Les stratégies poétiques du refus de vieillir dans « Ulysses » de Tennyson by Jean-Charles Perquin

“…The poem should also be read in the light of elegy, especially if we take into the account Arthur Hallam’s death in September 1833, and we should also focus on the numerous indices of irony that appear in the soliloquy, as Tennyson’s oblique intrusions in a complex, unexpected act of poetic speech.…”
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O desafio nos cordéis: lutar com as palavras não é luta vã by João Bosco Bezerra Bonfim

“…Based on the comparison between the use of indirect and direct speech, I verified how much the struggle with words imprints vivacity and dramaticity to cordel narratives.…”
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Peculiarities of the Phraseology of Mexican National Variant of Spanish Language by I. V. Guseva

“…The collected language material illustrates the variability of Mexican proverbs in speech, depending of the situation of the act of communication, style and reference group of the communicating subject. …”
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La promenade publique géosymbole de l’urbanité espagnole.La Rambla Nova de Tarragone by Jean Rieucau

“…This inclusive place of socialization and interaction with others, a place of social convergence, is gradually used nowadays by certain human groups as a place of public speech, a place of showing of and showing differences. …”
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La résilience face à la normativité et la solidarité des territoires by Julie Daluzeau, Mathilde Gralepois, Clément Oger

“…This paper critically assesses urban resilience in risk managers’ speech during the revision of the Plan Risk Prevention Val Tours - Val de Luynes. …”
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On documenting language change as it happens by Emanuela Li Destri

“…Formal written varieties exhibit higher percentages of aspectual values, while spontaneous speech shows lower percentages. Additionally, the corpus investigation reveals differences in the frequency of aspectual values, with the inchoative-imminential value being more prevalent in spoken language compared to written texts. …”
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ABOUT DIALOGUE, MONOLOGUE, AND SILENCE IN EDUCATION by ALEVTINA S. Robotova

“…Silence as a component of speech activity is also noteworthy as it has different pedagogical meanings. …”
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L’alternance codique dans le rap algérien et tunisien by Felix Wiedemann

“…These conventions can also be found in everyday speech and are expressed by the Matrix Language Frame Model. …”
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Soul-foods as pharmaka: female bodies and poisons in the Upper Rio Negro by Pedro Lolli, Geraldo Andrello

“…As we show, these effects relate to the practice of blown magical incantations, used to both cure and provoke diseases, a connection that allows us to explore indigenous notions of life force, speech, and breath as ways through which bodies affect each other.…”
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“FLIPPED CLASSROOM” FOR ORGANIZATION OF EFL STUDENTS’ INDEPENDENT WORK by E. V. Vulfovich

“…To evaluate the effectiveness of “flipped classroom” model the following criteria have been adopted: students’ time spent on homework, students’ time spent on speech activity in class, the number of hours spent on studying the topic. …”
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Surdity in the OR: An Unusual Case of Brainstem Anesthesia by Howard D. Palte, Don P. Hoa, Aldo Pavon Canseco

“…The unique features of this case were the presenting symptoms of deafness and slurred speech in the absence of loss of consciousness, respiratory depression, or contralateral ophthalmoplegia. …”
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O entrelugar da experimentação no romance latinoamericano contemporâneo: Manuel Puig e Caio Fernando Abreu by Wanderlan da Silva Alves

“…We analyze the speech and forms of narrative experimentation developed by Manuel Puig and Caio Fernando Abreu in Boquitas pintadas and Onde andará Dulce Veiga? …”
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Autofictions in Co-labouring by Diana Damian Martin, Daniela Perazzo, Nik Wakefield

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Pour une méthode diaristique en anthropologie by Pierre Depardieu

“…After having established a basic opposition between diary and narrative, as well as a few methodological elements, one can observe several first-level phenomena in the material (namely ellipses, the interweaving of narrative threads, focus effects, the frailty of reported speech, the constant contextualization of facts, as well as the absence of closure mechanisms) that could inspire considerations on the status of diaries in anthropology and the possible benefits that could be expected from their use. …”
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Whose Voice? Tim Crouch’s The Author and Active Listening on the Contemporary Stage by Vicky Angelaki

“…It provides a critical engagement with the spectatorial experience of the piece so as to problematize the multiple uses of the physical medium of voice and speech in a contemporary play that delivers a fresh angle to narrativity and metatheatricality. …”
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Magnet-Retained Facial Prosthesis Combined with Maxillary Obturator by Mahnaz Hatami, Hamid Badrian, Siamak Samanipoor, Marcelo Coelho Goiato

“…This prosthesis has dramatically improved the patient’s speech, mastication, swallowing, and esthetic.…”
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Échecs et réussites discursives du mouvement #MeToo by Noémie Trovato

“…Since 2017, the #MeToo movement has been depicted as effective, it allegedly liberated women’s speech about the sexual violence they experience throughout their lives. …”
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Ecological hermeneutics as a current trend in Old Testament research in the Book of Psalms by H. Ferreira, L. Sutton

“…As we face the unprecedented ecological threat of global devastation, this article identifies a new kind of speech emerging from current ecological trends in biblical research. …”
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Editorial: Seeking equal opportunities and safe environments: research from a gender perspective by Alba García-Cid, Clarissa Pepe-Ferreira, Patricia García-Leiva, Raquel Diniz, Lourdes Villardón-Gallego

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“The new extreme right” by Nilsson Per-Erik

“…More specifically, I discuss how sardonic irony as an uncivil discursive strategy is employed to navigate the legal boundaries of free speech and how discursive displacement, coupled with irony, is used as an affective identificatory technique in post-fascist discourse.…”
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