Romanian Journal of English Studies - Volume 10, Issue 1 (2013) - CEJSH - Yadda

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Issue details

Publisher

Sciendo

Journal

Romanian Journal of English Studies

Year

2013

Volume

10

Issue

1

Identifiers

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Volume contents

1
- article: African Literary Topoi in Modern African Texts and the Problematics of Europhone Forms (Chukwumah I.), p. 1-17
- article: A Blend of Sound and Image- the Music Video (Filimon E. C.), p. 18-26
- article: Orientalising the Occident? Portrayals of the Welsh in ‘The Indian Doctor’ (Macmillan C.), p. 27-34
- article: Aspects of Ethnicity, Class and Religion in Case of Slovak Immigrant Communities in the UK (Rozenfeld J.), p. 35-61
- article: The Perceived Role of L2 English in the Process of Learning L3 German (Balla Á. T.), p. 62-76
- article: Affix Acquisition Order in Serbian EFL Learners (Danilović J., Savić J. D., Dimitrijević M.), p. 77-88
- article: An Increase in Imported Goods, Imports Have Increased – The Role of Teaching Pronunciation in an Esp Classroom (Đurović T., Silaški N.), p. 89-98
- article: Teachers’ Response to Serbian EFL Learners’ Pronunciation Errors (Jerotijević D.), p. 99-112
- article: Culture in Esp Syllabus: Why and How (Kavalir M.), p. 113-122
- article: Using Field Trip as a Teaching Method: A Walking Tour of Timişoara as Seen by British Writers (Crişan M.-M.), p. 123-134
- article: Internalization and Production of Metaphorical Expressions with EFL Students (Radić-Bojanić B.), p. 135-144
- article: Academic Research Skills of University Students (Topalov J., Radić-Bojanić B.), p. 145-152
- article: Sense Discrimination in Five English Learner’s Dictionaries (Halas A.), p. 153-164
- article: (MIS)Translating U.S. Southwest History (Imhoff B.), p. 165-173
- article: Strategies for Expressing Power Relationships in the Slovenian Translation of Amitav Ghosh's Novel the Hungry Tide (Karče T.), p. 174-180
- article: Selling Their Research: The Linguistic Realization of Rhetoric Moves in English Thesis Abstracts Written by Hungarian Undergraduates (Doró K.), p. 181-191
- article: Ways of Representing Accumulation: The Archive and the Collection in Jonathan Safran Foer’s Everything is Illuminated and John Fowles’ the Collector (Ada E.), p. 192-198
- article: Tristram Shandy – The Playful Art of Seduction (Băniceru A. C.), p. 199-207
- article: The Impossible Tradition of the Pindaric Ode in England (Barna Z.), p. 208-220
- article: Identity Formation in Paul Auster’s Fictional Urban Space (Boettcher N.), p. 221-228
- article: Re-Assembling the City in Ivan Vladislavić’s Novels (Caraivan L.), p. 229-234
- article: Narratives of Spaces, Places, and People: M.C. Beaton’s Highlands and Highlanders (Danciu M.), p. 235-242
- article: “The Powers That Decide” in the J. R. Ward Message Board (Pele A.), p. 243-252
- article: Queenship, Power, and Elizabethan Mentalities in Shakespeare’s Histories (Percec D.), p. 253-262
- article: David Jones and the Self-Conscious Uses of Tradition (Potter M.), p. 263-270
- article: James Joyce’S Dublin and Lars Saabye Christensen’s Oslo. Geocritical Readings (Rus A.-L.), p. 271-277
- article: Anticipating Apocalypse: Power Structures and the Periphery in Doris Lessing’s the Fifth Child and Ben, in the World (Islam M. S.), p. 278-292
- article: Mirror-Images, or Love As Religion in Philip Pullman’s Trilogy, His Dark Materials (Tóth Z.), p. 293-301
- article: The Reader’s Mind Beyond the Text – The Science of Cognitive Narratology (Tucan G.), p. 302-311
- article: The Madness Narrative, Between the Literary, the Therapeutic and the Political (Viusenco A.-L.), p. 312-323

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