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International Journal of English Studies (IJES)

ISSN Print: 1578-7044

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THE MITIGATION OF SCIENTIFIC CLAIMS IN RESEARCH PAPERS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY

Pedro Martín Martín

NEGOTIATING INTO ACADEMIC DISCOURSES: TAIWANESE AND U.S. COLLEGE STUDENTS IN RESEARCH WRITING

Yichun Liu,Xiaoye You

PERSUASION, INTERACTION AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF KNOWLEDGE: REPRESENTING SELF AND OTHERS IN RESEARCH WRITING

Ken Hyland

THE RHETORICAL ORGANIZATION OF CHINESE AND AMERICAN STUDENTS’ EXPOSITORY ESSAYS: A CONTRASTIVE RHETORIC STUDY

Lin Yang,David Cahill

DEVELOPING SOFTWARE FOR CORPUS RESEARCH

Oliver Mason

EXPLORING STATE-OF-THE-ART SOFTWARE FOR FORENSIC AUTHORSHIP IDENTIFICATION

Victoria Guillén Nieto,Chelo Vargas Sierra,María Pardi？o Juan,Patricio Martínez Barco

THE ROLE OF CONTEXT IN WORD MEANING CONSTRUCTION: A CASE STUDY

Maria Dolores Porto Requejo

THE SPANISH MOOD/SUBORDINATION/REFERENCE INTERFACE

Amy E. Gregory

TEXT DEIXIS IN NARRATIVE SEQUENCES

Josep Rivera

SECOND LANGUAGE VOCABULARY ASSESSMENT: CURRENT PRACTICES AND NEW DIRECTIONS

John Read

LEXICAL RETRIEVAL PROCESSES AND STRATEGIES IN SECOND LANGUAGE WRITING: A SYNTHESIS OF EMPIRICAL RESEARCH

Rosa M. Manchon,Liz Murphy,Julio Roca de Larios

PROTOTYPES, MEANINGS AND MOTION: COGNITIVE EVOLUTION OF SPANISH ACOSTARSE

Jorge Fernandez Jaen

SYNTACTIC AND SEMANTIC INTERACTION IN THE DESCRIPTION OF THE ENGLISH GERUND-PARTICIPLE WITH PHYSICAL PERCEPTION VERBS

Maria Angeles Gomez Castejon

SALIENCE AND ACCEPTABILITY IN SPANISH MANNER VERBS: A PRELIMINARY VIEW

Michele I. Feist,Ana Rojo,Paula Cifuentes Ferez

SPARSENESS AND ENTROPY IN SEMANTIC CHANGE: PRECEDENTS FROM EARLY VISION

Harry Howard

HUMAN LOCOMOTION VERBS IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH

Paula Cifuentes Ferez

THAT’S A CONSTRUCTION FOR YOU/LAS CONSTRUCCIONES ES LO QUE TIENE(N): GRAMMATICALIZATION VIA SUBJECTIFICATION IN ATTRIBUTIVE CLAUSES IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH

Francisco Gonzalez Garcia

MUSIC, MODULARITY AND SYNTAX

Javier Valenzuela,Joseph Hilferty

A CORPUS-DRIVEN DESIGN OF A TEST FOR ASSESSING THE ESL COLLOCATIONAL COMPETENCE OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

María Moreno Jaén

LEXICAL KNOWLEDGE IN INSTRUCTED LANGUAGE LEARNING: THE EFFECTS OF AGE AND EXPOSURE

Inmaculada Miralpeix

INCIDENTAL FOCUS ON FORM, NOTICING AND VOCABULARY LEARNING IN THE EFL CLASSROOM

Eva Alcón

WORDS AS “LEXICAL UNITS” IN LEARNING/TEACHING VOCABULARY

Moisés Almela,Aquilino Sánchez

SIMULATING WORD ASSOCIATIONS IN AN L2: APPROACHES TO LEXICAL ORGANISATION

Paul Meara

LEXICAL REITERATION IN EFL YOUNG LEARNERS’ ESSAYS: DOES IT RELATE TO THE TYPE OF INSTRUCTION?

Ma Pilar Agustín Llach,Rosa Ma Jiménez Catalán

TOWARDS A USAGE-BASED COGNITIVE PHONOLOGY

Gitten Kristiansen

TOWARDS A DYNAMIC ACCOUNT OF PHRASEOLOGICAL MEANING: CREATIVE VARIATION IN HEADLINES AND CONVERSATIONAL HUMOUR

Kurt Feyaerts

IS THE PHONEME USAGE-BASED? – SOME ISSUES

Geoffrey S. Nathan

THE PHRASEOLOGY OF PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH

Peter Howarth

PARADIGM UNIFORMITY AND ANALOGY: THE CAPITALISTIC VERSUS MILITARISTIC DEBATE

David Eddington

OCCASIONAL ADNOMINAL IDIOM MODIFICATION - A COGNITIVE LINGUISTIC APPROACH

Andreas Langlotz

"WE ARE ALL IN THE SAME BOAT NOW" PROVERBIAL RHETORIC IN THE CHURCHILL-ROOSEVELT CORRESPONDENCE

Wolfgang Mieder

THE PHONEME AS A BASIC-LEVEL CATEGORY: EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE FROM ENGLISH

Jose A. Mompean Gonzalez

PHONOLOGICAL CONCEPTS AND CONCEPT FORMATION: METATHEORY, THEORY AND APPLICATION

Helen Fraser

INTERLEXICAL RELATIONS IN ENGLISH STRESS

Fumiko Kumashiro,Toshiyuki Kumashiro

SUSTAINABILITY OF PHRASEOLOGICAL IMAGE IN DISCOURSE

Anita Naciscione

OCCASIONAL PHRASEOLOGICAL SYNONYMY

Flor Mena Martinez

WHERE DO PHONEMES COME FROM? A VIEW FROM THE BOTTOM

John R. Taylor

CULTURAL KNOWLEDGE AND IDIORNS

Dmitridj Obrovol'skij,Elisabetphii Rainen

GEOGRAPHICAL AND DIALECTAL DISTRIBUTION OF PLATEARIUS' LIBER DE SIMPLICI MEDICINA IN ENGLAND

Edurne Garrido Anes

EDITING MIDDLE ENGLISH PUNCTUATION. THE CASE OF MS EGERTON 2622 (FF. 136-152)'

Javier Calle Martín,Antonio Miranda García

VARIABILITY, LANGUAGE CHANGE, AND THE HISTORY OF ENGLISH

James Milroy

THE NEED FOR 'RE-EDITING' GAMELYN'

Nila Vázquez

ALL GATHERED TOGETHER: ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL BOOKS IN 15TH-CENTURY ENGLAND

Francisco Alonso Almeida

TOWARDS THE DIGITAL WINCHESTER: EDITING THE WINCHESTER MANUSCRIPT OF MALORY'S MORTE DARTHUR'

Kato Takako

THE SOCIAL CONTEXT OF KENTISH RAISING: ISSUES IN OLD ENGLISH SOCIOLINGUISTICS

Graeme Trousdale

SOCIOLINGUISTICS AND THE HISTORY OF ENGLISH: A SURVEY

Terttu Nevalainen,Helena Raumolin-Brunberg

EARLY ENGLISH PRINTING AND THE HANDS OF COMPOSITORS

Satoko Tokunaga

MIDDLE ENGLISH ANTIDOTARIUM NICHOLAI: EVIDENCE FOR LINGUISTIC DISTRIBUTION AND DISSEMINATION IN THE VERNACULAR

Ma José Carrillo Linares

OUT OF THE PAST: A WALK WITH LABELS AND CONCEPTS, RAIDERS OF THE LOST EVIDENCE, AND A VINDICATION OF THE ROLE OF WRITING'

Trinidad Guzman Gonzalez

THE TEXT OF CAXTON'S SECOND EDITION OF THE CANTERBURY TALES

Bordalejo Bárbara

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