International Journal of English Language and Literature Studies
2012 - 2025
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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
Volume 13, issue 4, 2024
- The pedagogical effectiveness of the programmed learning of English tenses: A pedagogical experiment pp. 512-530

- Rishat Zhurkenovich Saurbayev, Fatima Turekhanovna Yerekhanova, Kairat Muhamedhafizovich Tekzhanov, Nurlan Ramazanovich Omarov and Urziya Jumabayevna Jaksimova
- A linguistic study of politeness in academic request emails sent by undergraduates to their professors in Jordan pp. 531-543

- Murad Al Kayed, Othman Al-Shboul, Wajed Al Ahmad and Raeda Ammari
- Unlocking pragmatic competence: The influence of intercultural communication on Thai learners during the study abroad program pp. 544-557

- Thongpanh Malivong and Apisak Sukying
- Chinese college EFL students’ perceptions towards online English listening comprehension assessments in the post-COVID era pp. 558-574

- Wenqiang Deng, Xichun Feng and Hongyuan Feng
Volume 13, issue 3, 2024
- Examining the effectiveness of employing CAI tools in English/Arabic consecutive interpreting class pp. 369-385

- Hajer Alaskar
- Escape from harem: A women-empowered novel of the Mughal harem pp. 386-394

- Mohana Kala Murugaiyan and Mani Mangai Mani
- Perception and attitude of Saudi EFL learners towards independent English language learning strategies pp. 395-407

- Majed Abu Dabeel
- The force behind illocutionary speech acts: Directive, commissive, expressive, and declarative pp. 408-420

- Abeer Al-Ghazo
- Exploring the attitudes of EFL university instructors and students toward utilizing ChatGPT for acquiring writing fluency and accuracy skills pp. 421-432

- Suhair Al-Alami
- Global perspective and willingness to communicate in the Saudi EFL context: A correlational study pp. 433-448

- Abdulaziz Al-Qahtani
- Using the Buana Online Course web-based mobile application to improve English for specific purpose engineering courses pp. 449-463

- Sani Suhardiman, Margana, Nur Hidayanto Pancoro Setyo Putro, Muhammad Hakiki and Radinal Fadli
- A discourse analysis of blind spots in Sinclair and Coulthard (1992) model of classroom discourse pp. 464-477

- Anana Mariam
- Black identity from the Afro-American and British African perspectives in selected novels by Toni Morrison and Caryl Phillips pp. 478-491

- Omnia Ibrahim Mohamed and Nowar Nizar Al-Ani
- Investigating users’ perspectives of using zoom for ELT: A teaching–learning lens pp. 492-511

- Baderaddin Yassin and Mohammed Abdulgalil Abugohar
Volume 13, issue 2, 2024
- Depicting areas of indigenous Australian women’s subjugation under imperialism: An indigenous feminist study of Jack Davis's No Sugar and Eva Johnson's Murras pp. 81-96

- Maha S Alanazi
- A pragmalinguistic study of the strategies in motivational discourse (Based on Mark Zuckerberg’s Harvard commencement speech) pp. 97-108

- Yelena Yerznkyan and Lusine Harutyunyan
- Discourse analysis: A reference approach to investigating a good speech script pp. 109-122

- Herman Herman, Nanda Saputra, Anita Sitanggang, Jumaria Sirait and Endang Fatmawati
- Analyzing the role of Facebook-based e-portfolio on motivation and performance in English as a second language learning pp. 123-138

- Zhuo Chen and Muhammad Ramzan
- Disambiguating ambiguity: A comparative analysis of lexical decision-making in native and non-native English speakers pp. 139-156

- Lana Kreishan, Renad Abbadi and Emad Al-Saidat
- The effectiveness of English literature reading in improving reading skills and reading comprehension pp. 157-172

- Niu Huijun and Rawian Rafizah
- Unearthing the art of storytelling: A closer look at Sir Arther Canon Doyle’s B24 pp. 173-187

- Zijun Shen, Mingting Zhao and Kamran Zaib
- A corpus-based analysis of Arab scholars’ use of interactional metadiscourse markers pp. 188-200

- Abdulaziz Bashir Sanosi and Abuelgasim Sabah Elsaid Mohammed
- The use of statistical methods in the system of monitoring the qualimetry of level language tests pp. 201-215

- Saurbayev Rishat Zhurkenovich, Omarov Nurlan Ramazanovich, Kairat Muhamedhafizovich Tekzhanov and Zhetpisbay Aliya Kozhamuratkyzy
- Intertextuality of selected Arabic and Western literary works pp. 216-226

- Imad Abedalkareem Ababneh
- The duality of cohesion and coherence in Ibn Zurayq's poem "Do Not Reproach Him" pp. 227-239

- Sateh Al-Thunebat, Thamer Ibrahim AL-Masarwah and Ismail Suliman Almazaidah
- Urdu fillers used by English teachers in ESL classrooms pp. 240-249

- Sarimah Shamsudin, Aisha Bhatti and Seriaznita Mat Said
- Challenges and strategies in teaching speaking skills to the rural engineering students: A case study pp. 250-269

- Sweta Kumari and Md. Mojibur Rahman
- An investigation of English speaking problems of Chinese EFL students in Thailand pp. 270-286

- Paiboon Manorom, Nalatpa Hunsapun and Wirapong Chansanam
- The silent scream of nature: Ecocide and environmental crisis in Ice Candy Man pp. 287-298

- Sumaira Mir and Mohd Nazri Latiff Azmi
- Language ideologies in metaphors: Exploring L2 Saudi students’ conceptualization of language mixing as a language practice pp. 299-316

- Najlaa Alharbi
- The residual effects of colonialism on transformation in Africa: A post-colonial study of Ayi Kwei Armah’s the Beautyful Ones are not yet Born pp. 317-324

- Malesela Edward Montle
- The influence of nonautonomous online collaborative writing on EFL learners pp. 325-341

- Khaled Besher Albesher
- Writing anxiety and self-regulation strategies among medical English students pp. 342-354

- Hongmei Cui, Bingqi Wang and Naginder Kaur
- Investigating the effectiveness of deductive vs. Inductive instructional approaches on learning modifiers to enhance descriptive writing skills pp. 355-368

- Anniejemijonafer and Anil Premraj
Volume 13, issue 1, 2024
- The western image of Arabs in Ahdaf Soueif’s the map of love and Fadia Faqir’s My Name is Salma pp. 1-9

- Nasaybah Walid Awajan and Malek Jamal Zuraikat
- Using blended learning to teach writing to Saudi EFL university students during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 10-25

- Rafik Mohamed
- Exploring instrumental and integrative motivation in ESL learners of primary schools in Abu Dhabi, UAE pp. 26-39

- Suzan Alabedi, Farah Al Abidi, Khaleel Alarabi, Najeh Rajeh Alsalhi and Nagaletchimee Annamalai
- Discourse and language of war: A comparison of the linguistic and rhetorical strategies employed in Russian, United States, and Ukrainian presidential speeches pp. 40-60

- Renad Abbadi, Lana Kreishan and Emad M Al-Saidat
- Examining the influence of a flipped classroom approach on the grammar performance of EFL learners: An empirical investigation pp. 61-80

- Yasamiyan Alolaywi and Shatha Alkhalaf
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