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CHALLENGES IN TRANSLATION OF ENGLISH-VIETNAMESE IDIOMS WITHANIMAL ELEMENTS AND SUGGESSTED TRANSLATION STRATEGIES

Title: CHALLENGES IN TRANSLATION OF ENGLISH-VIETNAMESE IDIOMS WITHANIMAL ELEMENTS AND SUGGESSTED TRANSLATION STRATEGIES Authors: Thu Le Hoai, Vietnam Abstract: The translation of idioms poses significant challenges, particularly when cultural nuances andlinguistic intricacies are involved. As an important cultural element of every language, idiomsrelated to animals are not only one of the most interesting linguistic phenomena but also … Read more

DIGITAL INTEGRATION: ENHANCING L2 LANGUAGE SKILLS THROUGHCALL IN A CLT FRAMEWORK

Title: DIGITAL INTEGRATION: ENHANCING L2 LANGUAGE SKILLS THROUGHCALL IN A CLT FRAMEWORK Authors: Dr. Nagamurali Eragamreddy, Oman Abstract: To increase L2 competency in both receptive and productive skills—this study investigates how Computer-Assisted Language Learning (CALL) applications may be improved through Communicative Language Teaching (CLT). Previous studies have tended to focus on specific skills or technology, ignoring a … Read more

METACOGNITIVE STRATEGIES IN WRITING

Title: METACOGNITIVE STRATEGIES IN WRITING Authors: Dr. Kiran Kumar Kalapala, Dr. Sobhana Nandyal Panduranga and Mukhtar Babiker Ali Juma , Saudi Arabia Abstract: Metacognition is, thinking about one’s thinking.  It refers to the processes used to plan, monitor, and assess one’s understanding and performance. It includes a critical awareness of a) one’s thinking and learning and b) … Read more

BRITISH WOMEN’S SUPERIORITY TOWARDS SOCIAL CLASSSTRATIFICATION IN POST INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION ERA IN JANEAUSTEN’S EMMA

Title: BRITISH WOMEN’S SUPERIORITY TOWARDS SOCIAL CLASS STRATIFICATION IN POST INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION ERA IN JANE AUSTEN’S EMMA Authors: Sumarni, Andi Tenri Ampa and Radiah Hamid, Indonesia Abstract: Industrial revolution in Britain has fragmented people into a certain social class stratification namely; upper, middle, and lower class as reflected in Jane Austen’s novel Emma. This paper is aimed at … Read more

AN ANALYSIS OF MORPHOSYNTACTIC CONSTRUCTION OF ENGLISHWRITING TEXT PRODUCED BY THE POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS ATUNISMUH MAKASSAR

Title: AN ANALYSIS OF MORPHOSYNTACTIC CONSTRUCTION OF ENGLISH WRITING TEXT PRODUCED BY THE POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS AT UNISMUH MAKASSAR Authors: Sumarni, Andi Tenri Ampa and Radiah Hamid, Indonesia Abstract: This research aimed to find out the most frequent types of inflectional suffixes, derivational suffixes, noun phrases and verb phrases produced by the Postgraduate Students in writing argumentative text. … Read more

TOLERANCE AND ACCEPTANCE AS REFLECTED IN THE LONG WAY BACKBY FUAD AL-TAKARLI

Title: TOLERANCE AND ACCEPTANCE AS REFLECTED IN THE LONG WAY BACKBY FUAD AL-TAKARLI Authors: Saad Zaati Shamkhy, Iraq Abstract: This study discusses tolerance and acceptance in The Long Way Back by Fuad al-Takarli. The main objective of the study is to show how the main characters of the novel, in the end, are agreed to be respectful and … Read more

FORCED ENTERTAINMENT: AND ON THE THOUSANDTH NIGHT (2000) HOWDO ACTORS DEVIATE FROM THE THEATRICAL CONVENTIONS IN AND ONTHE THOUSANDTH NIGHT?

Title: FORCED ENTERTAINMENT: AND ON THE THOUSANDTH NIGHT (2000) HOW DO ACTORS DEVIATE FROM THE THEATRICAL CONVENTIONS IN AND ON THE THOUSANDTH NIGHT? Authors: Murtadha Hamza Jasim Al-Rifaie, Iraq Abstract: The performance “And on the Thousandth Night” by Forced Entertainment is a captivating exploration of endurance, storytelling, and the transformative power of narratives. Premiered in 2000, this production … Read more

IMPERIALISM, THATCHERISM, AND RESISTANCE IN EDWARD BOND’S THEWOMAN: ACTING BACK TO THE CENTER

Title: IMPERIALISM, THATCHERISM, AND RESISTANCE IN EDWARD BOND’S THEWOMAN: ACTING BACK TO THE CENTER Authors: Mahnaz Poorshahidi, Iran Abstract: Edward Bond is one of the greatest dramatists of post-war period. During the 1970s, one dramatist who tried to inaugurate a form of historical drama, which used history as a means of representing political circumstances of contemporary Britain, was … Read more

TRACING BHAVNA (FEELING/EMOTION) AND VICHAR (THOUGHT) ININDIAN AND WESTERN POETICS

Title: TRACING BHAVNA (FEELING/EMOTION) AND VICHAR (THOUGHT) ININDIAN AND WESTERN POETICS Authors: Dr Anupamratanshanker Nagar*, India Abstract: This research paper investigates the nuanced concepts of bhavna (feeling/emotion) and vichar (thought) in Indian and Western literature and poetics. Drawing upon classical Indian writings of Abhinavgupta, Bhartruhari, Mamata, Bharat Muni and canonical poems by William Wordsworth, Coleridge, John Keats, … Read more

BLACK AMERICANS’ VIOLENT STRUGGLE AGAINST RACISM IN THEUNITED STATES: A SCRUTINY OF STEPHEN COONTS’S UNDER SIEGE

Title: BLACK AMERICANS’ VIOLENT STRUGGLE AGAINST RACISM IN THEUNITED STATES: A SCRUTINY OF STEPHEN COONTS’S UNDER SIEGE Authors: MANKOU Paul Marie and N’ZAMBI-MIKOULOU Donald, Congo Abstract: The examination of Stephen Coonts’s Under Siege has enabled us to discover that Aldana and his black fellows are the first characters who organize a violent struggle against racism in the … Read more