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Translocalizing the space of old Nubia in digital narrative: Resemiotized chronotopes as markers of identity
Fawzy R.M.
Kinship terms variation among speakers of Bahmaie dialect in Khuzestan Province of Iran
Tazik K., Aliakbari M.
Identity, politeness and discursive practices in a changing world
Eslami Z.R., Larina T.V., Pashmforoosh R.
“A Significant Part of an Insignificant Identity”: the Re-Articulation of North-East Scots between Tradition and Globalization
Loester B.
The encounter of two cultural identities: The case of social deixis
Bilá M., Kačmárová A., Vaňková I.
Afrique-sur-Seine: A new trend in Francophone African literature
Naydenova N.S.
Language, culture and ideology in discursive practices
Bilá M., Ivanova S.V.
Concept Quebecois in the linguistic consciousness of Quebecers
Usmanova Z.A.
Divine impoliteness: How Arabs negotiate Islamic moral order on Twitter
Zidjaly N.A.
National Identity in Quebec Linguistic Consciousness
Usmanova Z.A.
ATTACHING FEELINGS AND EMOTIONS TO PROPOSITIONS. SOME INSIGHTS ON IRONY AND INTERNET COMMUNICATION
Yus F.
‘I Was the First Westerner, the Only English Person’: Discursive Construction of National Identity
Dubrovskaya T.V.
INTERCULTURAL MISUNDERSTANDINGS: CAUSES AND SOLUTIONS
Hinner M.B.
Narratives about Displacement and Stigmatization of Identities
de Oliveira M.C., Lisboa C.M.
Kinship terms as indicators of identity and social reality: A case study of Syrian Arabic and Hindi
Suryanarayan N., Khalil A.
Exploring the Intercultural Identity of Slovak-Roma Schoolchildren in the UK
Hryniewicz L., Dewaele J.
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