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The Loss of Grammatical Gender and Case Features Between Old and Early Middle English: Its Impact on Simple Demonstratives and Topic Shift

2017

AbstractIn this paper we examine the relation between the loss of formal gender and Case features on simple demonstratives and the topic shifting property they manifest. The examination period spans between Old English and Early Middle English. While we argue that this loss has important discourse-pragmatic and derivational effects on demonstratives, we also employ the Strong Minimalist Hypothesis approach (Chomsky 2001) and feature valuation, as defined in Pesetsky & Torrego (2007), to display how their syntactic computation and pragmatic properties have come about. To account for the above innovations yielding the Early Middle Englishϸe(‘the’), we first discuss the formal properties o…

060201 languages & linguisticsLinguistics and LanguageGrammatical genderthe loss of formal gender and caseLiterature and Literary TheoryTopic shiftPE1-372906 humanities and the artsoe/eme demonstrativestopic shiftLanguage and LinguisticsLinguisticslanguage.human_languageEnglish languageMiddle English0602 languages and literaturelanguagethe loss of formal gender and CaseLiterary criticismOE/EME demonstrativesinflectional morphologyPsychologySimple (philosophy)Studia Anglica Posnaniensia
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Teaching English as a Non-Imperial Language in an Underprivileged Public School in Spain

2018

This article summarizes the processes and findings of a 2-year collaborative action research (CAR) project that analyzed and aimed to counteract some of the most negative educational effects of English linguistic imperialism in the field of English language teaching (ELT) and, more concretely, in the context of English as a foreign language education in Spain. The CAR investigated the ramifications of this phenomenon in a primary school located in one of the most disadvantaged neighborhoods in the city of València. The pedagogical alternative it embraced in order to reverse the underlying tenets of ELT under present-day neoliberal imperialism consisted in combining art and multimodality thr…

060201 languages & linguisticsLinguistics and LanguageNeoliberalism (international relations)Teaching methodAnglès06 humanities and the artsLlengua segona AdquisicióLanguage and LinguisticsVisual arts educationEducationDisadvantaged0602 languages and literatureTeaching englishPedagogyEnglish second languageLlenguatge i llengües EnsenyamentSociologyAction researchSecond language instructionTESOL Quarterly
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Strategic Processing of Chinese Young English Language Learners in an International Standardized English Language Test

2018

Strategic competence is acknowledged to be able to explain variations in language test performance. Research with adult language test-takers has shown that strategic competence has dual components: strategic knowledge and strategic processing. Of the two components, strategic processing, which is state-like, unstable, and tends to fluctuate from contexts to contexts, is more closely related to language test performance. To date, none of the existing studies investigates strategic processing with children English language learners (ELLs) and explores the relationship between strategic processing in all the four skills of language learning and the test performance. Addressing these gaps, the …

060201 languages & linguisticsmedia_common.quotation_subjectlcsh:BF1-990MetacognitionEllCognition06 humanities and the artsLanguage acquisitionTest (assessment)Flyers testlcsh:Psychologystrategic processingcognitive and metacognitive strategiesLanguage assessmentReading (process)0602 languages and literatureMathematics educationPsychologyActive listeningPsychologyChinese young English language learnersinternational standardized testGeneral PsychologyOriginal Researchmedia_commonFrontiers in Psychology
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La inferencia léxica en el aprendizaje de lenguas extranjeras : estudio de su aplicación por estudiantes de inglés empresarial

1996

:LINGÜÍSTICA [UNESCO]Education English as a Second LanguageUNESCO::LINGÜÍSTICAEducation Business
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Análisis del discurso retórico en Julius Caesar, de William Shakespeare

1985

:LINGÜÍSTICA [UNESCO]Literature EnglishUNESCO::LINGÜÍSTICA
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El mito y la parodia : Shakespeare, Bond, Stoppard

1991

:LINGÜÍSTICA [UNESCO]Literature EnglishUNESCO::LINGÜÍSTICA
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Propuesta metodológica para una edición bilingüe de Shakespeare

1986

:LINGÜÍSTICA [UNESCO]Literature EnglishUNESCO::LINGÜÍSTICA
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The Translation of Nursery Rhymes into Spanish: A Methodological Framework

2018

El objetivo de esta tesis es el estudio de nursery rhymes (rimas infantiles) desde una perspectiva traductológica. La traducción de estas rimas anglosajonas se encuentra de una forma cada vez más extendida en español, en ejemplos escritos y audiovisuales, donde en ocasiones aparecen de forma intertextual y fragmentada. Para proponer una discusión teórica y un marco formal en este ámbito específico de investigación, se inicia la tesis con una contextualización de términos, con la intención de establecer la posición de las nursery rhymes en relación con la infancia, la literatura infantil y su traducción. Las características orales de las nursery rhymes (su origen, patrón rítmico común, music…

:LINGÜÍSTICA::Lingüística aplicada::Traducción [UNESCO]UNESCO::LINGÜÍSTICA::Lingüística aplicada::Traducciónnursery rhyme translation canonical features intertextuality children’s literature childhood English
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Abbo of Fleury

2001

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Abbone di FleuryLatin literatureLiterature MedievalEnglish literature--Old Englishcomputisticapoesia
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Power and language in a multicultural workplace

2015

Today’s work markets are increasingly shaped by the multilingual reality. The present research offers an intercultural communication perspective on language diversity and power relations at modern work environment. Study investigates how young professionals and their foreign colleagues perceive diversity affecting in their communicative behaviours in culturally heterogeneous workplace. Analysis of data from participants has been conducted through an analysis of open ended self‐report questionnaire in a multinational company where English is used daily as a corporate language. In particular, results of present study indicate that more diverse language skills are attributed to perception of p…

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