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Litteraturvetenskap: Dystopier för vår tid
Litteraturdidaktik för modersmålslärare
Identitet och begär i den tidigmoderna engelska litteraturen
Litteratur - kultur - medier: Samtida engelskspråkig litteratur
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This dissertation shows how the intersection between German and Yiddish became an important but largely forgotten site of literary production in the long twentieth century. Beginning in the late eighteenth century, German and Yiddish came to be associated with divergent trajectories of Jewish modernity and were often understood to represent either side of a series of charged dichotomies, such as W
ELLIIT: the Linköping-Lund initiative on IT and mobile communication
ELLIIT – Excellence Center at Linköping-Lund in Information Technology – utgör en plattform för grundläggande och tillämpad forskning inom informationsteknologi sett ur ett brett perspektiv.eLLIIT is a large network that brings together complementary research skills from Linköping and Lund universities, as well as from selected research groups at Halmstad University and the Blekinge Institute of Technology. The network has been put together in order to meet future challenges within IT and communications in a coordinated and broad manner. Three long-term research topics have been defi
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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Impoliteness has been considered as a marginal phenomenon for scientific research for some time, although as a type of behaviour it has always been around us. The field of impoliteness studies is currently growing, but there are clear gaps in the research that concerns the conventionality of expressions, different semiotic systems through which impoliteness is expressed and cross-cultural comparis
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The intersection of Tolkien’s writing and his environmental agenda have long been studied and the Ents are easily identified as one of the envoys of environmental messages in The Lord of the Rings. The Ents are anthropomorphic Hybrids in their function within the narrative, which can lead to a paradox when considering that ecocritical theories rather disapprove of humanising tools to convey ecolog
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This thesis studies the processing of null objects in the L2 English of two groups with a similar L1 background, Brazilian Portuguese and European Spanish native speakers. Previous research (Alamillo, 2009; Sainzmaza-Lecanda & Schwenter, 2017) reported similarities and contrasts in the two languages regarding null object expression. However, research on null objects lacks a fuller perspective
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In a systematic examination of scales commonly used in L2 Motivational Self System (L2MSS) research, Al-Hoorie et al. (2024) found discriminant validity problems. Raising jangle fallacy concerns, they argue that substantive research should be paused until validity issues are ironed out. However, validity at the measurement level is dependent on validity at the construct level. Replication attempts
Fonetik: Världens språkljud
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Abstract in Norwegian Hovudlina i forskinga på lesing og skriving byggjer på tanken om at talt språk på alle vesentlege punkt er primært i høve til skrive språk. Omgrepsapparatet for studiet av språk og lese- og skrivedugleik er også bygd kring denne tanken. Dette er problematisk frå eit vitskapsteoretisk standpunkt sidan tanken om det talte språket sin dominans ikkje er tilstrekkeleg empirisk undMainstream research on reading and writing is based on the assumption, common in modern linguistics, that spoken language is primary to written language in most important respects. Unfortunately, the conceptual framework for the study of language and 'literacy' (encompassing both reading and writing skills) is built around this assumption. This is problematic with regard to the philosophy of scien
