ijlllc.org Title: COVID-19: EMERGENCE OF NEW CRIMES Authors: Mrs. Ruchie Sah and Ms. Kratanshi Srivastava , India This article explores the condition of crime in society during COVID-19. The emergence of new crime and the decline in traditional crime gave an immense impact on society. The article discusses the reason behind the increasing rate of new crime. The … Read more
Title: COMMUNICATIVE VERBAL COLLOCATIONS FOR ENGLISH CONVERSATION Authors: Dr. Rajani Jairam , India Abstract: This article throws light upon main characteristics of emerging Indian society. DemocraticSocial Order, Foundation of Social Justice, A Secular Society, Adherence to the Principle ofNational Unity, Universalism, Self-Sufficiency, Socialism are the chief parameters of anyemerging democratic economy. From times immemorial Indian ethos have … Read more
Title: COMMUNICATIVE VERBAL COLLOCATIONS FOR ENGLISH CONVERSATION Authors: Sanjay K. Jha , India Abstract: With the rapidly developing globalization, cultural communication between China and foreigncountries is undoubtedly a trend. How to successfully spread Chinese contemporary literaturehas become a hot topic. The Paper Republic, established in 2007, is a new and important wayfor the overseas dissemination of contemporary … Read more
Title: STRATEGIES AND THOUGHTS OF NICKY HARMAN IN DIALECT TRANSLATION —— A CASE STUDY OF BROKEN WINGS Authors: Wu Tiyi and Hua Jing, China Abstract: Based on the analysis of some typical examples with Shaanxi dialect’s characteristics in the Broken Wings, which are divided into three categories: dialect verbs with obvious localcharacteristics, nouns with Chinese cultural elements … Read more
Title: COMMUNICATIVE VERBAL COLLOCATIONS FOR ENGLISH CONVERSATION Authors: Sanjay K. Jha , India Abstract: This study hypothesizes that a language like English can be better learnt by learning it in collocational form rather than word form. Collocation, which is a vital unit of phraseology, is a natural association or grouping of a word particularly with another word(s) … Read more
Title: PROSTUTITION OR THE REJECTION OF ORDEAL MARRIAGES THROUGH THE CHARACTER OF ROXANA IN DANIEL DEFOE’S LADY ROXANA Authors: IBOURAHIMA BORO Alidou Razakou , Benin Abstract: This paper aimed at analysing the issue of prostitution as an act of will and pleasure or pushfactor based on extreme necessity. The study is conducted focusing on the character of … Read more
Title: THE INFLUENCE OF CONSUMING CONVERSATION THROUGH ANIMATION(CTA) STRATEGY IN ENHANCING THE SEVENTH GRADERS SPEAKINGSKILLS IN PALESTINE: JENIN REGION Authors: Manal Hamarsha and Tahani R. K. Bsharat, Palestine Abstract:Conversation through animation strategies has been proven to enhance the speaking skills of 7th graders in Palestine. As a result, students learn in an engaging and interactive environment, while also … Read more
Title: EXAMINING THE COLONIAL LEGACIES IN STORIES FROM BLUE LATITUDES Authors: Christopher Abul Yar , Teryange Agir and Neema Langa, Ph.D. ,Nigeria Abstract: This paper examines the ugly effects of colonial legacies on Caribbean women. It adopts the postcolonial feminist theory and textual analysis method to analyze five selected stories from Stories from Blue Latitudes. These stories … Read more
Title: HELON HABILA’S OIL ON WATER AND CHIMAMANDA NGOZI ADICHIE’S (Purple Hibiscus) THROUGH THE FIRST-WAVE ECOCRITICISM LENS Authors: Iorwuese Gogo ,Nigeria Abstract: This paper is an ecocritical examination of Helon Habila’s Oil on Water and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Purple Hibiscus through the first-wave ecocriticism lens. First-wave ecocriticism is a strand of ecocriticism – the literary study of … Read more
Title: MASCULINITY CONUNDRUM AND HICCUPS IN MARJORIE OLUDHE’S COMING TO BIRTH Authors: Violet Nasambu Barasa , Kenya Abstract: This paper interrogates the contradictions in the presentation of masculine identities in African literature and Kenyan literature in particular. This is done through a critical reading of Marjorie Oludhe’s Coming to birth. In the main, the paper examines the … Read more
