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2024 Analyzing descriptive report writing among English language learners in Japan through a genre-based approach to second language writing English Text Construction 17:1 | Article
This mixed-methods study evaluated the evolution of thematic development in descriptive report writing among 12 first-year English for Academic Purposes (EAP) university students in Japan over the course of a 15-week program. The program employed a genre-based approach within a Systemic… read more
2024 “More than ‘ignorant bushbaby bullshit’: The racialised metaperspective as mind style in Marlon James’ A Brief History of Seven Killings (2014) English Text Construction 17:1 | Article
According to the social psychologists R. D. Laing, H. Phillipson and A. R. Lee, we human beings are constantly speculating about the view that others have upon us, thereby forming a metaperspective (Laing et al. 1966). Yet despite the fact that literature is grounded in some of the most… read more
2024 Witch, strumpet, maid and saint: Joan of Arc’s characterisation through the use of epithets in Shakespeare’s Henry VI, Part 1 English Text Construction 17:1 | Article
Shakespeare’s Henry VI, Part 1 depicts Joan of Arc in contradictory terms. This paper discusses the narrative and literary techniques that are used to develop Joan of Arc’s characterisation, particularly the alternation of location between the Anglo-Burgundian and the French-Armagnac camp, the… read more
Academic and general language proficiency in post-entry language assessment: Linguistic predictors of domestic L1 student achievement in the first year of university education ITL - International Journal of Applied Linguistics: Online-First Articles | Article
In higher education systems with no or low entry requirements for domestic students, post-entry language assessments (PELAs) are often used to detect at-risk students. This study investigates how two language proficiency measures relate to students’ academic achievement: an academic reading and… read more
Hate, prejudice and conspiracy theories: The reality from the ideological perspective of Brazilian imageboard users Journal of Language Aggression and Conflict: Online-First Articles | Article
The Internet serves as a dynamic and expansive space where numerous groups seek to exchange and disseminate their views. Some of those groups aim to promote hateful ideologies, bigotry, conspiracy theories while externalizing their anger. To achieve this, a spectrum of online platforms is… read more
From offline to online stigma resistance: Identity construction in narratives of infertile Muslim women Narrative Inquiry: Online-First Articles | Article
This paper is the first to address the impact of gendered, cultural and religious discourses on an under-researched subaltern group of infertile Muslim women bloggers. Taking a small story and case study approach, the analysis focuses on interactivity and positioning (Bamberg & Georgakopoulou,… read more