The aim of this paper is to examine how Hong Ying and Susan Sellers sublimate Julian Bell’s spontaneous nature and what he destroy including people into artistic novels rather than biographies or memoirs in K: The Art of ...

This study explores the teacher identities of four university Korean non-native English speakingteachers through their perceptions on themselves, and how such perceptions affect their teachingand professional teacher ...

Yang Xu's (1918- ) second volume of collected works, My Diary(Wo deriji)(1944), articulates the key themes that prevailed in Chinese women's literature in the Japanese colonial state of Manzhouguo. In Manzhouguo, literature ...

Although university English teachers’ professional growth hinges upon active research engagement, they could not individually follow a one-size-fits-all approach to turn into teacher researchers. In this study, through the ...

With an increasing emphasis on English as a global communication tool, the number of native speaker teachers in Korean universities has greatly increased in recent years. Yet, little research has been carried out on native ...

This paper aims to reveal how the fundamental assumptions informing race and gender issues in contemporary society have remained relatively unchanged by examining how such issues pervade Octavia Butler’s Kindred. By exploring ...

This article studies the concept and practice of gender ambiguity in Japanese theatre culture by examining Ninagawa Yukio’s Twelfth Night (2009). Ninagawa employs an all-male cast to emphasise the subject of gender ambiguity ...

Students’ silence is a common phenomenon in Korean or EFL classes, and is associated with a stereotypical image of Korean students as passive and uncritical learners. This article explores the dynamics of an English writing ...

Le Fresne is one of the twelve Breton lais that an Anglo-Norman author Marie de France is claimed to have composed in the second half of the twelfth century. This poem begins with an unnamed young noble lady who accuses ...

Over the past two decades, Singapore has steadily become a popular destination for migrants. While the reasons for migrating to Singapore are many and contextual, labour and education have been the primary driving factors ...