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English language and English literature

2020
Kathy Conklin, Josephine Guy
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English Language and Literature

PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1936
Albert C. Baugh, Allan G. Chester, Matthias A. Shaaber   +2 more
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English Language, Reading, and Literature

Review of Educational Research, 1938
THE REVIEWS presented in this chapter supplement Leonard's "English, Reading, and Literature" in the Review of Educational Research for December 1934. The writer has been aided by similar reviews which have appeared during the interval by Bagley (174), Betts (177), Gray and others (211, 212), and Greene (216, 217, 218), and by the reports of the ...
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English Language and Literature

PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1958
Charles C. Mish, Seymour B. Chatman, Harrison T. Meserole, J. Max Patrick, Robert M. Pierson, Herschel M. Sikes   +5 more
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English Language and Literature

PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1959
Charles C. Mish, Harrison T. Meserole, Robert M. Pierson, Gordon Ross Smith   +3 more
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Language and Literature: Englishes and Translation

1999
In 1993, the British Society for the Philosophy of Science sponsored a conference on ‘The Roots of Joint Reference’. Its focus was the relationship between manual pointing and linguistic demonstrative utterance, and it brought together to discuss this issue psychologists, philosophers and linguists.
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English-as-an-additional language nursing students: A literature review

Teaching and Learning in Nursing, 2023
Arley Henry
exaly  

English Language and Literature

PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1965
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English Language and Literature

PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1962
Charles C. Mish, Mervin R. Lowe, Robert M. Pierson, Gordon Ross Smith, Sherod M. Cooper, Earl L. Dachslager   +5 more
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English-Language Dominance, Literature and Welfare

1998
The tendency of a single world market to privilege the translation of English fiction and poetry into other languages for reading or listening enjoyment may damage the production of world literature and in this respect make us all worse off. In order to develop this thesis, the article begins with an economic model of the market for imaginative works ...
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