PALA 2023 Proceedings online

Proceedings of PALA 2023, hosted by University of Bologna in Bertinoro, Italy. 

Author and affiliation	Title of paper
Marianne Fish  University of Nottingham, UK	‘There are all sorts of lives’: Internal dialogicity within first-person narration in Jean Rhys’s Voyage in the Dark.
Mahmood K. Ibrahim (Imam Ja’afar Al-Sadiq University, Iraq) Ulrike Tabbert (University of Huddersfield, UK)	Applying Critical/Textual Stylistics to a poem in Sorani
Julia Jin Wang University of Cambridge, UK	Affective Deictic Shift: How Fantasy Multiverse World-Building in A Sudden Wild Magic Impacts the Implied Reader’s Sentiments About Climate Change
Masako NASU (Okayama University, Japan) Masayuki TERANISHI (University of Hyogo, Japan)	A Narrative Analysis of Green Global Talent Life Stories: Awareness of Ecological Issues and Orientation to Learning English
Harry Cooper University of Liverpool, UK	​A Cognitive Stylistic Reading of Environmental Sustainability and Degradation in Life of Pi
Marija Milojkovic University of Belgrade, Serbia	Can Semantic Prosody survive without Gricean maxims? A response to a contemporary critique of the diagnostic potential of SP
Masayuki TERANISHI (The University of Hyogo, Japan) Azumi YOSHIDA (Okayama University, Japan)	A Stylistic Analysis of Tourism Communication at Japan’s World Heritage Sites from Cross Cultural and Environmental Perspectives Perspectives

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