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Tuturan Tindakan Komunikatif Subjek Diri Dalam Wacana Narasi, Heri Suwignyo

Bahasa dan Seni: Jurnal Bahasa, Sastra, Seni, dan Pengajarannya

Placing self-autonomy of human beings as purely rational subjects represents one extreme, while positioning rational human subjects as entirely dependent on psychological and socio-economic relations represents the other extreme. This study aims to explain how the main character, Minke, in narrative discourse addresses these two extremes. The data in this research were in the form of textual units analyzed using Bühler’s semiotic model. The results of the study show that there are three ways used by subjects to express themselves: (1) the symptomic way, expressed through validity claims of honesty; (2) the signalic way, shown through regulative speech using normative …

Asmaul Husna: Linguistic Forms, Theological Meanings, Pedagogical Implications, And Their Equivalents In Indonesian Translation, Nurul Murtadho

Bahasa dan Seni: Jurnal Bahasa, Sastra, Seni, dan Pengajarannya

Viewed from their linguistic forms, Asmaul Husna are classified into the mubalaghah group, whose meanings require the addition of “Maha” (the All-/Omni-/the Most), and the non-mubalaghah group, without the word “Maha.” Out of 99 names, only 69 appear in the Qur’an with different frequencies, ranging from 1 to 138 occurrences. The implication of this fact for professional educators is the requirement of pedagogical competence, personality competence, and social competence. Based on five data sources, four variants of translation were identified, and shifts in form and meaning were found. However, according to Islamic theology, all names in Asmaul Husna must be …

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The Artifice of Reality: Poetic Style in Wordsworth, Foscolo, Keats, and Leopardi (Karl Kroeber) (Reviewed by Glauco Cambon, Rutgers University)

Alexander the Great in Greek and Roman Art (Margarete Bieber) (Reviewed by Bernard Goldman, Wayne State University)

Thomas Traherne: Mystic and Poet (K. W. Salter) (Reviewed by Alexander Sackton, University of Texas)

Wordsworth's Poetry, 1787-1814 (Geoffrey H. Hartman) (Reviewed by Daniel Hughes, Wayne State University)

The Suspect in Poetry (James Dickey) (Reviewed by Maria Rita Rohr, University of Venice, Italy)

The Sense of Life in the Modern Novel (Arthur Mizener) (Reviewed by Oscar Cargill, New York University)

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Music in Shakespearean Tragedy (F. W. Sternfeld) (Reviewed by John P. Cutts, Wayne State University)

Picasso's Guernica: The Genesis of a Painting (Rudolf Arnheim) (Reviewed by Victor H. Miesel, The University of Michigan)

Sir Constantine Huygens and Britain: 1596-1687: A Pattern of Cultural Exchange (A. G. H. Bachrach) (Reviewed by S. A. Golden, Wayne State University)

James Gibbons Huneker: Critic of the Seven Arts (Arnold T. Schwab) (Reviewed by David W. Beams, Columbia College, Columbia University)

Borodin (Serge Dianin (tr. Robert Lord)) (Reviewed by L. E. Cuyler, The University of Michigan)

A First-Draft Version of "Finnegans Wake,"' (David Hayman) (Reviewed …

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Evolution in the Arts and Other Theories of Culture History (Thomas Munro) (Reviewed by Herbert M. Schueller, Wayne State University)

The Ethos of the Song of Roland (George Fenwick Jones) (Reviewed by William S. Woods, Newcomb College, Tulane University)

Dryden and the Conservative Myth: A Reading of Absalom and Achitophel (Bernard N. Schilling) (Reviewed by Curt A. Zimansky, University of Iowa)

The Idea of Coleridge's Criticism (Richard Harter Fogle) (Reviewed by Robert F. Gleckner, University of California, Riverside)

The Poetic Voices of Coleridge (Max F. Schulz) (Reviewed by Robert F. Gleckner, University of California, Riverside)

The Structure of Byron's Major …

Opening Our Anthropological Conversations: An Interview With Tom Boellstorff, Ryan B. Anderson

Faculty Publications

I had the chance to conduct an email-based interview with Tom Boellstorff during this past month to explore some of his views about Open Access (hereafter OA) publishing in anthropology.

Ryan Anderson: First of all, thanks for taking the time to do this interview, Tom. Here at Savage Minds we write about Open Access (OA) a lot, and many of our contributors seem to be in agreement about the need to look into alternative publishing options. But not everyone knows about OA or is in agreement with the push to head in that direction, and this includes many people who …

Newsroom, Georgia Southern University

Newsroom (2006-2023)

• Georgia Southern University Student Christopher Combs to Receive Scholarship for ‘Moving’ Work
• Georgia Southern University’s Botanical Garden Renamed Garden of the Coastal Plain at Georgia Southern University

Determining Notoriety In Supreme Court Decisions , G. Edward White

Pepperdine Law Review

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Wrong, Out Of Step, And Pernicious: Erie As The Worst Decision Of All Time, Suzanna Sherry

Pepperdine Law Review

This essay was written for “Supreme Mistakes: Exploring the Most Maligned Decisions in Supreme Court History.” A symposium on the worst Supreme Court decision of all time risks becoming an exercise best described by Claude Rains’s memorable line in Casablanca: “Round up the usual suspects.” Two things saved this symposium from that fate. First, each of the usual suspects was appointed defense counsel, which made things more interesting. Second, a new face found its way into the line-up: Erie Railroad v. Tompkins. My goal in this essay is to explain why Erie is in fact guiltier than all of the …

Interlanguage Pragmatic Development In Native Speaker/Nonnative Speaker Participatory Online Environments, Adrienne Gonzales

Spanish and Portuguese ETDs

This dissertation seeks to discover the ways in which participation in an online social networking site affects interlanguage pragmatic development. Livemocha is an online social network centered around language learning that emphasizes the collaboration required in constructing language. This social networking site encourages learners to establish an identity through their user profiles and to reach out to other members through email, text-based chat, video chat, or peer-reviewed lessons. This study examines interaction in text-based chat between native speakers (NSs) and language learners of Spanish in this environment. Conversations were collected from seven participants over the course of one academic year …

Free Telecollaboration 2.0 Tools And Activities For Enhancing Intercultural Communicative Competence, Khoi Nguyen Thi Bui

Master's Theses and Doctoral Dissertations

This study examines the effectiveness and relevance of some free telecollaboration 2.0 tools and the IT-HELPS activities to the participants’ enhancement of intercultural communicative competence (ICC) in reference to Byram’s (1997) ICC definition and its five principles. In-depth qualitative data were collected from six semistructured interviews with students and teachers of the eight-week online intercultural exchange between a Second Language Acquisition class at Eastern Michigan University in the United States and an English as a Second Language class at Tan Tao University in Vietnam. Despite the failed communication in some collaborative tasks due to some deficiencies in motivating, facilitating, and …

High Road Development In A Low Tech Industry: Policymakers, Producer Networks, And The Co-Production Of Innovation In The Mexican Ceramics Sector, Steven Samford

Political Science ETDs

When faced with the integration of international markets, some small producers in the developing world respond with low road' strategies that undermine wages and working conditions while others take the 'high road' to become globally competitive. Existing explanations — macroeconomic policy, human capital development, geography — are unable to account for this variation both across and within sectors. I address this variation by examining workshop-level responses to a government effort to develop and disseminate a lead-free glaze in the Mexican ceramics sector. Many producers have failed to adopt the glaze despite the fact that it promises to improve both their …

Students' Perceptions Of The Use Of Peer-To-Peer Esl Text Chat: An Introductory Study, Dale Arthur Garratt

Language, Literacy, and Sociocultural Studies ETDs

Thousands of international ESL students come to the United States every year to learn English for the purpose of matriculating into an American university. Teaching these diverse students can be a challenge for educators and despite the students significant investment of time and money, many of them are inadequately prepared for the demands of university work. Text chat has been studied by some scholars as a means of assisting ESL students to write more effectively. However, greater understanding is needed of the affective experiences and perceptions of students toward peer-to-peer ESL text chat. That is the thrust of this study, …

Efl To Esl: A Case Study Of University International English L2 Students In Transition, Michael W. Schwartz

Language, Literacy, and Sociocultural Studies ETDs

This is a case study of four international English L2 students transitioning from their home countries into the academic context of a US university. It investigates the intersections of identity and investment as English L2 students interact with English resources, and how proficiency may or may not mitigate the type and quality of access to English resources. Furthermore, the study proposes a learner as agent framework for understanding the processes of gaining access to English resources. Finally, the study argues that proficiency is a complex issue that needs to be analyzed and defined locally rather than globally and that decontextualized …

Conducting Women: Gender, Power,And Authority In The Rhetoric Of French And English Conduct Literature Of The Later Middle Ages, Marisa Sikes

English Language and Literature ETDs

Conduct and courtesy literature have a long history, its vernacular tradition extending back to the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. We are familiar with modern versions of this literature: Ann Landers advice column, women's magazines, and even modern books that tell us about etiquette. My dissertation examines English and French conduct literature of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries addressed to women. These texts build rhetorical authority in various ways. At one end of the spectrum of rhetorical authority there are texts that build credibility through charismatic and familial authority; on the other end there are those that build it through abstract …

Across Lands: Double Consciousness And Negotiating Identities In Early Chinese American Literature, 1847-1910s, Ying Xu

English Language and Literature ETDs

This dissertation analyzes the works of three early Chinese immigrant writers (Yung Wing, Yan Phou Lee, and Wong Chin Foo) and two mixed race writers (Edith Eaton and Winnifred Eaton) in late nineteenth-century and early twentieth-century North America in order to critique the formation of early Chinese American literature. Borrowing W. E. B. Du Boiss construct of double consciousness and Amy Ling's theory of between worlds, I argue that the complicated double consciousness exhibited in the works of these early immigrant writers demonstrates their across lands strategies of negotiating identities prior to and during the Exclusion Era (1882-1943). My formulation …

Students' Perceptions Of Faculty Involvement At A New Mexico Community College: An Exploratory Study, Marvin F. Lozano

Teacher Education, Educational Leadership & Policy ETDs

This exploratory study examines students perceptions of faculty involvement at a New Mexico community college and contributes to the existing literature and professional practice in post-secondary education. A web-based questionnaire was sent to 1,762 students resulting in a final analytic dataset of 136 respondents. The study provides evidence of the usefulness of Barnett's (2007, 2011) college experience questionnaire with a sample of students from a community college in New Mexico. Findings do not reflect a statistically significant relationship between students' demographic characteristics (age, gender, race/ethnicity, or socio-economic status) and their perceptions of faculty involvement. Findings, however, do reflect that there …

Finding Invention, Oskar Liivak

Cornell Law Faculty Publications

One of the biggest problems plaguing modern patent law is its inability to provide predictable and clear exclusive rights. We would improve clarity by simply following the patent statute and extending exclusion only to "the patented invention." That suggestion, as reasonable as it may sound, is actually quite radical to the dominant patent law orthodoxy. It is not even clear under the dominant patent law orthodoxy what it would mean to limit patent scope to the invention, but it is generally presumed that it must lead to unacceptably narrow patents. Thus, even if it provides clarity, the invention is thought …

Montana Kaimin, August 28, 2012, Students Of The University Of Montana, Missoula

Montana Kaimin, 1898-present

Student newspaper of the University of Montana, Missoula.

Maori Education: The Politics Of Reconciliation And Citizenship, John P. Hopkins

Catalyst: A Social Justice Forum

The meaning of citizenship for many Indigenous peoples has historically entailed assimilation into the nation-state through colonizing education policies and practices. Several democratic nation-states are now seeking reconciliation with Indigenous peoples and redefining the meaning of citizenship within their borders. Using recent multicultural education and the politics of reconciliation research, this paper examines the possibility of reconciliation between nation-states and Indigenous peoples, focusing on the Maori of New Zealand and their quest for full inclusion and citizen rights. The paper illustrates why the politics of reconciliation is viewed as necessary to construct a political partnership that fosters a new meaning …

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A Definition of Tragedy (Oscar Mandel) (Reviewed by Seymour M. Pitcher, Harpur College, State University of New York)

The Founding of English Metre (John Thompson) (Reviewed by John Hazel Smith, Marquette University)

Curt Sachs: The Wellsprings of Music (ed. Jaap Kunst) (Reviewed by William P. Malm, University of Michigan)

Surrealism: The Road to the Absolute (Anna Balakian) (Reviewed by Haskell M. Block, Brooklyn College of the City University of New York)

Swift and Anglican Rationalism: The Religious Background of "A Tale of a Tub" (Phillip Harth, Wayne State University) (Reviewed by Chester H. Cable)

Politics in the Poetry of Coleridge …

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Alms for Oblivion: Essays (Edward Dahlberg) (Reviewed by Walter E. Bezanson, Rutgers University)

Classical and Christian Ideas of World Harmony (Leo Spitzer) (Reviewed by Victor Lange, Princeton University)

The Courtly Maker: An Essay on the Poetry of Wyatt and His Contemporaries (Raymond Southall) (Reviewed by Donald L. Guss, Wayne State University)

Sir Thomas Wyatt and His Background (Patricia Thomson) (Reviewed by Donald L. Guss, Wayne State University)

William Dean Howells and Art in His Time (Clara Marburg Kirk) (Reviewed by Gordon S. Haight, Yale University)

Seurat and the Science of Painting (William Innes Homer) (Reviewed by Sadayoshi Omoto, Michigan State …

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Anthony Powell: A Quintet, Sextet and War (John Russell) (Reviewed by Robert K. Morris, The City College of the City of New York)

Dionysus and the City: Modernism in Twentieth-Century Poetry (Monroe K. Spears) (Reviewed by Glauco Cambon, University of Connecticut)

Speaking of Chaucer (E. Talbot Donaldson) (Reviewed by John A. Yunck, Michigan State University)

America's Heroes: The Changing Models of Success in American Magazines (Theodore P. Greene) (Reviewed by Milton R. Stern, University of Connecticut)

Three Novels by Flaubert: A Study of Techniques (R. J. Sherrington) (Reviewed by Fernande Bassan, Wayne State University)

The Created Self: The Reader's Role …

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Spenser's Anatomy of Heroism (Maurice Evans) (Reviewed by Jerome Mazzaro, State University of New York at Buffalo)

The Ordering of the Arts in Eighteenth-Century England (Lawrence Lipking) (Reviewed by Emmerson R. Marks, University of Massachusetts-Boston)

Joseph Stella (Irma B. Jaffe) (Reviewed by Martin Pops, State University of New York at Buffalo)

The Narrative Art of Charles Dickens: The Rhetoric of Sympathy and Irony in his Novels (Harvey Peter Sucksmith) (Reviewed by Michael Steig, Simon Fraser University)

On Modern German Literature (Paul Konrad Kurz) (Reviewed by Robert Spaethling, University of California, San Diego)

Poems Without Names: The English Lyric, 1200-1500 (Raymond …

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Spiritual Autobiography in Early America (Daniel B. Shea, Jr.) (Reviewed by William C. Spengemann, Claremont Graduate School)

The Veil of Allegory (Michael Murrin) (Reviewed by Jerome Mazzaro, State University of New York at Buffalo)

Icons of Justice (Jane Aptekar) (Reviewed by Jerome Mazzaro, State University of New York at Buffalo)

The Shadow of Heaven: Matter and Stance in Milton's Poetry (Jon S. Lawry) (Reviewed by Harry Rusche, Emory University)

Coleridge and Christian Doctrine (J. Robert Barth) (Reviewed by Robert Eberwein, Oakland University)

On Extended Wings: Wallace Stevens' Longer Poems (Helen Hennessy) (Reviewed by Jan Pinkerton, Ohio State University)

Norman Mailer: …

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The Gate of Darkness: Studies on the Leftist Literary Movement in China (Tsi-an Hsia) (Reviewed by Irving Lo, Indiana University)

Byron and the Dynamics of Metaphor (W. Paul Elledge) (Reviewed by Robert F. Gleckner, The University of California, Riverside)

Fiery Dust: Byron's Poetic Development (Jerome J. McGann) (Reviewed by Robert F. Gleckner, The University of California, Riverside)

The Pillar of the World: Antony and Cleopatra in Shakespeare's Development (Julian Markel) (Reviewed by Judd B. Arnold, Pennsylvania State University)

Shakespeare and the Outer Mystery (Robert H. West) (Reviewed by Judd B. Arnold, Pennsylvania State University)

Henry Fielding and The Language of …

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The World of Pope's Satires: An Introduction to the Epistles and Imitations of Horace (Peter Dixon) (Reviewed by Thomas R. Edwards, Rutgers University)

Syntax in English Poetry, 1870-1930 (William E. Baker) (Reviewed by J. R. Bennett, University of Arkansas)

The Surrealist Revolution in France (Herbert S. Gershman) (Reviewed by Martin Pops, State University of New York at Buffalo)

A Commentary on tbe Collected Poems of W. B. Yeats (A. Norman Jeffares) (Reviewed by R. H. Lass, University of Warwick)

Old English Poetry: Fifteen Essays (Robert P. Creed) (Reviewed by Rupert E. Palmer, Jr., Vanderbilt University)

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American Poets from the Puritans to the Present (Hyatt H. Waggoner) (Reviewed by Daniel Hoffman, University of Pennsylvania)

Gerard Manley Hopkins: The Poet as Victorian (Wendell Stacy Johnson) (Reviewed by John Pick, Marquette University)

Tragedy and Melodrama: Versions of Experience (Robert Bechtold Heilman) (Reviewed by Irving Ribner, State University of New York at Stony Brook)

The Lonely Labyrinth: Kierkegaard's Pseudonymous Works (Josiah Thompson) (Reviewed by Louis H. Mackey, The University of Texas at Austin)

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Chaucer and the Shape of Creation: The Aesthetic Possibilities of Inorganic Structure (Robert M. Jordan) (Reviewed by Bernard F. Huppé, The State University of New York at Binghamton)

The Poetry of Emily Dickinson (Ruth Miller) (Reviewed by David Porter, University of Massachusetts)

Blake's Humanism (John Beer) (Reviewed by Clyde Taylor, California State College, Long Beach)

John Ford and the Traditional Moral Order (Mark Stavig) (Reviewed by Donald K. Anderson, Jr., University of Missouri)

Hart Crane: An Introduction to the Poetry (Herbert A. Leibowitz) (Reviewed by Jerome Mazzaro, State University of New York at Buffalo)

Two Concepts of Allegory: A Study …

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The New Romantics: A Reappraisal of the New Criticism (Richard Foster) (Reviewed by Murray Krieger, University of Illinois)

The Intellectual Hero: Studies in the French Novel, 1880-1955 (Victor Brombert) (Reviewed by Germaine Brée, University of Wisconsin)

Some Graver Subject: An Essay on Paradise Lost (J. B. Broadbent) (Reviewed by Walter MacKellar, Queens College)

Radical Innocence: The Contemporary American Novel (Ihab Hassan) (Reviewed by William Wasserstrom, Syracuse University)

The Continuity of American Poetry (Roy Harvey Pearce) (Reviewed by Richard Beale Davis, The University of Tennessee)

The Tragedy of Arthur: A Study of the Alliterative "Morte Arthure" (William Matthews) (Reviewed by T. …