component through general constraints on the association of stem-internal and stem-external morphemes to prosodic categories. I illustrate the model with Mor…
Is one person's terrorist another's freedom fighter? Western and Islamic approaches to 'just war' compared
The fight against terrorism frequently is plagued by the old adage: one person's terrorist is simply another's freedom fighter. In view of ever present terrorist violence in the Middle East and in the wake of the thesis advanced by Samuel Huntington that ‘the great divisions among humankind and the dominating source of conflict will be cultural’ ‐ a ‘Clash of Civilizations’ of differing norms and values, a major question arises. Are there shared …
Grinding Benches' and Mortars on Fernando Po
The Cruise Missile and the Strategic Balance
The phenomenal growth of Soviet military power over the past two decades and concurrent perceptions of a decline in the ability of the United States to exercise the degree of influence on world events it did during the immediate postwar era have generated concerns over the worldwide balance of power. The continued qualitative improvements in Soviet ICBM forces, coupled with the quantitative edge offered the USSR through SALT I, seem to presage an…
New Weapons Technologies
Both the Soviet Union and the United States have invested heavily in new weapons technologies over the past few decades. Successes in component miniaturization, computer electronics, nuclear fusion, small engine design, high energy/heavy hydrocarbon fuels, guidance technologies, and a host of other areas have combined to mark the rapid pace of technological advance. An understanding of the impact of these new technologies and their capabilities a…
Is one person's terrorist another's freedom fighter? Western and Islamic approaches to 'just war' compared
The fight against terrorism frequently is plagued by the old adage: one person's terrorist is simply another's freedom fighter. In view of ever present terrorist violence in the Middle East and in the wake of the thesis advanced by Samuel Huntington that ‘the great divisions among humankind and the dominating source of conflict will be cultural’ ‐ a ‘Clash of Civilizations’ of differing norms and values, a major question arises. Are there shared …
The binarity effect in Kosraean reduplication
This paper offers a formal analysis of prefixing and suffixing reduplication in Kosraean. The prosodic shape of each affix is sensitive to the form of the stem, giving rise to multiple prosodic variants. In particular, its prefix illustrates the binarity effect, in which the reduplicant is binary if and only if the base is binary. Curiously, the suffix is not subject to the same generalisation, but still follows from the same formal analysis. Bot…
Nicknames and the Lexicon of Sports
This article examines the structure and usage of nicknames given to professional hockey and baseball players. Two general types are observed: a phrasal referring expression and a single-word hypocoristic. The phrasal nickname is descriptive but is only used referentially, usually in sports narrative. The hypocoristic is used for both reference and address and may be descriptive or shortened from a formal name. In addition, its inclusion of a hypo…
Bugotu and Cheke Holo reduplication
This paper provides an analysis of the reduplicative systems of Bugotu, Cheke Holo, Tuvaluan and Hoava. In Bugotu and Cheke Holo, intervocalic consonants are not reflected in the reduplicative substring; Tuvaluan reduplication creates initial geminate consonants, while Hoava reduplicants include coda consonants. Blevins (2003, 2005) argues that these languages pose a serious problem for the optimality-theoretic hypothesis of the Emergence of the …
Evidence for Morphoprosodic Alignment in Reduplication
Morphoprosodic Alignment (MPA) is a nontemplatic model of reduplication designed to account for languages with multiple reduplicative subpatterns. The premise of MPA is that reduplicative morphemes can be stem-internal or stem-external and that this distinction is visible to the phonological component through general constraints on the association of stem-internal and stem-external morphemes to prosodic categories. I illustrate the model with Mor…
Annette Jean Ahern
Chain Shifting and Centralization in California Vowels
This article documents the acoustic properties of the vowels of young adults from various regions of California, with special attention to a chain shift that lowers short front vowels /I/ (as in kit), /ε/ (as in dress), and /æ/ (as in trap). It also tracks the centralization of /ow/ (as in goat). Quantitative analysis of subjects' formants shows a consistently lower set of front vowels and a consistently centralized /ow/ relative to baseline comp…
Nicknames
Introduction
1. introduction in 2012, a group of Western U.S. sociolinguists came together for an informal meeting at Stanford University to discuss current research on Western U.S. English dialects. The initiative was an attempt to find ways to align our research interests and encourage more work on the vastly understudied English dialects of this American region. As a result of this meeting, several participants began discussing how to synthesize our work o…
Phonology
Dimensions of Variance and Contrast in the Low Back Merger and the Low-Back-Merger Shift
Research Article| December 01 2019 2. Dimensions of Variance and Contrast in the Low Back Merger and the Low-Back-Merger Shift James Grama; James Grama JAMES GRAMA is a postdoctoral fellow at the ARC Centre of Excellence for the Dynamics of Language at the Australian National University, where he works on the Sydney Speaks project. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa. His research focuses on sociophonetics, language variation…
Corpus Approaches to the Language of Sports
No peace for the forest
Phonology course design for the contemporary student
This paper shares novel pedagogical approaches to the traditional models that typify instruction in university-level phonology courses. Acknowledging the challenges faced by young adult students and the variance in their experience, I survey the range of resources across Linguistics programs. These circumstances suggest both a need and an opportunity to explore what instructors of phonology may do differently, and thus I also present some specifi…
Formas De Internação Psiquiátrica E Seus Desafios
INTRODUÇÃO: Os movimentos sociais e de jovens profissionais trouxeram consigo as raízes da reforma psiquiátrica brasileira, marcada pela difusão dos CAPS e pela redução de hospitalizações psiquiátricas. Contudo, apesar de diversas evoluções no campo da saúde mental, ainda persistem alguns desafios advindos das internações psiquiátricas, o que motivou a realização do presente estudo. MÉTODOS: Foi realizada uma revisão sistemática da literatura dat…
Impactos Do Estigma Social À Depressão No Contexto Brasileiro
OBJETIVO: A depressão é considerada um relevante problema de saúde e se encontra disseminada em diversos países. Um agravante desses sintomas e do sofrimento causado pela depressão na vida dos pacientes é o estigma perpetuado socialmente por aqueles que desconhecem ou banalizam a gravidade da doença. Este estudo visa reunir as evidências em relação as consequências da estigmatização do transtorno depressivo, bem como analisar seu impacto para o t…
Fatores Comportamentais E Sociais No Desenvolvimento De Transtornos Alimentares Em Crianças
OBJETIVO: Os transtornos alimentares (TAs) representam comportamentos alimentares e físicos que possuem a marcante característica de serem inadequadas e de caráter persistente. Quando tais desordens se apresentam como transtornos da infância, se configuram como uma causa importante para queda da qualidade de vida das crianças afetadas, uma vez que a alimentação está diretamente associada com o desenvolvimento cognitivo e emocional do indivíduo. P…
Evidências De Neuroimagem Em Transtornos De Controle De Impulsos
Os Transtornos de Controle de Impulsos (TCIs) representam uma categoria diversificada de distúrbios psiquiátricos caracterizados pela incapacidade de resistir a impulsos que levam a comportamentos específicos2, frequentemente vinculados a uma modulação anormal do sistema dopaminérgico mesocorticolímbico. Este sistema é crucial para funções cognitivas e comportamentais, incluindo motivação, recompensa, regulação do humor e processamento de emoções…
A quality management based approach to community development
Quality management has its genesis in manufacturing industry but is now practiced in most sectors of the economy. What quality has learned as it has evolved is of great benefit to society and community development. Similarly, the methods employed in community development have much to contribute to organizational quality. Both professions seek to improve the current situation. Unfortunately, quality and community speak different languages and any …
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