📢#Issue70 is out now📢 It features insightful papers on: ➡️Language & linguistics ➡️Literature, film, and cultural studies. Don't miss the #bookreviews📖 either! 🔗 A big thank you to all contributors!👏👏 @FiloInglesaUZ @unizar

📖 Book reviews ➡️Imagining the Celtic Past in Modern Fantasy (2023). Review by A. Valeiras Fernández ➡️The Discursive Construction of Economic Inequality: CADS Approaches to the British Media (2020). Review by J. Fernández-Cruz

RT @OrrequiaAroa: Our paper “A Corpus Study of Brexit Political Discourse: Exploring Modality through Lexical Modals” has just been publish…

In #Issue69, Antonio Castro Balbuena (@ualmeria) explores the character of #DaenerysTargaryen to uncover the evolution of female archetypes in epic fantasy. Discover his views on her character as a proactive #RelentlessHeroine and the #MotherofDragons: 🔗

📢 Our next issue is just around the corner! With compelling research and thought-provoking analyses, it promises to engage and inform. Stay tuned for the release🔔, and don’t forget about our previous issues⬇️ 🔗

How do cities and their dwellers shape each other❓ Check #Issue69 to find Silvia Pérez's (@uniovi_inf) article on the reciprocal relationship between urban spaces and their inhabitants: 🔗 #literature #identity #setting #migrantcommunities

Here’s Mauricio Damián Aguilera Linde’s (@CanalUGR) "A Picayune Fragment of the Possible Total: Stone Allegories in Saroyan's Life-Writing”. Applying the theory of the fragment, the paper explores the symbolism of stone in #Saroyan’s ‘autobiographies’. ➡️

Give a read to Víctor Huertas Martín's (@UV_EG) paper in #Issue69. It examines the appropriation of Shakespeare’s work archive in the #TVseries Rome, particularly focusing on gender dynamics📺 🔗

Here's Cristina Cruz-Gutiérrez's (@UIBuniversitat) paper exploring the abuses and negligence of Nigerian state forces in Yejide Kilanko’s “Daughters Who Walk this Path” (2012). #affectiveresilience #forcedintimacy ➡️

Have a look at #Issue69 to find Sarah Caré's (@ujaen) article "Female Animal Characters in Roald Dahl’s Children’s Books: A Misogynistic Portrayal". Discover a critical approach to #genderstereotypes in #childrenliterature‼️ 🔗

Interested in #TBLT and #LSP❓ Then, check our #Issue69 to learn about a proposal on Audio Description (AD) in the English for Tourism (ET) classroom through Mª Ángeles Escobar-Álvarez's (@UNED) paper. 👉

Don't miss María Méndez Ruiz's (@CanalUGR) article on #conversionpairs and #stressshift ❗️ Learn about her interesting insights on the occurrence of allomorphy, looking into #etymology and processes of adaptation to the Germanic stress system. ➡️

RT @PROFILEJournal: 🎉A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for the 25th Anniversary of @PROFILEJournal and the 18th PROFILE Symposium!…

This week we bring you Patricia Martín Matas' (@UCOMILLAS) linguistic comparative analysis on the representation of Malabo and Africa in the English and Spanish versions of Paul Theroux's "The Lower River". 🔗

Have a look at Leah Geoghegan (@unirioja)'s article "Lexical Availability in Multilingual CLIL: Gender-dependent Differences in English and French" in our latest #Issue69 #EFL #FFL #gender #lexicalavailability 🔗