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Litteratur-kultur-medier: Litterär teori och metod
Litteratur-kultur-medier: Ibsen, Strindberg och det moderna dramat
Litteratur-kultur-medier: Engelskspråkig artonhundratalslitteratur
Litteraturvetenskap: Dystopier för vår tid
Litteraturdidaktik för modersmålslärare
Litteratur - kultur - medier: Samtida engelskspråkig litteratur
Identitet och begär i den tidigmoderna engelska litteraturen
Engelska: Engelsk litteraturvetenskap med inriktning mot film och rörlig bild
Litteraturvetenskap: Nya perspektiv på europeiska klassiker
Polsk litteratur, film och kultur från 1939 fram till idag
Litteratur - kultur - medier: Ungdomslitteraturens historia i Sverige
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Vocabulary experts recommend first language (L1) translation equivalents for establishing form–meaning mappings for new second language (L2) words, especially for lower proficiency learners. Empirical evidence to date speaks in favor of L1 translation equivalents over L2 meaning definitions, but most studies have investigated bi- rather than multilingual learners. In our study, we investigated ins
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Following a long-standing sociolinguistic pursuit to investigate language policy through complex non-linear models that analyze historical, structural, political and social processes that produce, contextualize, circulate and negotiate particular ideologies, beliefs and myths about languages and their values through meaning-making activities, this master’s thesis aims to apply an interpretive appr
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This study deals with the acquisition of Functional Categories in the French Determiner Phrase. The development of determiners and prenominal adjectives in three bilingual Swedish–French children is compared with that of four Swedish second language learners of French. It is argued that acquisition is crucially different in these two cases. The bilingual children initially have restrictions on phr
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Language contact through globalisation has indeed influenced various changes in a number of human languages in different corners of the world. In recent years, some scholars have focused particularly on language contact as a reason behind historical changes, and some even consider that the language contact is the major force. In this paper, however, it is argued that language contact can be neglig