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Reading comics: The effect of expertise on eye movements. [PDF]
The theory of expertise suggests that there should be observable differences in the eye movement patterns between experts and non-experts. Previous studies have investigated how expertise influences eye movement patterns during cognitive tasks like reading.
Yang H.
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Dirty hands: Bribery in Russian anecdote [PDF]
The study of the speech-genre and formal-semantic properties of Russian anecdotes on bribery is based the corpus of anecdotes, which also include jokes of Russian-speaking Ukrainians, differing from Russian ones only in the names of the “protagonists ...
Vorkachev, Sergey Grigorievich
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Intertextual elements as a means of creating a comic effect (based on the 17th century Russian satires) [PDF]
This study aims to determine the role of intertextual elements in creating a comic effect in the 17th century Russian satires. Two novels representing the humorous literature of the 17th century Russia serve as the material of the research: The Tale of ...
Petrushkov, Ilya V.
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Effectiveness Of Interactive Comic Media In Science Courses
An innovative approach that has attracted attention in recent years is the use of interactive media, such as interactive comics, in the teaching of science. This study aims to analyze the effectiveness of interactive comic media for science subjects in fifth grade elementary school. This research belongs to the type of Research and Development (R&D)
Utamingsih, Sri +3 more
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Comic Language Means in the English-Language Comic Books
The article is devoted to the study of language means used to create a pragmatic effect of humour and the comic in English-language comic books. The issue is considered in the context of studying the comic book not only as a creolised text and a special ...
K. A. Radyuk
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Comparing Effectiveness and Engagement of Data Comics and Infographics [PDF]
This paper compares the effectiveness of data comics and infographics for data-driven storytelling. While infographics are widely used, comics are increasingly popular for explaining complex and scientific concepts. However, empirical evidence comparing the effectiveness and engagement of infographics, comics and illustrated texts is still lacking.
Zezhong Wang 0001 +5 more
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Deregulation factors of business communicative norms in modern English drama texts
This article aims at the analysis of the linguistic and paralinguistic aspects of business communicative models in the plays by modern English speaking playwrights.
A. A. Kharkovskaya, L. M. Leonovich
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Dramaturgical Tricks in the Clementine Literature
The Clementine novel (written in the 4th century CE and set in the 1st century CE) incorporates a palette of comic features. Using the “Taxonomy of ” and the “Script Theory” developed by Attardo and Raskin within the framework of the General Theory of ...
Sergio Basso
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Translatology and linguostylistics of humor (based on the material of English messengers)
The study analyzes the linguistic and stylistic features of comic texts in terms of their influence on translation peculiarities of short situational utterances.
Anna V. Tsybulevskaya, Irina N. Makhova
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This research aims to reveal the effectiveness of the use of an indigenous knowledge-based physics comic of Android-based marbles games on verbal representation and critical thinking abilities.
Almira Eka Damayanti, Heru Kuswanto
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