📢 #Issue72 is out now!

Featuring contributions that rethink language and linguistics🗣️, literature📚, film & cultural studies 📽️ from fresh scholarly angles.

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#Issue72 is about to be published. Stay tuned for the latest research, insights, and discussions! 📰✨

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Discover the latest book reviews in #issue71 — covering literature, cultural studies, and linguistics. A look into contemporary debates, new theoretical perspectives, and current contributions across fields.

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Check out #Issue71 and have a look at this insightful article on collaborative learning by Inmaculada Fortanet-Gómez (@uji.es) and Viktoriia Drobotun (Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv) 🌍💻

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Our #Issue71 features “A study of beliefs about EMI programmes in a Galician university” by Yonay Rodríguez Rodríguez (Centro Universitario de la Defensa, Universidad de Zaragoza) 📄

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🔔⏰ Good news! #Issue72 is on its way! ⏰🔔

Stay tuned to explore the latest research in literature, cultural studies, and linguistics. Exciting insights await...

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Our #issue71 presents “Compositional Argument Selection in N+V Qualia Pairs within the Discourse of Cooking” by Macarena Palma Gutiérrez (@uco.es) 🍳 A corpus-based look at how grammar shapes cooking discourse:
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Check out our latest issue and discover “How to Implement a Picturebook in Primary EFL Classrooms to Develop Children’s Intercultural Competence”, by María Mercedes Pérez Agustín (@ucm.es) & Ángel Luis Lahoz León (Colegio Claudio Moyano, Madrid).

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In our #Issue71: “Tainted by (White) Trash: Class, Respectability and the Language of Waste in Dorothy Allison and Bonnie Jo Campbell” by Sara Villamarín-Freire (@usc.gal), on class, whiteness, and working-class identity in US short stories.

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Interested in early modern fiction and the roots of the English novel? 📙

Then have a look at “The Transnational Formation of the English Novel: The Case of Madame de Villedieu’s The Annals of Love (1672)” by Tomás Monterrey (@ull.es).

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Find the article “The Mise en Abyme in The Drowned World by James G. Ballard” by Juan Varo Zafra (@universidadgranada.bsky.social) in our issue #71 — a study of self-reflection, art, and innovation in New Wave science fiction.

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Issue #71 presents “The Power of Fancy: Liberty and Imagination in Philip Freneau’s College Writings” by Álvaro Albarrán Gutiérrez (@unisevilla.bsky.social), on liberty, imagination and early America thought.

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👀Check out “Towards Cubanness through Santeria” by Carlos David Vázquez Pérez (@uv.es)

This insightful paper studies how santería, as a nostalgic practice, helps asserting national Cuban identity in Cristina García’s "Dreaming in Cuban" (1992).

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🔍How does medicine become a tool of control?

In “The Medarchy: Medical discipline and the panopticon in Caduceus Wild” Shadia Abdel-Rahman Téllez (Univ. de Oviedo) explores biopower, self-surveillance & healthcare dystopias through a Foucauldian lens.

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Proposals are invited for a review of Ciarán Leinster’s "Postmodernism in Arthur Miller’s Long-Late Period" (Brill):

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📢#Issue71 is here!📢

Explore the latest research on...
📗Language and linguistics
📕Literature, film and cultural studies
...through fresh analytical lenses

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Huge thanks to everyone involved! 🙌

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Read the latest from Francisco José Cortés Vieco (@ucm.es) in #Issue70:

📄An Education for (Future) Health Professionals and Literary Scholars: Audre Lorde's "The Cancer Journals" and Marisa Marchetto's "Cancer Vixen"

Dive into it here:
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In her article for #Issue70, Aída Díaz Bild (@ull.es) explores the unsettling portrayal of Paul Doll in "The Zone of Interest", where Martin Amis reimagines the Holocaust perpetrator as both ordinary and absurd.

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In Issue #70, Lucía Ramírez García (@univmalaga.bsky.social ) examines Octavia Butler’s "Parable of the Sower" (1993), focusing on the confrontation between static and kinetic utopianism as expressed in religious belief.

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Check out Anna Michelle Sabatini’s (@uneduniv.bsky.social) article in Issue #70, where she analyzes “The Black Cat” through the lens of ancient philosophy, exploring metempsychosis and the ambiguous nature of the daemon.

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Check out issue 70, where María Ángeles Mestre-Segarra, from @uji.es, conducts a multimodal analysis of persuasive strategies in video resumes and examines the pedagogical value of integrating these into #ESP teaching materials.

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Discover our latest issue #70❗

It features insightful papers on:
➡️Language & linguistics
➡️Literature, film, and cultural studies.

Don't miss the #bookreviews📖 either!

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Dive into Malgorzata Godlewska's (University of Gdansk) article📄 entitled "Formative performance assessment in the process of developing translation sub-competences"

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🔗#CollaborativeLearning #TranslationTeaching #OnlineTeaching

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Do you want to learn about #WorldEnglishes? 🌏🗣️

Then, check our latest issue to explore the dynamic evolution of #BangladeshiEnglish in Cristina Suárez-Gómez (@UIBuniversitat) and Elena Seoane's (@uvigo) paper📄🇧🇩

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📢#Issue68 is here📢

Learn about the latest papers and reviews in our journal⬇️

🔗They cover a wide range of topics from
📗Literature, firm and cultural studies
📘Language and linguistics

Thank you to all the contributors‼️👏🏼

@FiloInglesaUZ @unizar

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A fan of #AbdulrazakGurnah’s work?📚

Then read Costanza Mondo's (@unito) analysis of his well-known novel Paradise📕 In her article, Mondo considers #intertextuality and #storytelling as the foundations of paradise itself.

Check it out ⬇️

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👀Check out the article by Maria Teresa Martínez Quiles (@UA_Universidad) in our latest issue📃

She studies the notions of Black female identity construction and solidarity in #ZadieSmith's "Swing Time" 📖 —particularly focusing on #anger and #care 👇

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Looking for a groundbreaking paper to read? 🔍👀

📕 Alicia Muro (@unirioja) explores the psychological affects resulting from the clash between a restrictive Irish society and homosexuality.

Read her contribution ⬇️
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Interested in #memoirs as a genre❓ A fan of #PattiSmith❔

Then don’t miss the opportunity to read Pilar Sánchez Calle’s (@ujaen) innovative study on aspects such as the search for the artistic self, art and performance in Smith’s literary work📚

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📄Miriam Fernández-Santiago (@mirfersan) elaborates on the importance of literary experimentation in understanding the similarities and possible influence between #RobertBrowning’s and #EdgarAllanPoe’s work ✍️📖

Check out her paper 👀
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