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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

ANALYSIS OF THE PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL IMAGE OFCHILD CHARACTERS IN THE DRAMAS OF M.RAVENHILL

Title: ANALYSIS OF THE PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL IMAGE OFCHILD CHARACTERS IN THE DRAMAS OF M.RAVENHILL Authors: Mavlyanova Nigina Erkinovna Abstract:In 21st century children’s dramas, authors continue to explore cruelty, its nature and various forms. Although the victimized child character types are shown as in previous decades, in the 21st century British dramas, children become active characters who … Read more

MYTHS IN WOLE SOYINKA’S THE BACCHAE OF EURIPIDES AND TOMOMARA’S THE EXODUS

Title: MYTHS IN WOLE SOYINKA’S THE BACCHAE OF EURIPIDES AND TOMOMARA’S THE EXODUS Authors: Matongo Nkouka Anicet Odilon, Congo This paper explores the role of myths in both Yoruba and Acholi cultures, and their repercussions in contemporary Nigerian and Ugandan societies. Data drive from The Bacchae of Euripides and The Exodus, and fall in the Psychoanalytic Literary … Read more

ISSUES AND CHALLENGES IN TRANSLATING LEGAL TEXT FROM ENGLISHTO THE IGBO LANGUAGE

Title: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES IN TRANSLATING LEGAL TEXT FROM ENGLISHTO THE IGBO LANGUAGE Authors: Christopher Chinedu Nwike, Nigeria This study focuses on the translation of the Procedure for commencing cases in customary courts in Enugu State, Nigeria, with the goal of identifying the challenges encountered in the translation process and potential solutions to these challenges. The source … Read more

MYTHS IN WOLE SOYINKA’S THE BACCHAE OF EURIPIDES AND TOMOMARA’S THE EXODUS

Title: MYTHS IN WOLE SOYINKA’S THE BACCHAE OF EURIPIDES AND TOMOMARA’S THE EXODUS Authors: Matongo Nkouka Anicet Odilon, Congo This paper explores the role of myths in both Yoruba and Acholi cultures, and their repercussions in contemporary Nigerian and Ugandan societies. Data drive from The Bacchae of Euripides and The Exodus, and fall in the Psychoanalytic Literary … Read more

THE USAGE AND IMPORTANCE OF REQUEST INTERNAL MITIGATION IN AUSTRALIAN ENGLISH AND IRAQI ARABIC: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

Title: THE USAGE AND IMPORTANCE OF REQUEST INTERNAL MITIGATION IN AUSTRALIAN ENGLISH AND IRAQI ARABIC: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS Authors: Mohammed Tahir Aldhulaee, Australia This study investigates the utilization of internal mitigating devices employed by Australian English native speakers and Iraqi Arabic native speakers for softening the force of request speech acts in everyday situations. Data for the … Read more

A STUDY OF DISCOURSE MARKERS IN HABIB YAKOOB’S THE UGLY ONESREFUSE TO DIE

Title: A STUDY OF DISCOURSE MARKERS IN HABIB YAKOOB’S THE UGLY ONESREFUSE TO DIE Authors: Peter Timothy Ayoola, Samuel Oyeyemi Agbeleoba Ph.D and Olumide Ogunrotimi Ph.D, Nigeria Discourse markers are words or phrase that plays the role of managing the flow and structure of discourse. Discourse markers are words and phrases such as “well”, “because”, “however”, etc. The … Read more

THE BRITISH COLONIZERS’ SYSTEMATIC OPPRESSION IN AFRICA: ANEXPLORATION OF YAA GYASI’S HOMEGOING

Title: THE BRITISH COLONIZERS’ SYSTEMATIC OPPRESSION IN AFRICA: ANEXPLORATION OF YAA GYASI’S HOMEGOING Authors: Anicet Odilon Matongo Nkouka, Alphonse Dorien Makosso and Dory Theresia M’bakou Yengou, Congo The enduring legacy of British colonization and the Atlantic slave trade shaped and influenced the physical and psychological experiences of people of African. This paper examines the British colonizers’ systematic … Read more