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Is Trump's Vocabulary Poor? Vocabulary Richness Across Texts of Different Lenghts

Dominique Labbe , Cyril Labbe , Jacques Savoy

RESUMO

This study explores the vocabulary richness of oral political communication. A model explaining the lexicon growth is proposed by subdividing the whole vocabulary into terms generated by general and specialized glossaries.

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