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Title: THE TRANSLATABILITY OF MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY FROM ENGLISH TO GREEK: LINGUISTIC, CULTURAL, AND TECHNOLOGICAL DIMENSIONS Authors: Αmalia Moumouri, Greece Abstract: Medical terminology represents a historically rich and highly systematized domain of specialized language, shaped by the enduring influence of Greek and Latin as well as by contemporary English-dominated scientific discourse. This article examines the translatability of medical … Read more

Title: DIGITAL LITERACY AND TECHNOLOGY IN TEJU COLE’S EVERYDAY IS FOR THE THIEF Authors: Dr. Boussangue Kokou, Dr. Ware Youtema and Dr. Kpezou Kodjo Tchaa, Togo Abstract: This article analyses how Teju Cole’s Every Day is for the Thief (2014) redefines digital literacy in development contexts, challenging policy models that equate device access with empowerment. Using postcolonial … Read more

Title: DEVELOPING A METAPHOR-BASED ECONOMIC-FINANCIAL VOCABULARY FRAMEWORK FROM ONLINE NEWS DISCOURSE FOR ENGLISH READING INSTRUCTION AT UNIVERSITIES Authors: Dr Nguyen Thi Lan Anh, Vietnam Abstract: The study aims to develop a conceptual metaphor-based economic and financial vocabulary framework from English news discourse to support reading comprehension instruction for university students. The study was conducted using a qualitative … Read more

Title: THE INFLUENCE OF CHATGPT ON CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS IN WRITING AMONG RELIANT AND NON-RELIANT GRADE 10 STUDENTS Authors: Byron J. Mahilom, Nathalie Ann A. Acosta, Naomi P. Jabonete and Elma C. Sultan, Philippines Abstract: The integration of generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools such as ChatGPT has transformed writing instruction by providing immediate assistance in idea generation, … Read more

Title: POSTCOLONIAL MIGRATION, WESTERNISATION AND IDENTITY FORMATION IN ABDULRAZAK GURNAH’S THE LAST GIFT Authors: Osieka Osinimu Alao and Munkaila Aliyu, Nigeria Abstract: In recent times, migration has become a postcolonial leitmotif due to the unsettling and unnerving sociopolitical and economic snares ravaging African postcolonies. On a daily basis, Africans are forced to flee in droves from their … Read more

Title: FREQUENCY AND PATTERNS OF LANGUAGE ALTERNATION AND LEVEL OF LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY AMONG SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Authors: Niña Ericka Mabini, Philippines Abstract: This study determined the frequency and patterns of language alternation and the level of language proficiency among senior high school students in Wright I District, Schools Division of Samar. Utilizing a quantitative research approach … Read more