Journal of English Studies
Año 2026, Número 24. Texto Completo Ejemplar
Logical Operators in Local and International English Research Articles in Applied Linguistics: An Interactive Clause Complexing Analysis
The Möbius Narrative: Topological Continuity and Binary Dssolution in Joyce’s "Ulysses"
Dusting old angels: boosterism and the L.A. dream in John Fante’s "Ask the Dust" and its film adaptation
Book (Mis)Treatment in "The Handmaid’s Tale": Manipulation, Burning, and Censorship
Reading Implication: Forgiveness and American Innocence in Catherine Lacey’s "Pew" (2020)
“But His Most Potent Weapon Is His Tongue”: Kynpham Sing Nongkynrih’s Exploration of The Spoken Word And Power in "Ka Dorbar U Laiphew Jingthaw" in "The Distaste of The Earth"
A New Source of Eighteenth-Century Devonshire Dialect Literature: Evidence From ‘A Dialogue About The Hairy Man’ (C.1785)
The Anglicization of LGBTQ+ Slang in Spanish: Typology and Pragmatic Motivations
Language Variation in the Linguistics Classroom: Improving University Students’ Attitudes through Targeted Instruction
Daniela Beatriz Pettersson Traba
, Maria Gkoutziomitrou, Iván TamaredoColoniality, Epistemic Disobedience and the Imperial Self in Tennyson’s "Ulysses": A Decolonial Inquiry
Articles
“You can’t have it all, sister”: dual timelines and alternate (hi)stories in Cynthia Swanson’s "The bookseller" and Jo Walton’s "My real children"
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