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The Turtle Moves!

  • Johannes Rüster
Published/Copyright: November 8, 2004
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  1. Contents
  2. Editorial Note
  3. Language
  4. Tracing the History of English
  5. Synchronic English Linguistics
  6. King Alfred’s Old English Translation of Pope Gregory the Great’s ‘Regula pastoralis’ and Its Cultural Context.
  7. Determinants of Grammatical Variation in English
  8. English Complement Constructions
  9. English Ditransitive Verbs
  10. An Integratived Representation of English Service Encounters
  11. Text-Constructional Units
  12. Language Attitudes, Ethnic Identity, and Dialect use Across the Northern Ireland Border
  13. Yidishkeyt’ and Jewishness
  14. Creole Formation as Language Contact
  15. Creole Discourse
  16. Cognitive Representation of Temporality in English and German
  17. Eurospeak. The Influence of English on European Languages at the Turn of the Millennium./
  18. Gender Across Languages
  19. The ‘Universal Language’ of Freemasonry
  20. English Literature
  21. Anglistentag 2002 Bayreuth
  22. English and American Studies during the Third Reich
  23. In a Time of Unrest
  24. England in Europe
  25. Bookmarks from the Past
  26. Scripta Minora
  27. The Historical Novel
  28. The Sea and the American Imagination
  29. Wholeheartedly English
  30. An Introduction to English and American Literary Studies
  31. Adversus Judaeos
  32. Motive und Charaktere in der ‘Gest Hystoriale of the Destruction of Troy’ and the ‘Laud Troy Book’
  33. Shakespeare Jahrbuch 2003
  34. For our father’s sake, and mother’s care
  35. William Shakespeare: King John/König Johann
  36. The Art of Contradiction
  37. These savage beasts become domestic
  38. Phenomenology of Mystical Experience in 17th-Century English Religious Poetry
  39. Political Broadside Ballads during the English Revolution 1640–1660
  40. Swift Studies
  41. The Power of Systems and the Functions of Literature
  42. The Pamphlet Controversy about Wood’s Halfpence 1722–25 and the Tradition of Irish Constitutional Nationalism
  43. Man and His Doubles
  44. Alternative Romanticisms
  45. Understanding and Imagination in English Romanticism
  46. Romantic Communication
  47. Sexuality and Death
  48. Narration and Gender in the English Novel from the 18th Century to Postmodernism
  49. Aesthetic Ways of Living in the Work of Oscar Wilde
  50. Oscar for All
  51. Oscar Wilde in Novels, Drama, and Film
  52. The Perspective Structure of Narrative Texts
  53. Pattern and Variation in Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes Stories
  54. It is myself that I remake
  55. The Diva
  56. War as Metaphor in the Twentieth Century
  57. Modernism – Postmodernism
  58. The Modern Anglo-Catholic Novel
  59. Narrative Innovations in the Modernist British Story
  60. The Puritan Heritage in the 20th-Century English Novel
  61. The Turtle Moves!
  62. Ireland
  63. The Paradox of Mytho-Poetics
  64. Easter Rising and Civil War
  65. European Cultural Transfer in the 18th Century
  66. The Memory-Making Novel.s
  67. Silence Sichtbar
  68. Imperialism and National Identity
  69. Ideas of ‘Nation’ in German and British Encyclopaedias and Dictionaries in the 18th and 19th Centuries
  70. American and Canadian Literatures
  71. Sites of Memory in American Literatures and Cultures
  72. The Power of Fiction
  73. Nationality as Literary Technique
  74. POEtic Effect and Cultural Discourses
  75. The Red Doctor of Chicago
  76. A Different Kind of Reception History
  77. And Then the Child Becomes a Woman
  78. Toward a History of Literary Acoustics
  79. Sphere Melodies
  80. Impeachment in the Digital Age
  81. Cultural Constructions of the Self in Contemporary Native American Literature
  82. Literary Expression of Value Structures and Value Conflicts in Contemporary Cuban-American Novels
  83. The Grotesque as a Device for Social Criticism
  84. New Literatures in English
  85. The Interculturality of African Literature
  86. African Diasporas in the New and Old Worlds
  87. Teaching of English
  88. Focus on Evaluation
  89. Open Forms in Foreign-Language Teaching
  90. The Role of Corrective Feedback in Foreign-Language Learning
  91. A Dictionary of English Words Commonly Mispronounced by German-Speaking Learners and Users of English
  92. Incidental Vocabulary Acquisition
  93. Preparing Presentations in English
  94. Content-and-Language-Integrated Learning
  95. Bilingualism and Plurilingualism
  96. Bilingual Education at Primary School Level
  97. Intercultural Communication Online
  98. Backmatter
  99. Index I: Authors and Editors
  100. Index II: Contributors to Collectanea
  101. Index III: Authors and Subjects Treated
  102. Addenda/Corrigenda
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