A conceptual and thematic introduction to key frameworks in language theory for students. Topics include gendered language, race, performativity, cognition, creativity, intention, and interpretation. Combines accessible introduction with critical theory readings and learning exercises for self-study or coursework.
A clear, stage‑by‑stage guide for advanced/degree‑level students in English literature, covering ambiguity, poetic, prosodic, dramatic elements, and writing critical essays. Includes worked analyses of texts like To His Coy Mistress, King Lear, On the Black Hill, etc. Aimed at building confidence in unseen textual criticism.
Jessie, a 10‑year‑old girl with cerebral palsy, and her American cousin Jack join forces with the ghost of the 16th‑century pirate queen Grania O’Malley to save the “Big Hill” on Clare Island from gold‑mining developers. Blending history, fantasy, and environmental themes, Morpurgo’s story empowers young readers to challenge adversity.
Simplified retellings of dark adult-themed Dahl stories for language learners; includes comprehension exercises and author introduction.
Based on PhD thesis (University of Groningen, submitted 1977), extends models of semantic retrieval to kinship domain; includes experimental findings, RT modeling, hierarchical and paradigmatic organization