Volume 4, Number 7, July 2014

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REGULAR PAPERS

Correlations among Perceived Autonomy Support, Intrinsic Motivation, and Learning Outcomes in an Intensive Foreign Language Program

Erin N. O¡¯Reilly

 

Mediating Cultures between and among Arabic Teachers

Meriem Bousaidi Bacha and Marjorie Hall Haley

 

Umbilical Accord and Symbiosis between Man and the Environment: A Stylistic Analysis of Selected Poems of Joe Ushie¡¯s Hill Songs and Unimna Angrey¡¯s Drought (Ubuang)

Godwin Oko Ushie and Idaevbor Bello

 

Ranking of Causes of Failure to Infer Implicature in TOEFL-like Based on Gender

Arifuddin Arifuddin

 

Integrating Local Literature in Teaching English to First Graders under K-12 Curriculum

Lota O. Florentino

 

Effect of Pragmatic Awareness on Comprehension and Production of Conventional Expressions

Vahid Rafieyan, Maryam Sharafi-Nejad, and Lin Siew Eng

 

The Phasehood Analysis of Chinese Nominal Phrases and NP Ellipsis

Cunying Fan

 

A Comparative Study of English and Chinese Passives from the Perspective of Figure-ground Theory

Bo Li

 

The Contemporary Landscape of Arabic Translation: A Postcolonial Perspective

Halla A. Shureteh

 

Effect of Task-induced Online Learning Behavior on Incidental Vocabulary Acquisition by Chinese Learners¡ªRevisiting Involvement Load Hypothesis

Jiehui Li

 

On the Translation of Subtitles from the Perspective of Cultural Dimensions

Xuedong Shi

 

Active and Passive Voice Constructions by Indonesian Student Writers

Nurenzia Yannuar, Ida Ayu Shitadevi, Yazid Basthomi, and Utami Widiati

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Web-based Autonomous Learning in the Chinese EFL Setting

Qiyuan Shen

 

A Multimodal Analysis of Image-text Relations in Picture Books

Shuxuan Wu

 

Acquisition of Wh-questions in English by Persian Monolinguals and Iranian Arab Bilinguals

Marzieh Galbat and Roohollah Maleki

 

A Case Study of the Relationship between Seniors¡¯ EFL Attitudes and Their Employment Intentions

Daoshan Ma

 

The Professional Development of the Foreign Language Teachers and the Professional Foreign Language Teaching Practice

You Lv

 

Aestheticism versus Realism? Narcissistic Mania of the Unheeded Soul in Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray

Ali Taghizadeh and Mojtaba Jeihouni

 

An Analysis of the Disillusioned American Dream in Gish Jen¡¯s Typical American

Minglan Zhang

 

Reflections on the Development of the College English Teachers in the Age of Curriculum Reform

Qian Li

 

The Comparative Effect of Teaching Spelling through Mnemonics and Phonics on EFL Learners¡¯ Vocabulary Achievement and Retention

Mona Khabiri and Roqayeh Rezagholizadeh

 

Schema Theory and the Teaching of College English News Listening

Qun Li

 

The Application of Schema Theory in Teaching College English Writing

Fushan Sun

 

Pathological Interaction in Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

Samira Sasani

 

Cultivating Intercultural Communication Competence through Culture Teaching

Jiao Xue

 

Fuzzy Language Translation in the Scenery Depiction¡ªWith Special Reference to Zhang Guruo¡¯s Translation of The Return of the Native

Yunli Zhao

 

Chaos/Complexity Theory in Language Learning: An Ideological Look

Nima Shakouri, Morteza Teimourtash, and Mojtaba Teimourtash

 

On Establishing the Writer¡¯s Credibility in Persuasive Writing

Yuru Shen

 

An Interpretation of the Natural Scenes in Sons and Lovers

Hongzhi Wu

 

The Relationship between Implicit and Explicit Knowledge and Second Language Proficiency

Bahareh Esteki

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