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Analysing Literature through Filmserstood as the meeting point of literary and filmic forms. Such a view, however, is not free from problematic considerations, the first of which emerges from the opposition occasionally yielded by the more conservative sections of some universities’ English departments, which may object to what I co

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Investigating Student Reactions to a Web-Based Stylistics Course in Different National and Educationy and large, nativespeaking students of English literature love reading and talking about literature, but are less keen to study the language of literary texts in the systematic, analytical and precise detail that stylistics requires, and so the stylisticians have been forced to think harder about h

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Language Teaching Through Gricean Glassesto do business in. What can the washback effect be of a testing requirement which holds that the reading task should not require imagination or creativity on the part of the candidate? No tolerance of ambiguity, no extensive reading for pleasure, no ‘to me it says’: the target language ego is that o