Almost twenty five years after the decline of apartheid the construction of a unified non-racial nation out of the historically-based cultural and institutional divisions that still beset it remains South Africa’s key ...

Abstract This is a comparative study on literary translation which aims at describing differences and similarities between English and Arabic with reference to literary translation. It focuses on areas of difficulty in ...

This project is devoted to the exploration of a contemporary philosophical concept – the human self, and by combining literary criticism with philosophical anthropology aims at rediscovering such selves in mystical writings. ...

Robert Ervin Howard, mimo iż pożegnał się z życiem w wieku lat trzydziestu, zdołał na stałe wpisać się w annały literatury. Mając w swym dorobku ponad trzysta opowiadań i około siedmiuset wierszy, autor ten znany jest ...

Moja praca doktorska pt. “The Creative Role of Parody in Eighteenth-Century English Literature (Alexander Pope, John Gay, Henry Fielding, Laurence Sterne)” skupia się na omówieniu doniosłej, twórczej roli parodii w literaturze ...

The purpose of the dissertation is to develop and analyse a culture module which could be implemented in ESP programmes at tertiary-level military academies in Poland. By enriching the teaching process, giving meaningful ...

According to the Council of the European Union, [t]he qualifications, competences and commitment of teachers, school leaders and teacher educators are important factors in achieving high-quality educational outcomes” ...

This dissertation discusses the Father Brown detective stories by G. K. Chesterton, which, conveying moral and philosophical reflection, far exceed the issues that might be attributed to them as the texts belonging to ...

The aims of this dissertation are: firstly, to examine indirect impoliteness in real-life data, and secondly, to test the most crucial and influential impoliteness models when compared with the results of the data analysis. ...

The dissertation compares the usefulness of Jean Baudrillard's theories on simulations for the study of detective fiction with an approach based on embodied cognition as proposed by George Lakoff and Mark Johnson. Reader ...