EXPOSING SOCIAL INEQUALITY FROM THE MENTALLY ILL REPRESENTATION IN TODD PHILLIPS’ JOKER by Jennifer Gracia Marsena, Sonny Angjaya

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ACTIVITIES TO ANTICIPATE THE WEAKNESSES OF STUDENTS’ READING MATERIALS FROM INTERNET by Maria Eka Mulatsih

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Enseignement de la langue et de la littérature françaises médiévales en Ontario (Canada anglophone) : de l’utilité d’une troisième langue… morte by Corinne Denoyelle, Mario Longtin

“…It is especially true in the English speaking South West Ontario where the student body is both diverse and multiculturally rich. …”
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THE EFFECTS OF POVERTY ON THE HUMAN PSYCHE REFLECTED IN RUPERT BROOKE’S LITHUANIA: A PSYCHOANALYTIC STUDY by Irwan Sumarsono

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Language interpretation and translation in emergency care: A scoping review protocol. by Henry Li, Samina Ali, Lisa Hartling, Liz Dennett, Elena Lopatina, Kayathiri Ganeshamoorthy, Jaspreet Khangura

“…<h4>Introduction</h4>Patients with preferred languages other than English face barriers to communication and access to appropriate care in English-speaking emergency care systems, leading to poorer communication and quality of care, as well as increased rates of investigations and healthcare utilization. …”
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Phonologisches Bewusstsein bei einem polnisch-amerikanischen Kind mit Legasthenie. Eine Fallstudie by Rafał Młyński, Agata Guzek

“…The case study is focused on phonological awareness in Polish and English of a bilingual child with a diagnosis of dyslexia. …”
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‘Grim Realities’ or ‘Light of Fancy’? Charles Dickens in the Bulgarian Classroom by Zelma Catalan

“…Charles Dickens is a writer who has always featured in the literature textbooks for the English language secondary schools in Bulgaria. …”
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THE EQUIVALENT OF THE JAPANESE VERBS SONAERU, SASHIAGERU, AND SAZUKERU INTO INDONESIAN by Made Ratna Dian Aryani, Renny Anggraeny

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AN ANALYSIS ON TRANSLATION METHODS’ PREFERENCE IN MEMOIR TRANSLATIONS PUBLISHED BY WARUNGSATEKAMU by Tomi Wijaya

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The Role of Learners’ Native Language in EFL Self-Efficacy Beliefs: an Exploratory Study by Blake Turnbull

“…Many scholars agree that judicious use of learners’ native language (L1) can be advantageous in the language (L2) classroom; however, the role of the L1 in students’ beliefs about self-efficacy has received little attention in the literature thus far. Through the use of a questionnaire, this paper examines the beliefs of university-level Japanese EFL students regarding the use of the L1 (Japanese) and its role in self-efficacy in L2 (English) learning. …”
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The Maximum Effectiveness of Finding the Lexical Definition through Obscurity and Circularity by nurvita wijayanti

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REPRESENTATION OF SOCIAL CLASSS IN PARASITE MOVIE by Lambok Hermanto Sihombing, Agustinus Alexander Sinaga

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AN ANALYSIS OF METAPHOR TRANSLATION IN THE SUBTITLE OF SHERLOCK HOLMES 2: A GAME OF SHADOWS (2011) MOVIE by Siegfrieda Alberti Shinta Mursita Putri, Martha Sie

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EFL UNIVERSITY STUDENTS’ PRACTICES AND PERCEIVED BENEFITS OF REFLECTIVE LEARNING by Athiyyah Inaayah, Rahmah Fithriani

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Caractérisation et délimitation de la catégorie des libfixes en anglais by Caroline Marty

“…The data is extracted from the English Web Corpus 2015 (Sketch Engine), the Corpus of Contemporary American English (COCA) and the Corpus of Historical American English (COHA). …”
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Psychosocial Life Aspects among Substance Misuse Clients who are at Rehabilitation Phase: A Narrative Review by Salman Alsubaie

“…Full text articles, published in English during the period between 2016 and 2021 were included in the literature…”
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Depictions of activism at universities compared; Contexts for Political Engagement by Ocan, Johnson

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DYSPHEMISM USED IN DEADPOOL MOVIE PAPER TITLE by Maria Ayu Pretty Sitanggang, Eddy Setia, Rohani Ganie

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Translations of the foreign authors in the Vilnius Pierists publishing house by Irena Jackevičienė

“…Translations from French comprised the greatest portion of translations at 61%, from Latin 31%, from Italian 6%, and from English 2%. The translations helped overcome the cultural backwardness of the country more effectively than original literature and supplied the market with desirable books. …”
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THE RECLAIMING CUBAN CULTURAL IDENTITY WHILE LIVING AS A CUBAN DIASPORA IN AMERICA AS DEPICTED IN CAMILA CABELLO “HAVANA” by Tan Michael Chandra

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