English Drama
Pray in Early Modern English drama
... Modern English texts, including drama, Culpeper and Kytö (2010, 372–397) note social variation in the use of discourse markers in Early Modern English among speakers of different gender and social ...
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The presentation of women in early English drama
... feminist drama from 1590 onwards was the result of a timely combination of social, artistic and economic factors: Puritan ideology, current controversy, the middle-class rather than aristocratic background of the ...
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Implementing English Drama for Engineering Students
... towards English drama in a ...in English language and be able to active team players in accomplishing educational tasks in a ...that drama performance helped them in improving their spoken ...
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Fairies in Early Modern English Drama: Fictionality and Theatrical Landscapes, 1575 1615
... The same competing representations can be seen in the account of the entertainment at Woodstock. The documentation that survives of the Woodstock entertainment derives from various sources, the most important of these ...
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Getting off the subject: English, drama, media and the commonwealth of powerful culture
... „literacy‟, English/ Drama/Media (EDM) remains a principle site of cultural learning in its widest sense including through the pursuit of the language arts for young ...
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Religious conversion in early modern English drama
... Indians’ egotism and greed appeals so much to Luke that he wants them to enlighten him further. The irony of the situation is enhanced by the fact that Luke puts his desire in terms of a conversion. To him the Indians ...
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Trafficking Women: Interest, Desire, and Early Modern English Drama
... Shakespeare's Hamlet (1603/1604) and All's Well That Ends Well(1623), Christopher Marlowe and Thomas Nashe's Dido, Queen of Carthage (1594), and the anonymous Arden of Faversham (1592) — deliberately pursue relationships ...
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Changing attitudes to evil in some sixteenth century English drama
... The theological beliefs that informed Everyman are challenged by the religious polemical plays of the Reformation, and, in fact, most virulently attacked by John Bale, so that the focus [r] ...
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Announcements and Comments
... His articles on Shakespeare and Renaissance drama have appeared in Philological Quarterly, Shakespeare Quarterly, Shakespeare Studies, Eng- lish Studies, Studies in English Literature, a[r] ...
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SPRING 2018 COURSES 6153 AENG500 Textual Practices I: Gothic, Ghosts, and Genre Wednesday 07:15PM-10:05PM Lilley, James
... This course will focus on “translation” not in its ordinary sense of ferrying meaning from one language to another but as the most intense expression of a problem within language: “translation” as a nickname for the ...
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SPRING 2018 COURSES 6153 AENG500 Textual Practices I: Gothic, Ghosts, and Genre Wednesday 07:15PM-10:05PM Lilley, James
... This course will focus on “translation” not in its ordinary sense of ferrying meaning from one language to another but as the most intense expression of a problem within language: “translation” as a nickname for the ...
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Contributors
... Eleftheria Arapoglou received her B.A. in English from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, in 1995. She completed her M.A. as a Fulbright grantee at The University of Texas at San Antonio, U.S., in 1998 ...
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Using Drama and Drama Techniques to Teach English Conversations to English as A Foreign Language Learners
... which drama and drama techniques and practices, as implemented in the English language classes and combined with pedagogical practices to teach and learn English conversation, can create the ...
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Impact of the integration of drama in EFL teaching: a multi case study of young learners’ classrooms
... toward English learning and even increased their ...MILK English (MILK stands for Moving, Imagining, Laughing Kids), which experiments in arts-integrated EFL teaching ...learning English without too ...
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Actor Alone: Solo Performance in New Zealand
... To appreciate how Thompson’s use of this style, it is necessary to explore the music halls of nineteenth century London – a place where Thatcher, for example, learnt his trade, first as a flautist in the orchestra and ...
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Throwing away the textbook: a process drama approach to teaching ESL in China
... of drama as an approach compared to more traditional ESL teaching ...of drama as a tool for language ...TV drama. Adopting a process drama methodology, the researcher delivered the course to ...
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Book Review published in Journal of Contemporary Drama in English (JCDE 4/2)
... However, in the final analysis, the book is a valuable guidebook to past practice that now helps serve analysis of contemporary arts and cultural policy, which is especially relevant and[r] ...
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Types and Functions of English Code Switching Employed in Arab Soap Operas at Jordanian and Nile Drama TVs
... Nile drama TVs during the month of Ramadan ...of English CSs employed by Arab ...of English CSs that are intra-sentential and in- ter-sentential for benefit of intra-sentential ...that English ...
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Languages of theatre shaped by women
... as drama. The semiotics of drama have moved well beyond discussion of what the characters say, and though there are some inter- esting and valid insights here, one yearns for an adequately dramatic ...
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