Philological Explorations
Edited by Gilda M. Socarrás
ISBN: 978-960-6672-56-9, 352 pages
First published in 2009
by ATINER
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Table of Contents
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Introduction Socarrás, G.M. |
i |
Part I: Linguistics |
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Phonology |
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1. |
Representing the Role of Minimal Contrast in
Phonology Campos-Astorkiza, R. |
1 |
2. |
The Phonology of Loanwords in Persian Alinezhad, B. |
17 |
3. |
The
Perception of Laryngeal and Length Contrasts in Stops by German Infants and
their Parents Pohl, M. and Grijzenhout, J. |
31 |
Applied Linguistics Studies |
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4. |
Negotiation
of Meaning in L2 Academic Writing Kilimci, A. |
47 |
5. |
Knowledge Construction in Synchronous
Computer-Mediated Classroom Discussions Abdul Ghani, R. |
59 |
6. |
I Know but I don't Speak - Constraints other than
Language Barrier for Korean Students in the Kim, J. and Lim, H. |
83 |
7. |
Collocational Development of L2 Learners of English Miriouglu, M. |
95 |
8. |
In Search of L2 English Evidence in L1 Collocational Patterns of Turkish EFL
Learners Can, C. and Altunkol, E. |
105 |
9. |
Involving Studnets in Error Correction
Cooperative Learning for Correcting Written Grammar Mistakes: Can it
Encourage Students´Learning and Retention Servetti, S. |
115 |
Discourse Analysis |
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10. |
Commitment and Involvement in Display Print Advertisements addressed
to English-Speaking Community in Egypt: A Speech Act Analysis Maklad,
H.T.S. |
129 |
11. |
Solicitudes in American English: Syntactic Forms,
Social Distance, and Gender Difference Kim,
S.H. |
157 |
Part II: Literature |
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Identity Studies |
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12. |
Azmi Beshara
Addressing Forms of Violence in Love
in a Shadow Zone: A Tale of a Place Fragmented El-Hussari, I.A. |
177 |
13. |
Allegorical
Revisions of the Censored Subject: Ambivalent Spaces of Transformation in
Beth Yahp’s The Crocodile Fury Chin, G.V.S. |
191 |
14. |
Turkish-American
Identity and Remembered Narratives of Anatolia in Gün’s and Croutier’s
Novels Uslu, A.D. |
201 |
15. |
Found in
Translation: Literary/Cultural Translation and Transnational
Literacy Koundoura, M. |
211 |
16. |
From Devabhasa
to Mantra in the English Language: Sri Aurobindo
Poetics in Savitri or the Renewal of Indoanglian Literature
Real Najarro, O. |
219 |
Classics |
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17. |
In
the Name of Odysseus: An Old Trick and a New Approach in Aristophanes’ WaspsWasps 167-198 Kotini, V. |
229 |
18. |
Aristophanes’
Lysistrata
and Comic Role-Exit Thorburn, J. |
237 |
19. |
The
Popularity and Reception of Antigone in Contemporary Irish Drama: Five Versions Remoundou-Howley, N. |
249 |
Literary Representations |
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20. |
Of Wright, K.T. |
265 |
21. |
The Visual
Image in Epiphanic Short
Story Correia, A. |
273 |
22. |
Breaking
The Mimetic Mirror: From Representation to Presentation in Not I and Hamletmachine Ilter, S. |
281 |
23. |
Postmodern Realism as an
Exponent of Impossible Desire: Rossetti’s Obsession,
by Basque Novelist Ramon Saizarbitoria Olaziregi, M.J. |
289 |
24. |
“Welcome to my House!
Enter Freely and of your own will!” (Dracula 26): Transylvanian Hospitality in Bram Stoker’s Sources
for Dracula Crisan, M.M. |
301 |
Part III: Language in Society |
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25. |
Implementing
CLIL in Primary School Geography Classes. A
Disaster or a Success? Xanthou, M. |
309 |
26. |
Communicative Competence for the
Acquisition of Citizenship: Law Education through Second Language Learning Bavieri, L. |
323 |
27. |
An Introduction
to Language Policy Implementation in The Case
of the Davari Ardakani, N. and Ahmadipour, T. |
339 |