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FRAGMENTATION OF REVELATION AND HIDING BEHIND THE WALLS OFTHE DISTANT MARGIN IN THE SAUDI FEMINIST AUTOBIOGRAPHY: AnAnalytical Reading of the Novel Madi, Mufrad, Mudhakkar/ Past, Singular, Masculine..

Title: FRAGMENTATION OF REVELATION AND HIDING BEHIND THE WALLS OFTHE DISTANT MARGIN IN THE SAUDI FEMINIST AUTOBIOGRAPHY: AnAnalytical Reading of the Novel Madi, Mufrad, Mudhakkar/ Past, Singular, Masculineby the Saudi Writer, Omaima al-Khamis Authors: Dr. Hanan Bishara, Israel Abstract: If the biography is a narrative type with an unimaginable reference basis, the feminist autobiography is a narrative … Read more

SPEAKING THE UNSPEAKABLE: PROVERBS OF OBSCENITY ANDINVECTIVES IN AKAN

Title: SPEAKING THE UNSPEAKABLE: PROVERBS OF OBSCENITY ANDINVECTIVES IN AKAN Authors: Sefa Owusu, Ghana The unspeakable or verbal taboos are words that are considered in bad taste by speakers of a language. They are associated with things that are not said, particularly in words and expressions in a given society because of their indecency, shocking character or … Read more

THE ROLE OF TRANSLATION IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING

Title: THE ROLE OF TRANSLATION IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING Authors: Bianca Damacena, Brazil Since the days of the Grammar and Translation Method (GTM), the use of translation as a teaching tool has been rejected on the grounds that the interference of the mother tongue would damage the learning of a foreign language (FL). As a result, MGT … Read more

A COMMUNICATIVE EVENT ANALYSIS OF A GREEK FAMILY GATHERING

Title: A COMMUNICATIVE EVENT ANALYSIS OF A GREEK FAMILY GATHERING Authors: Ioannis KARRAS, Greece This paper focuses on a communicative event, namely that of a Greek family gathering. Hyme’s (1974) SPEAKING framework is used as it provides the basis for a systematic analysis and considers the cultural milieu within which the communicative event occurs. To complement this … Read more

REPRESENTATION OF SOCIAL ACTORS IN THE CASE OF TEACHERBULLYING IN CENTRAL MALUKU BY DETIK.COM AND TRIBUN AMBON

Title: REPRESENTATION OF SOCIAL ACTORS IN THE CASE OF TEACHERBULLYING IN CENTRAL MALUKU BY DETIK.COM AND TRIBUN AMBON Authors: Santuso Santuso and Sukarno Sukarno, Indonesia Mass media represents the image of individuals or groups in either a positive or negative light,depending on the media’s perspective. This research aims to describe, interpret, and uncoverthe representation of social actors … Read more

LANGUAGE IN PRACTICE: EXAMINING VARIATIONS IN THE KARAKDIALECT OF JORDANIAN ARABIC THROUGH A SOCIOLINGUISTIC LENS

Title: LANGUAGE IN PRACTICE: EXAMINING VARIATIONS IN THE KARAK DIALECT OF JORDANIAN ARABIC THROUGH A SOCIOLINGUISTIC LENS Authors: Ahmad Al Janadbah* and Talal Al Marashdi, UAE This paper explores sociolinguistic intricacies in the Karak accent, examining dialectical variations within Jordan’s historic Karak Governorate. Drawing on diverse linguistic experiences, the study illuminates the nuanced interplay of language influenced … Read more

VISUAL IMAGES IN NEWSPAPER RESTAURANT REVIEWS FROMMULTIMODAL APPROACH TO DISCOURSE ANALYSIS

Title: VISUAL IMAGES IN NEWSPAPER RESTAURANT REVIEWS FROM MULTIMODAL APPROACH TO DISCOURSE ANALYSIS Authors: Thu Le Hoai, Vietnam The images are, like language, rich in many potential meanings and are governed by clearly visual grammar structures that can be employed to decode these multiple meanings. The study adopted Kress and van Leeuwen’s (1996) text-based Multimodal Discourse Analysis … Read more

PRIORITY OF UNIVERSAL VIEWS IN KAFKA’S CREATION

Title: PRIORITY OF UNIVERSAL VIEWS IN KAFKA’S CREATION Authors: Kuvanova Shakhnoza Omonovna Abstract:This article analyzes the primacy of universal views in Kafka’s work. During the analysis, theembodiment of the symbols of space and time against the background of the mythological worldwas studied. The interpretation of illogicality and logical truth was explained with examples.The most important issue in … Read more