‘And Death Shall Have Dominion’: Failure Of Theatre Of Catastrophe In Howard Barker’s
Describing an alternative history through a historiographic metadrama, Howard Barker’s Brutopia (1989) offers a bleak and unrelenting view of human nature. Through its portrayal of a society ruled Read More »
The Underlying Reasons For The Deletion Of The Genitive Case Or Person Agreement Marker In Some
This study investigates a morphological change in Turkish rendering itself in the form of omission of genitive case in some words for various reasons. The progression of this change is so gradual Read More »
Israeli – Ukrainian Virtual Exchange Projects To Promote Intercultural Communicative Competences
International virtual exchange (VE), or telecollaboration, as a form of online foreign language learning involves interaction and collaboration with partners from geographically distant locations, Read More »
Author: Natalia NİSANOĞLU, Elana SPECTOR-COHEN, Iryna BUDZ
Contributor: eb™ Research Team
The Relationship Between EFL Teachers’ Beliefs And Agency For Social Justice At Secondary Schools
The main purpose of this study was to investigate EFL teachers’ beliefs and agency for social justice in classes with marginalized groups of students. The secondary aim was to find out possible Read More »
An Outrage Against Victorian Governess Novel
Jane Eyre is a novel by Charlotte Bronte which was published in 1847 during the Victoria’s era which challenges all the traditional notions of governess in Victorian literature. In patriotic Read More »
