📰 The Journal of English Studies 2019: all accepted papers

29 papers · the most cited first · ← The Journal of English Studies 2019

1. Empathy for Social Justice: The Case of Malala Yousafzai ↗Ana Belén Martínez García10 citations
2. Unequal Englishes as a Sociolinguistics of Globalization ↗Ruanni Tupas6 citations
3. Greeting the Virgin Mary: The Dancerly Attitudes of the Bati in Salubong ↗Bryan Levina Viray5 citations
4. Understanding the Selection of Vocabulary Learning Strategies: The Impact of the Language Teaching Approach ↗Irene Castellano-Risco4 citations
5. Filipino Communication Style as Reflected in Politeness Strategies in Administrative Memoranda in the Philippine Workplace ↗Lucris Carina N. Agnir-Paraan3 citations
6. Philippine Folk Dances: A Story of a Nation ↗Monica F. A. W. Santos3 citations
7. Transnational Spaces of Identity Recognition in Jhumpa Lahiri’s "Interpreter of Maladies" ↗Jesús Escobar Sevilla3 citations
8. “Dwindling Down to Farce”?: Aphra Behn’s Approach to Farce in the late 1670s and 80s ↗Jorge Figueroa Dorrego2 citations
9. #blessed and the fancy self: An Exploratory Study on the Different “Selves” Constructed in Facebook Posts ↗Grace M. Sequeton1 citation
10. Designing the Lexical Rules for the Parsing of ASD-STE100 Function Words in ARTEMIS from a Role and Reference Grammar Perspective ↗María del Carmen Fumero Pérez, Ana Díaz Galán1 citation
11. English for Specific Purposes Teachers’ Perceptions of Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Writing Classes ↗Marella Therese Tiongson1 citation
12. HISTORICAL AMNESIA, COLONIAL TRAUMA, AND SELF-IMMOLATION IN NINOTCHKA ROSCA'S STATE OF WAR ↗Monica Macansantos1 citation
13. Jean Rhys: the Writings of a Woman Touched by the British Empire ↗Francisco Javier Gil Jacinto1 citation
14. Syncretic Choreography in Philippine Dance Theater: Danced Narratives of Interstitiality and Kapwa ↗Regina Salvaña Bautista1 citation
15. (Re)-writing the "New Society": A Multimodal Analysis of Marcos' Presidencies in Two Revisions of Philippines: Our Land and Heritage ↗Maxine Rafaella C. Rodriguez
16. An Analysis of the Ways Filipino Bilingual Children Initiate Conversation with Different Interlocutors ↗Ralph Vincent G. Catedral, Mark Alvin R. Recto
17. Collocation and Selectional Preferences: A Frame-based Approach ↗Moisés Almela Sánchez
18. Gendered Bricks: A Semiotic Approach to the Marketing of Lego in Singapore ↗Maxine Rafaella C. Rodriguez, Christian Go
19. Getting Students to Do or Say Something: A Pragmatic Analysis of Teachers’ Directives in Classroom Discourse in a State University ↗Fina Felisa Lavalle-Alcudia
20. Margaret Atwood’s Visions and Revisions of "The Wizard of Oz" ↗María Teresa Gibert Maceda
21. Moulding Malvolio into Modern Adaptations of “Twelfth Night” ↗Lisa-Jane Roberts
22. New Criticism and the Writing of Contemporary Waray Poetry ↗Michael Carlo C. Villas
23. Oscar Wilde and Masculinity in the Victorian Era ↗kimsoonbae
24. Perfection Forbidden: Shirley Lim in Hong Kong ↗Dennis Haskell
25. Reception of English Romantic Literature and its Meaning in Colonial Korea: Background and Need for Study, Keijo Imperial University, and English Literature Major ↗Jae Young Park
26. Space, Time, Narrativity: A Conversation with Myra Beltran and Sherad Sanchez ↗Ruth Jordana Luna Pison
27. The Silent Treatment: A Multimodal Study of Campaign and Advocacy Materials against Sexual Harassment ↗Irish Joy Deocampo
28. Women's Prison Literature: Silenced in Times of Peace and War ↗Nor Faridah Abdul Manaf, Farizah Makri
29. “This is the Filipino scene for me”: Ethnicity, Gender, and Hip-Hop dance in Hawai‘i ↗J. Lorenzo Perillo

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