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    vocabulary learning is better. The researcher tries to examine these two differences. How we make sure that which strategy is better for the situation with shortage of time. The incidental learning often requires long-term and extensive exposure to linguistic input and such naturalistic language learning conditions are not commonplace in English…

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    understand by these terms? What are the advantages and disadvantages of such an approach? In translation practice, foreignization and domestication are two important translation strategies that translators need to consider when approaching the linguistic and cultural difference in source texts. However, these two concepts are mutually exclusive. Foreignization aims to maintain as much as possible the exotic cultural foreignness of the source language, retain the original cultural image in…

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    of a text can be understood more efficiently by examining its relationship to the overall composition of a text. Ferdinand de Saussure, the “father of modern linguistics” (845) is a prominent critic in the Structuralism movement. The understanding of Saussure’s theory in Structuralism will be examined using mathematical examples and applied to interpret The Great Gatsby. Saussure’s theory of literature centers on the “principle of the ‘arbitrary’ (purely conventional) nature of the sign” (846).…

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    psychologist. Most do not realize that the training process includes experimental research as well as clinical training in psychological testing and psychotherapy . Although masters degrees are awarded in clinical psychology as well as other areas of applied psychology e. g. school psychology, the doctor is considered the minimal educational requirement to become a clinical psychologist (APA 1987). finally, mandatory training continues even beyond the doctor it. The road to becoming a clinical…

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    Analysis Of Swales

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    can be recognized by a clause; at the other by various sentences. It is a functional not a formal constituent. Ding suggested that writing genres can be explained as a functional constituent in a text, being pertinent to the whole task, which is applied to recognize the textual regularities in specific genres of writing. (Ding, 2007). Based on what he said, Moves can have various lengths from one proposition to several paragraphs. Furthermore, Nwogu (1997) describes Move as "a text segment…

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    The Importance Of Language

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    exaggerated and apparent when we compare the language of Shakespearian England to today. If there had been a band of people to rally against the word ‘thy’ becoming ‘thee’ and then ultimately the word we know today ‘the’ then we would perhaps still have linguistic feet planted in the past. As is stands new words enter the dictionary every year. There is not argument when ‘copernicium’ enters the dictionary (a word so new the spell check on my computer doesn’t recognise) Language has words that…

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    INTRODUCTION There are unlimited challenges for second language acquisition. Generally, it is very important to search for significant and proper way to deliver information in teaching and learning process in order to achieve language acquisition effectively. What is language learning? The similarity of language learning and language acquisition can be determined when a learner gives input and output of the language and try to apply the use of second language in her/his daily life. The…

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    Mirror Stage

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    Lacan, From The Mirror Stage as Formative of the Function of the I as Revealed in Psychoanalytic Experience 1.The mirror stage helps an individual form a sense of self. a. This concept originated from looking at human behavior within the comparative psychology field. b. When looking in the mirror, the child notices that image that mimics his or her image in the mirror. c. He or she then must determine the relationship between himself or herself and the image reflected back…

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    Language is a means of communication. Human beings have the most complicated language which have many systems within the same system. There are more than 6000 languages around the world (Anderson, 2010). The speaker of any language determine the history of the language and how it has been codified in dictionaries and what is should be a language or correct language and what it should not be a language or correct language. English language is one clear example of these processes of the language.…

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    Multimodal Storytelling

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    Hung, Hwang and Huang (2011) applied a quantitative approach to study the effects of digital storytelling on the experience of project-based learning of Taiwanese EFL students. Results from this quasi-experimental study indicated that project-based learning incorporated with the aspect…

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