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Jonathan M. Cheek,Andrea M. Carpentieri,Thomas G. Smith,Jill Rierdan,Elissa Koffolyphony, the Carnival and theChronotope, a novel means of navigating the clinical landscape isdeveloped. .Bakhtin offers language as a social phenomenon and one that is fullyembodied. Utterances are shown to be alive and enfleshed and theirmeanings realised in the context of given social dimensions

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ch papers in Cultural and Media Studies (CMS) at the Institute of English Studies of Opole University, Poland. Despite sufficient levels of English proficiency and ever easier access to CMS sources, students report daunting problems in selecting and framing their research objectives, stating their p

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W. Ray Croziery Polish learners, carried out at three different levels of L2 acquisition, as well as in a case study of a young Polish female who spent 4 years in Britain, returned to Poland, and consented to become the subject of this research. English articles, as a semantic category non-existent in Polish, con

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Carroll E. Izard,Marion C. Hyson of English, developed throughout their three-year English as a Foreign Language tertiary education. The analysis was carried out in relation to a number of variables, including two reference levels, one represented in English native discourse and the other observed in teacher talk in actual Practic

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Charles S. Carver,Michael F. Scheieretween the bare physiology of the brain and linguistic meaning. The aim of this chapter is to elucidate concepts that may help in bridging this gap, through the lens of brain complexity. Unlike several other chapters of this book, our effort is in analyzing complexity in the brain, and in particular