Vol. 50 | September 2016
Language: es, en, ru, it
Published: Sept. 30, 2016
Romanticism • Biopoetics • Self-knowledge • Technology and science • Elatives • Noun complements • Internationalisation • French • Santa Maria Navarrese • Thomas Hardy • Syntax • Melancholy • French oral production • Ulitskaya • Inverse predication • De Consolatione Philophiae • Imperialism • Measure for Measure • Teenagers • Nature • Phrasal context • Dry September • Crime • Variation • Emilia Galotti • Landscape • Qualificative adjectives • Progress and civilization • Female readership • Sea • Language Support Service • Defoe • Matthew’s Gospel • L1 interference • Sicilian dialects • Italian • Children literature • Mark Twain • Adolescents • Nokter • Humanism • Predestination • Definite determiners • Romeo and Juliet • Sacrificial symbolism • Subjunctive clauses • George Eliot • Teacher Education • Stevenson • Plural • Obviation • Fairy tales • Visuality • Kidnapped • Memory • Myth • Boy Cesares • Literary geography • Günter Grass • Heyse • Lexicon • Theatre • Postmodern • Reduced relative clauses • Characters • The tin drum • Margaret Atwood • Interlanguage • Vowel harmony • Cormac McCarthy • Censorship • Baunei • Access to knowledge • Cultural vitality • Deconstruction • Regional novel • English as a Lingua Franca (ELF) • Desire • English-Medium Instruction (EMI) • William Wordsworth • Error analyses • Disgust • Neo-fantastic • Walter Scott • Southern Gothic • Special education • Cognitive model • Literary comedians • Linguistics • London • Languages • Dialects • Food in literature • Liverpool • Mediterranean • Unaccusative nouns • Kate Atkinson • Responsibility • Highlands • Gotthold Ephraim Lessing • Fitness • Eighteenth century • Hans-Ulrich Treichel • William Faulkner • Linguistic barriers • Sardinian • Accented articles • Cognitive linguistics • Non-specific interpretation • National Socialism • Dream • Faulkner • Time • History • John the Baptist • Deaf students • Translation • Shakespeare • Transparency
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