Vol 31, No 1 (2025)

March 2025

Table of Contents

Articles

Decoding Restorative Justice: Analysing the Linguistic Features of Peace Pacts
Krizza Mae Chagyowen Balisong, Marilu Rañosa Madrunio
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1-14
Analysis of Attitudinal Resources in China-Related News in The Star Online
Hong Wu, Kesumawati A. Bakar, Azhar Bin Jaludin, Norsimah Mat Awal
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15-30
(De)legitimation on Twitter: The Case of Speech Acts in Buhari-Atiku Campaign Rhetoric during Nigeria’s 2019 Elections
Zubairu Malah, Shamala Paramasivam, Hazlina Abdul Halim, Nor Shahila Mansor
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31-46
Investigating AI Imitative Capabilities: A Comparative Genre Analysis of Reddit and ChatGPT-4 Spouse Appreciation Posts
Erika Kristine Estanislao Arcenal, Licca Pauleen Valdez Capistrano, Marielle Jessie Dela Peña De Guzman, Micaela Isabel Molina Forrosuelo, Janeson Mirabuna Miranda
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47-64
Asymmetrical Roles and Conflicting Expectations in Institutional Talk: An Analysis of Verbal Autopsy
Glenda Doroja Cadiente, Leah Gustilo
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65-81
Beyond Pink and Blue: A Content and Discourse Analysis of Gender Representation in Visuals and Texts of Bilingual Thai-English Children’s Books
Bandita Santikul
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82-101
Navigating the Quandaries of Asylum Storytelling in Dina Nayeri’s Who Gets Believed?
Parveen Kumar, Kumar Gaurav
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102-115
Palestinian Speculative Fiction: Reimagining Home in Virtual Palestine
Anis Afifi Norbasudi, Raihan Rosman
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116-128
Communicative Skin: Marginalization, Transformative Identity and Forced Tattoo Narratives in Joyce Carol Oates’ The Tattooed Girl
Antara Biswas, Rashmi Gaur
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129-141
Culinary Capital as Female Empowerment: A Critical Reading of Select Indian Tribal Narratives
Saru Sachdeva, Rekha Rani
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142-154
From Phallogocentric Dominance to Feminist Epistemology: Feminine Authority in Rahadoost’s ‘I Still Can See’
Esmaeil Zeiny
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155-167
Her Voice in the Forest: A Neo-Archetypal ecoFeminist Analysis of Sang Kancil as the Female Mousedeer
Christopher Quah Wai Kheong, Anita Harris Satkunananthan
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168-182
Economy of Creativity in Stevens’s “Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird” and “Six Significant Landscapes”
Lina Muhssen, Hossein Pirnajmuddin, Zahra Amirian, Zahra Jannessari Ladani
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183-196
Reorienting Christina Rossetti’s Christian Feminist Poetics in “The Convent Threshold” and “A Royal Princess”
Jia Yee, Faith Yeo, Sharifah Aishah Osman, Su Mei Kok
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197-210
The Acquisition of Locative Alternation: A Multiple Account
Dung Duc Chau, Huong Thi Linh Nguyen
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211-234
The Use of Digital Annotation Tools in Assisting Reading English for Science and Technology Academic Texts among L2 Learners in Higher Institutions
Ruhil Amal Azmuddin, Nur Ainil Sulaiman, Mazura Jamalai @Jamali, Anis Nadiah Che Abdul Rahman, Farah Hani Roslan
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235-254
A Cogno-Prosodic Approach to Translating Arabic Poetry into English: Human vs. Machine
Mohammed Farghal, Ahmad S Haider
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255-271
A Study of Vague Language in Argumentative Essays by Thai EFL Undergraduate Students
Mana Termjai
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272-286
Evaluative Language: A Contrastive Analysis of Engagement Resources Used in English and Vietnamese Research Articles
Nguyen Bich Hong
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287-303
English Translations of Mencius from Three Different Centuries: A progression to More Gender-neutral Language
Lai Lanlan, Emily Lau, Nael Hijjo
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304-321
Mapping Eileen Chang’s Novels with a Computational Analysis of Themes and Emotions
Ruikai Yuan, Ravichandran Vengadasamy, Yu Zheng
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322-338
Confucian Culture: The Scapegoat of Chinese EFL Students’ Unwillingness to Communicate
FengXia Yu, Bee Eng Wong
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339-357