Jargonizing by Barney G. Glaser

“…We use the vocabulary (jargon) of the area in which we act and talk. Jargon is a vocabulary of action by which to talk about what is going on. …”
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THE EMERGING ECONOMIES CLASSIFICATION IN TERMS OF THEIR DEFINING, GROUPING CRITERIA AND ACRONYMS USED FOR THIS PURPOSE by Daniela-Neonila, Mardiros, Roxana-Manuela, DICU

“…The approach of the emerging economies is followed by the presentation and the systematization of some of the definitions that, during the time, was given by certain personalities, groups and international organizations to this concept. Talking about economies, some of the important indicators in the award of the emerging economy status are those who take into consideration the income and the economic growth rate illustrated in this paper by GDP. …”
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Calibrer un modèle d’évolution de l’occupation du sol urbain. L’exemple de Belfort by Jean-Philippe Antoni

“…This kind of modelling must also rest on a sturdily thought-out estimate of the relevant parameters. In the case we are talking about, the study of previous situations provides several indicators to define the coefficients that are to be inserted into the models. …”
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Living Memories of Domestic Slavery versus Forced Labour: Freedom, dependence and oppression (Ibo Island, Cabo Delgado) by Francesca Declich

“…Living memories of slavery in the Querimbas Islands, especially Ibo Island, are apt to reserve some surprises. When talking about slavery, some elders’ shared memories sometimes seem to be defensive, serving to justify the practice of slavery rather than decrying it. …”
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Les récits d’enfance lecléziens – entre autobiographie et fiction by Roxana-Ema Dreve

“…Autobiography and fiction meet each other in the texts of Jean Marie Gustave Le Clézio. Talking about creation in novels such as Le chercheur d’or, La Quarantaine, Onitsha or Voyage à Rodrigues symbolizes the need to emphasize the cultural inheritance received during childhood. …”
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Le street art : de nouveaux principes ? by Christophe Genin

“…Is it a new genre, a new style ? Talking about novelty may even be an matter of prejudices. …”
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Spatial Variations of Earthquake Clustering Factor in Japan by Tsakhilova Ekaterina

“…The maps were generated with The Generic Mapping Tools using the Japan Meteorological Agency catalog for earthquakes 40 km below the surface. We are talking about «crustal» earthquakes on the island part of Japan. …”
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Representing “Otherness”: Animals in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, The Hundred and One Dalmatians, and Beyond by Piu DasGupta

“…This article reflects on and develops, in the context of the specific texts cited above and my personal practice as a writer, the discussion by Mimi Thebo of animal representation in children’s literature in her article ‘Talking Tigers: Concepts of Representational Ethics Applied to Non-Human Characters in Writing Children’s Fiction’. …”
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The use of humor in psychotherapy by A.H. Chapman, Mirian Chapman-Santana

“…Humor can be valuable in talking with parents about the problems of their adolescent children, in working with adolescents themselves, in discussing difficulties encountered in the workplace and in social environments, in decreasing obstructive awe of the therapist and apprehensiveness about treatment, in dealing with problems such as male sexual impotence, and in many other areas. …”
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Longue vie à Marion ou quand l’héroïne moderne poursuit sa route par-delà le désir de son créateur by Sylvie Dardaillon

“…Based on the reception of the series by readers talking about their reception mainly online, the aim is to understand this publishing phenomenon and to show how the series builds around the heroine a fictional world that is both anchored in reality and open to the most unbelievable adventures. …”
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Open Architecture and its Discontents by Jorge Mejía Hernández, Esin Komez Daglioglu

“…While the notion can be effectively and persuasively used to discuss the ethics that should govern our profession, beyond that axiological role its meagre explanatory power suggests that new directions in open architecture might require that we recognise its theoretical shortcomings and start looking for new and better ways to explain exactly what we’re talking about when we talk about the architecture of our time. …”
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Journalists’ Social Identity: The Case of Two Calgary Newspapers by James Ian Tennant

“…In the meantime, journalists adapted to this merger of newspaper rivals by identifying with one masthead over the other depending on who the journalist is talking to.…”
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Inkluzja edukacyjna na etapie przedszkola w rozumieniu rodziców dzieci niepełnosprawnych by Iwona Myśliwczyk

“…Parents experiencing the disability of their children tend to normalize their lives, including education in a mainstream kindergarten. When talking about their children’s education, they unveiled personal meanings given to this event, showed their individual truths and the reality they experience. …”
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YouTube as Praxis? On BreadTube and the Digital Propagation of Socialist Thought by Dmitry Kuznetsov, Milan Ismangil

“…We aim to focus on four major YouTube content creators – Contrapoints, Philosophy Tube, Shaun, and Hbomberguy – to outline how they construct their videos to entertain, inform, as well as debunk both alt-right and (economically) liberal talking points, helping to prevent potential radicalization of a mostly young audience who stand at a crossroads in their ideological development. …”
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Mujeres y Derechos Humanos ante la violencia de género by María Concepción Torres Díaz

“…Especially when the data show how the economic crisis and cuts in budgetary allocations to addressing such violence have led to a stagnation (if not reverse) in their treatment. And talking about stagnation or decline in this area is very serious because it would mean that legal and political subjectivity of women is conditioned and is at the mercy of political decisions and economic circumstances.…”
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THE DIMENSIONS AND THE AFFINITIES OF THE GAME by Ramona Nicoleta ARIEȘAN

“…It can be deformed and transposed into something that actually exists. We are talking about dimension, game, self-being, affinity and the intangible present. …”
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Biometrics and the metaphysics of personal identity by Amy Kind

“…Though there may be some good reasons to use biometric identity to track personal identity, it is contended that biometric identity is not the same thing as personal identity and thus that biometrics researchers should stop talking as if it were.…”
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Research and Praxis On Challenging Anti-immigration Discourses in School and Community Contexts by Martha Allexsaht-Snider, Cory A. Buxton, Ruth Harman

“…We examine two theoretical perspectives that can support educators in talking back and acting against anti-immigration discourses and practices in schools and communities. …”
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Sexuality and reproduction: implications in the process of healthy adolescence by Adelita Campos Araújo, Valeria Lerch Lunardi, Rosemary Silva da Silveira, Maira Buss Thofehrn, Adrize Rutz Porto, Deisi Cardoso Soares

“…It also showed the need to prepare the adolescent by professionals of health, of education or the family, to face some situations, such as: unwanted pregnancy, first sexual intercourse, self-medication, fear of talking to parents about sexuality and reproduction, among others.…”
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Speaking Properly: Language Ideologies of Hungarian Interpreters from Transylvania by Noémi Fazakas

“…During the online focus group meetings, the participants reflected on their own professional and linguistic practices and experiences, talking about their stories of individual language socialization and providing detailed career narratives. …”
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