PaLA 2010 Proceedings oN-LINE

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Krishnamurthy, Sarala. 2010. 'Cognitive Stylistics and Petit Recit: An examination of the narrative consciousness in The God of Small Things'.On-line Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the Poetics and Linguistics Association (PALA).[http://www.pala.ac.uk/Annual conferences/proceedings/2010/krishnamurthy2010.pdf]
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  • [PDF] Al-Alami, Suhair, A Case Study in Using Literary Texts to Promote Communicative Competence and Enhance Critical Thinking Skills
  • [PDF] Asaka, Kanako, Figuring out 'who tells the story' from the personal pronoun: the use of one in Virginia Woolf's short stories
  • [PDF] Consiglio, Maria Cristina, D.H. Lawrence's Sicilian Landscape
  • [PDF] Demjén, Zsófia, Metaphors of a Conflicted Self in the Smith Journal of Sylvia Plath
  • [PDF] Falces Sierra, Marta & Calvo Maturana, Coral, Jackie Kay in Conversation with Children: a discursive study of The Frog Who Dreamed She Was An Opera Singer
  • [PDF] Fagel, Suzanne, The Stylistic Creation of an Antihero: Tense and Aspect in Arnon Grunberg's The Asylum Seeker
  • [PDF] Fuami, Kayoko, Metalinguistic commentary in Fielding's Tom Jones
  • [PDF] Fuami, Shigenobu, Wider possibilities of meaning in Early Modern English: Text, collocation and interpretation
  • [PDF] Gómez Jiménez, Eva María, "Paris;this April sunset completely utters". The Landscape of Paris through E. E. Cummings' Eyes
  • [PDF] Goodarzi, Zinat, Semantic Ordering of Lexical Choices in Poetry: Implications for Literary Translation
  • [PDF] Krishnamurthy, Sarala, Inner Landscapes: An examination of mind style and ambivalence in The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver
  • [PDF] Liassis, Nora, The Intensity of Lyrical Landscapes in Shelley and Lawrence - 'Lines Written in the Bay of Lerici' and 'Cypresses'
  • [PDF] Nasu, Masako , Can We Appreciate her Moments of Being? - A Stylistic Analysis of Woolf's Short Fiction
  • [PDF] Neary, Clara, Negotiating Narrative Empathy in Gandhi's Life-Writing
  • [PDF] Nishio, Miyuki, The Development of Idiomatic Expressions in Dickens
  • [PDF] Nosé, Takuji, How does Eugene O’Neill depict two or three aspects of split-natured protagonists? An Analysis of Linguistic Features in Characterization in The Great God Brown
  • [PDF] Oyama, Rumiko , The Landscape of Language in the Era of Visualisation: Shifts in status of language in a multimodal context
  • [PDF] Panagiotiodou, Maria-Eirini, Mapping Intertextuality: Towards a Cognitive Model
  • [PDF] Rifqi, Mohammad, Seeing the Multiculturalism through Various Indonesian Folktales
  • [PDF] Sera, Haruko, Is business war in Japan? War metaphors in Michael Crichton'sRising Sun
  • [PDF] Sorahi, Mohammad Amin, Syntylistics: New Horizons in the Study of Poetry
  • [PDF] Stern Rodriguez, Clara, Transient Landscapes of Style
  • [PDF] Talivee, Elle-Marie, The inspiring townscape of the Estonian writer Elisabeth Aspe: urbanization, desire and the influence of context
  • [PDF] Teranishi, Masayuki, From Text to Context: How English Stylistics Works in Japanese
  • [PDF] van der Bom, Isabelle, Characterisation and Text-worlds in House of Sand and Fog
  • [PDF] Wales, Katie, The Role of Analogy in Charles Dickens' Pictures from Italy
  • [PDF] Yuan, Wenjuan, Beyond the sentence: when Cognitive Grammar meets poetry
  • [PDF] Zerkowitz, Judit, How others see …: landscape and identity in a Radnóti poem