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Cardiff: University Of Wales Press, 2008
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Thomas Dilworth has already written extensively on David Jones, most notably in his comprehensive critical monograph, The Shape of Meaning in the Poetry of David Jones (1988), and for many years now he has been preparing a biography.(read
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Cross-linguistic Studies Of Sli
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Ghee's review article (Chapter 26) suggests that, although on the surface English and Chinese may look very different languages, fMRI studies have shown that more or less the same left hemisphere areas are responsible for their processing.(read
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System And Corpus: Exploring Connections
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The blurb's claim that 'This book is the first to combine interests in two currently popular approaches [Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL) and Corpus Linguistics (CL)] to language description' [emphasis added] may be challenged.(read
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What Criteria Do Tweens Use In Assessing And Sharing Information And Sources?
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In an era of information overload, researchers suggest that young people may be approaching information assessment and using it differently than previous generations did [11].(read
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The Business Discourse
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It is good to see that a special volume on business discourse has come out in a series which is devoted to research and practice in Applied Linguistics. It means that the discourse-oriented study of business practices has finally come of age and that it deserves its place in an impressive list of titles which also includes language testing, classroom management, bilingualism, and even pronunciation.(read
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Chatman And The Principles Revisited
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According to Chatman's normative behavior framework, the thirty-four tweens in our study should have lived in similar small worlds, sharing a cultural space where few surprises occur, life is predictable, and information-seeking is viewed as a normal and healthy, albeit somewhat boring, behavior that is necessary for holding the collective worldview or reality together.(read
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Not Everyone Viewed School As A Place Where Information Flows Easily
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Not everyone viewed school as a place where information flows easily. Ellen (University) pragmatically saw school, which many tweens acknowledged as a place where socialization occurs, as a highly structured environment where adults discourage social opportunities: "We have almost no time for socializing except for lunch. We get five-minute breaks between hours.(read
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Which Foregrounds Social Change, Cultural Diversity, Economic Equity And Political Enfranchisement?
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Information Literacy, Conceptual Advances in Literacy, and Equity Information literacy, a topic of immense consequence over the past decade in academic libraries, has been discussed, defined, and debated by LIS scholars in over 5,000 articles since the term was coined in 1974 [6].(read
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The Natural Performance And Delivery Belonging To Lyric Poetry
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He is drawn back to his dream of an ideal performance, this time developed from the hint of technological aid in his mention of the phonograph: The natural performance and delivery belonging to lyric poetry, which is speech, has not been enough cultivated, and should be.(read
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It Is Equally Important To Rethink The Chronological Configuration Of The Research Process
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As important as it is for librarians to reconsider the value they place on efficiency, it is equally important to rethink the chronological configuration of the research process and to reimagine the nature of reading as an act of discovery and creation.(read
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