International Journal of English Language and Literature Studies
2012 - 2026
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Volume 15, issue 1, 2026
- Motivation and communication in ESL classrooms: A quantitative study based on Maslow’s needs and Grice’s Maxims pp. 1-12

- Prerna Srivastava, Bhawana Sharma, Monika Khatri, Gaurav Malpani and Muktak Vyas
- Innovative ICT pedagogy for English language teaching by trainees in Andaman & Nicobar Islands pp. 13-28

- Neeta Chandra and R Vaijayanthi
- The interliterary reception of the Arabian Nights in O. Henry’s selected short stories pp. 29-39

- Nasra Ihmaid Jadwe, Majeed U Jadwe and Shaima Jabbar Ali
- Ann Radcliffean gothic heroine: Negotiating female agency through spatial constraint from eighteenth-century literature to contemporary media pp. 40-52

- Kun Hu and Yuancheng Zhong
- Beyond the feminine stereotypes: Tracing societal class barriers in Jojo Moyes' Me Before You pp. 53-66

- Majed Alenezi, Ayman Elhalafway, Mohammed Abou Adel, Menna el-Zamzamy and Samir Khalifa
- Pedagogical translanguaging in multilingual writing: Eradicating monolingual ideologies and developing critical language awareness pp. 67-82

- Md Nesar Uddin and Mahmuda Sharmin
- Hydrocolonial currents: Water, migration, and climate allegory in Amitav Ghosh’s Gun Island pp. 83-97

- Mohammad Rahmatullah and Muhammad Tofazzel Hossain
- Construction and validation of an English language teachers' feedback practices scale in Chinese primary schools pp. 98-114

- Xiang Na, Huang Xiaozhen, Priyadarshini Muthukrishnan, Loo Fung Lan and Wazim Rafeek Sharif
- An investigation of cultural values and their impact on rhetorical use of pronouns and determiners in EFL essays pp. 115-125

- Andrew Schenck
- The impact of AI-driven features of social media platforms on collaborative English language learning: An applied linguistics perspective pp. 126-141

- Aby John
- Historicizing the personal: A new historicist reading of Rohinton Mistry’s such a long journey pp. 142-154

- Pramod Kumar Ps and Vishwanatha Vishwanatha
- Peer assessment in English argumentative writing: Module development and its impact on writing proficiency and self-efficacy of Chinese college EFL learners pp. 155-171

- Lei Zhang, Samah Ali Mohsen Mofreh and Sultan Salem
- Bernardine Evaristo’s the Emperor’s Babe as a liberal feminist manifesto in a postmodern context pp. 172-187

- Rajapandi Murugan, Hariharasudan Anandhan and Tamilmani Kulamangalam Thiyagarajan
- From silent listeners to confident speakers: Strategies for promoting oral fluency in EFL settings pp. 188-199

- Aayesha Sagir Khan, Ameera Ali Alkohli, Ismail Mohamed Hamid Rushwan, Mohsin Raza Khan and Mohammad A. Tashtoush
- Political consciousness and feminist interpretations of social events in Isabel Allende’s Violeta and the house of the spirits pp. 200-215

- Lincy Kiruba Selvaraj, Ram Kumar Emaraj Vairamuthu and Newbegin Suganthamani
Volume 14, issue 4, 2025
- Psychological state and support needs in promoting the well-being of English as second language students pp. 409-424

- Dwi Poedjiastutie, Wildan Zarief, Muhammad Salis Yuniardi and Fadhiil Rifki Rifaldi
- Innovating the English language curriculum to enhance career readiness in Vietnamese higher education pp. 425-438

- Doan Thi Hue Dung, Nguyen Nhat Quang, Bui Thi Thuc Quyen and Nguyen Nhu Tung
- Learner autonomy in the Jordanian EFL context: Constraints, culture, and classroom realities pp. 439-459

- Fatima Abdul Kareem Salman and Ruba Fahmi Bataineh
- Negotiating identities: How successful Malaysian ESL learners shape their language learning experiences pp. 460-472

- Chan Siang Jack, Nik Nur Athirah Binti Nik Mohd Arif, Mohd Haniff bin Mohd Tahir, Farah Nacthiar Binti Mohd Khaja and Muhamad Lothfi Bin Zamri
- Anxiety in second language learning among Jordanian university students: A psycholinguistic perspective pp. 473-483

- Abdallah Hammad Al-Hammaideh and Bashar Almaani
- Polyphonic resistance: Voices of rebellion in Margaret Atwood’s the testaments pp. 484-494

- Faiz Algobaei, Ayman Ibrahim Elhalafawy, Elham Alzain and Ali Saleh Alshebami
- Perceptions, readiness, and challenges of blended learning: Evidence from micro-teaching courses in Indonesian higher education pp. 495-509

- Ni Wayan Krismayani and Sebastianus Menggo
- Between two worlds: The identity dilemma and paradox of assimilation in The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith pp. 510-522

- Liu Pengkang, Norhanim Abdul Samat and Faraha Hamidi
- Bridging the gap: A critical needs analysis of ESP for industrial engineering students' professional communication competence in Indonesian higher education pp. 523-539

- Alviaderi Novianti, Nur Hidayanto Pancoro Setyo Putro, Novandy Adhitya, Retno Wiyati and Sani Suhardiman
- Code-meshing in clinical settings: The dynamic nature of professional medical discourse pp. 540-555

- Awad Alshehri
- Echoes of conflict: Psychological fragmentation and trauma in American Tet and my blood is stations and shade pp. 556-565

- Najih Mohammed Selman, Ahmed Ghazi Mohaisen and Yousif Ismael Adwan
- The role of audiobooks in developing English listening proficiency: A study of undergraduate learner in Tamil Nadu pp. 566-578

- J. Charles Arockiasamy, Mohammed Shamsul Hoque, Sangeeth Kumar A, J. Sathish Kumar and Rupesh Kotte
Volume 14, issue 3, 2025
- She who remembers: Gendered trauma as survival and resistance in Scholastique Mukasonga’s writing pp. 192-206

- P Gowsalya and C Jothi
- A psychological study of traumatic effects of war on female characters in Kazuo Ishiguro’s A Pale View of Hills pp. 207-221

- Arwa Abdullah Alhozaimi
- Breaking boundaries: Fugard’s Blood Knot and the dynamics of deterritorialization pp. 222-235

- Met’eb Ali Alnwairan, Menia Mohammad Almenia, Dania Meryan and Hamzeh Ahmad Al-Jarrah
- Interactional pragmatic strategies in a Thai university English language classroom pp. 236-253

- Pikul Kulsawang and Eric Agrie Ambele
- English glossophobia among private university apprentices of Bangladesh: A comparative study and sustainable recommendations pp. 254-266

- Mithila Afrin and Mainul Islam
- Unpacking colonial legacy and identity in Our Sister Killjoy: A critical exploration of postcolonial perspectives and cultural resistance pp. 267-275

- Ameen Zuhair Al-Khamaiseh and Mahmoud Ali Al-Sobh
- Generational shifts in bilingual communication: A comparative study of English-Arabic code-mixing in Saudi Arabia pp. 276-288

- Yumna Ali Alshehrib and Safaa Mahmoud Abdelhalim
- EFL learners' perceptions on picture-based writing and its influence on their writing performance pp. 289-306

- Yasir Raja Alenazi
- Trans-corporeally entangled black body: Nnedi Okorafor's Africanfuturistic speculative fiction Binti Novella Trilogy pp. 307-322

- Nekha Fathima Sulficar
- Issues regarding the approaches used in evaluating the validity and reliability of language assessments pp. 323-335

- Rishat Saurbayev, Fatima Yerekhanova, Zhanarsyn Kapenova, Arzu Gurbanova and Zukhra Zubairayeva
- Healing across borders: Reclaiming indigenous medicinal knowledge in Mamang Dai’s The Black Hill through ecofeminist and postcolonial lenses pp. 336-351

- Priyanka Gurjar and Rabindra Kumar Verma
- Grammatical precision in early and late Russian English bilinguals: Focusing on past simple and present perfect pp. 352-365

- Tatyana Anatolyevna Zhukova, Svetlana Yurievna Dronova, Ekaterina Vladislavovna Zvereva, Natalia Vladimirovna Chernyishkova and Elizaveta Aleksandrovna Shaburova
- Affective ecology and the emotional archive of climate collapse in Lord Byron’s Darkness pp. 366-377

- Hariz Aftab, Rekha Bhardwaj and Danish Iqbal Thukar
- From abjection to hyperreality: Rethinking modern malaise in Eliot’s The Waste Land and “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” pp. 378-389

- Muhammad Tofazzel Hossain, Jannatul Ayesha Siddiquea and Mohammad Rahmatullah
- English consonant pronunciation accuracy among Arabic speakers: Impact of learning onset age and educational context pp. 390-408

- Aeshah Sultan Alkhaldi and Hissah Mohammed Alruwaili
Volume 14, issue 2, 2025
- Shakespeare’s proverbial expressions of adversity: A significant communication style pp. 72-85

- Arnest Kharmawlong, V.M. Berlin Grace, Abisha A. P, Shiny Karunya T and D. David Wilson
- Investigating the key factors behind English - speaking anxiety among Iraqi and Yemeni college students and the role of AI in mitigation pp. 86-95

- Shameem Ahmed Banani
- A critical discourse analysis of gender representation in the Saudi EFL context: A case study of four EFL textbooks pp. 96-114

- Mansour Altamimi
- Exploring the views of Pakistani ESL teachers about differentiated instruction in English language teaching pp. 115-122

- Hafiza Sana Mansoor, Bambang Sumardjoko, Anam Sutopo, Harun Joko Prayitno and Abdul Bari Khan
- Living on the margin: A critical study of Batool Al-Khudairi’s absence through the lens of Amartya Sen’s economic theory pp. 123-133

- Islam F Abdulsahib, Zeyad Kadhim Jebur, Haydar Jabr Koban and Javier Martin Parraga
- Metaphor comprehension in AI and humans: Insights from English language learners and Alexa’s NLP capabilities pp. 134-149

- Esraa Hantouleh, Abdel Rahman Mitib Altakhaineh and Kosay Moneer Alshewiter
- Integrating students’ peer feedback strategy into the EFL writing classes: Practices and orientations pp. 150-165

- Badr Allehyani
- Rethinking digitally mediated reading assessment practices: An investigation into the Vietnamese undergraduates’ attitudes pp. 166-191

- Dang Lam Ngoc Dieu and Chong Su Li
Volume 14, issue 1, 2025
- Revolutionizing language learning through ChatGPT: An analysis of English language learners pp. 1-16

- Bilal Zakarneh, Nagaletchimee Annamalai, Nidal Al Said and Fahad Aljabr
- Effectiveness and moderating factors of computer-mediated feedback in L2 writing: A meta-analysis pp. 17-30

- Shinjae Park
- Defying the traditional stages of trauma healing in David Lindsay-Abaire’s Rabbit Hole and David auburn’s proof: A deconstructive analysis pp. 31-41

- Lujain Alharbi, Rawdhah Alnafie and Amani Alghamdi
- Translanguaging practices in adult ESL classrooms: Fostering investment in language learning and identity construction pp. 42-56

- Mahmuda Sharmin
- Exploring the posthuman condition: Utopian and dystopian perspectives in Simpson's trans-human pp. 57-71

- Salah Mahdi Jabbar Al-Sowadi, Zahra Jannessari Ladani and Pyeaam Abbasi
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