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Front Cover And Publication Information, Volume 50, Number 1, Editor Word Ways Feb 2017

Front Cover And Publication Information, Volume 50, Number 1, Editor Word Ways

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Front cover and publication information for this issue, including table of contents.


A. Ross Eckler, Jr. August 29, 1927-December 9, 2016, Editor Word Ways Feb 2017

A. Ross Eckler, Jr. August 29, 1927-December 9, 2016, Editor Word Ways

Word Ways

An obituary and tribute to a Word Ways former editor and contributor.


Anagrammatical Clusters, Steve Kahan Feb 2017

Anagrammatical Clusters, Steve Kahan

Word Ways

A challenge to discover anagrammatical clusters based on clues provided.


Conundrums: What's The Difference?, Will Shortz Feb 2017

Conundrums: What's The Difference?, Will Shortz

Word Ways

Out of 1,500 entries, the author shares his favorite "what is the difference between…?" conundrums that involve the transposition of words.


Colloquy, Editor Word Ways Feb 2017

Colloquy, Editor Word Ways

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Readers' responses to recently published articles.


Orchard Problems In Wonderland, Jeremiah Farrell Feb 2017

Orchard Problems In Wonderland, Jeremiah Farrell

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An explanation of word problems known as "orchard problems" followed by examples based on Alice in Wonderland, including a challenge for readers to solve.


Nihonium Moscovium Tennessine Oganesson, Darryl Francis Feb 2017

Nihonium Moscovium Tennessine Oganesson, Darryl Francis

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An explanation of the names of four newly discovered elements and logological observations about them.


Anagram Quiz 20, . Anil Feb 2017

Anagram Quiz 20, . Anil

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A Quiz.


Equally Spaced Bigrams, Susan Thorpe Feb 2017

Equally Spaced Bigrams, Susan Thorpe

Word Ways

Here are all the bigrams whose letters progress 1 to 24 places along the alphabet, along with words which can be made by linking them together.


Words Containing Smaller Words In Consecutive Order, Lawrence Somer Feb 2017

Words Containing Smaller Words In Consecutive Order, Lawrence Somer

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Many words can be split into smaller words by reading the letters consecutively and dividing the letters at various points.


Derived Palindromes Three Months Later, T.A. Hall Feb 2017

Derived Palindromes Three Months Later, T.A. Hall

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An expansion on the subject of derived palindromes, this time looking at moving a part of a letter at one edge to a letter on the opposite edge.


Answers And Solutions, Editor Word Ways Feb 2017

Answers And Solutions, Editor Word Ways

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Answers and solution to the puzzles and quizzes in this issue.


A Keep-Away Puzzle, Jeremiah Farrell Feb 2017

A Keep-Away Puzzle, Jeremiah Farrell

Word Ways

A word puzzle


Rhyming Synonyms 2, . Anil Feb 2017

Rhyming Synonyms 2, . Anil

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These are the longer pairs and clusters, as defined and delimited in the first article.


Looking Backwards, . Anil Feb 2017

Looking Backwards, . Anil

Word Ways

A quiz that involves spotting geographical names that are hidden backwards.


Instructions To Authors, Editor Word Ways Feb 2017

Instructions To Authors, Editor Word Ways

Word Ways

Instructions to authors.


Reexamining The Use Of Tentative Language In Emails: The Effects Of Gender Salience And Gender Typicality, Rong Ma, Anita Atwell Seate Atwell Seate Jan 2017

Reexamining The Use Of Tentative Language In Emails: The Effects Of Gender Salience And Gender Typicality, Rong Ma, Anita Atwell Seate Atwell Seate

Scholarship and Professional Work - Communication

Drawing on self-categorization theory, the current study examines the effects of gender salience and interlocutor gender typicality on men and women’s use of tentative language in emails. We conducted an experiment manipulating identity salience using gender-stereotypic conversation topics, and typicality using biographies of the fictitious female interlocutor. The results were consistent with self-categorization theory and previous research on gender-based language use: Men were more tentative when discussing a conversation topic in which their gender group was not considered experts. More important, interlocutor gender typicality influenced participants’ tentative language, such that when the interlocutor was a typical woman, men and women …


The Danger Of Foreignization: Ling Shuhua’S Ancient Melodies, Xiaoqing Liu Jan 2017

The Danger Of Foreignization: Ling Shuhua’S Ancient Melodies, Xiaoqing Liu

Scholarship and Professional Work - LAS

Lawrence Venuti’s foreignization theory, with its link of translation strategy with power struggle, is one of the most influential theories in translation studies since the 1990s. At the same time, his theory has also been subject to heated debate due to its loosely defined terms, prescriptive approach, binary thinking, elitist tendency, and other issues. One issue stands out in particular: contrary to its goal of resistance against Anglo- American hegemony, foreignization can lead to its opposite—exoticism or Orientalism—under certain circumstances. In this paper, I examine the validity and application of Venuti’s foregnization theory in Ling Shuhua’s English autobiographical work Ancient …


Navigating Tricky Topics: The Benefits Of Performance Pedagogy, Christopher Bungard Jan 2017

Navigating Tricky Topics: The Benefits Of Performance Pedagogy, Christopher Bungard

Scholarship and Professional Work - LAS

No abstract provided.


Educating English As A New Language Students Using A Multimedia Based Approach: How Educators Can Assist Enl Students In The Mainstream Classroom, Ashley Marie Jones Jan 2017

Educating English As A New Language Students Using A Multimedia Based Approach: How Educators Can Assist Enl Students In The Mainstream Classroom, Ashley Marie Jones

Undergraduate Honors Thesis Collection

This project will delve into the realm of English as a New Language (ENL) in the mainstream classroom. The main research will be conducted in a secondary school setting, specifically a freshman level English class. This research will be based on observation and interaction with both students and educators. The main topic being explored will be the theory that ENL learners can be educated successfully right alongside their peers through the use of multimedia platforms such as images to accompany lessons, and iPad apps. The research will investigate how students are currently learning in mainstream classrooms and how this can …


Islamic Influence On Spain: Discussion Of Women’S Rights And Islamic Influence, Samreen Uzzama Jan 2017

Islamic Influence On Spain: Discussion Of Women’S Rights And Islamic Influence, Samreen Uzzama

Undergraduate Honors Thesis Collection

Current sentiment in the West surrounding Islam stems from a variety of factors: terror attacks, lack of understanding the Islamic faith and cultures that practice the religion, and stereotypical depictions in the media of Muslims as terrorist or as oppressed women. Arab societies oppress women via laws, such as the law that prevents women from driving or the law that prevents women from being outside of the house without being accompanied by a man, both in Saudi Arabia. These depictions, especially of Saudi Arabian practices or similar practices from other nations, are generally available to the West, via media, web, …


Late L2 Acquisition And Phonological Memory Development, Madeline Westerhoff Jan 2017

Late L2 Acquisition And Phonological Memory Development, Madeline Westerhoff

Undergraduate Honors Thesis Collection

The development of phonological memory, a subdivision of short term memory, is crucial to learning and analyzing sequences of sounds to form words and phrases. This process utilizes short term representation and rehearsal to allow for the eventual long term representation of language. Individuals learning more than one language must acquire even more of these language sequences than monolinguals. Previous research agrees that early Spanish-English bilinguals have superior phonological memory to monolinguals, however the impact of second language acquisition on phonological memory remains unknown. This study examined three groups of undergraduate participants studying Spanish as a second language including study …


Book Review: Comparing Faithfully: Insights For Systematic Theological Reflection, Stephanie Corigliano Jan 2017

Book Review: Comparing Faithfully: Insights For Systematic Theological Reflection, Stephanie Corigliano

Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies

Book review of Comparing Faithfully: Insights for Systematic Theological Reflection. Edited by Michelle Voss Roberts, Bronx, New York: Fordham University Press, 2016, 304 pages.


Yoga, Christians Practicing Yoga, And God: On Theological Compatibility, Or Is There A Better Question?, Andrea R. Jain Jan 2017

Yoga, Christians Practicing Yoga, And God: On Theological Compatibility, Or Is There A Better Question?, Andrea R. Jain

Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies

Houston is a wildly diverse city; nonetheless it should come as no surprise that the Houston Chronicle “Belief” section frequently features stories about church expansions or declines, pastoral developments, and other reports on Christian communities. Christians, after all, make up over 70% of the city’s population. A provocative cover of a 2011 Belief section, however, shed light on a very different face of religion in Houston. The cover featured an image of local yoga teacher and entrepreneur Jennifer Buergermeister donning fashionable yoga attire and in the posture of a South Asian goddess, complete (thanks to clever photography) with six arms. …


KristapurāṆA: Reshaping Divine Space, Pär Eliasson Jan 2017

KristapurāṆA: Reshaping Divine Space, Pär Eliasson

Journal of Hindu-Christian Studies

If a place is simply a physical location, the word space can be used for something shaped by mental processes. Physical places influence our lives by putting limits to the physically practicable, whereas spaces exercise their influence through mental processes like shaping our beliefs, values and sentiments. A space may be a mental superstructure based on an actual place, but, since its power is mental, it is not necessary that this place physically exists. One such space, with power to affect the lives of human beings, is heaven. Belief in heaven has had and still has great impact on …


Alphabet Spiral - 1, Steven Kahan Nov 2016

Alphabet Spiral - 1, Steven Kahan

Word Ways

A puzzle.


Front Cover And Publication Information, Volume 49, Number 4, Editor Word Ways Nov 2016

Front Cover And Publication Information, Volume 49, Number 4, Editor Word Ways

Word Ways

Front cover and publication information including the table of contents.


Derived Palindromes, T.A. Hall Nov 2016

Derived Palindromes, T.A. Hall

Word Ways

The purpose of this article is to present a relatively small set of examples illustrating the three types of derived palindromes.


Alphametics, Steven Kahan Nov 2016

Alphametics, Steven Kahan

Word Ways

A mathematical game.


Martin Gardner And Marilyn Vos Savant - A Not Always Easy Collaboration, Jeremiah Farrell, Karen Farrell, Thomas Rodgers Nov 2016

Martin Gardner And Marilyn Vos Savant - A Not Always Easy Collaboration, Jeremiah Farrell, Karen Farrell, Thomas Rodgers

Word Ways

A brief account of both the collaboration and sometimes disagreement between writers Martin Gardner and Marilyn vos Savant.