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Rabiah Rustam, M.S., Ph.D. Candidate
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Mahendran Maniam, Ph.D. (ESL)
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- Technique as
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Raji Narasimhan, M.A.
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- The Literary Value
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...
R. Jayasurya, Ph.D.
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M. Jayamala, Ph.D.
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R. Jeyasurya, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
- A Study of Auxiliaries
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- History of Growth
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...
Hemalatha, M.A., M.Phil.
- Language of Mass Media:
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... K. Parameswaran, Ph.D.
- Form and Function
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...
Kandala Srinivasacharya, Ph.D.
- Status Marking
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... P. Perumalsamy, Ph.D.
- LANGUAGE AND POWER
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- Onomatopoeia in Tamil
...
V. Gnanasundaram, Ph.D.
- Linguistics
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and C. Sivakumar, Ph.D. (Editors)
- Translation:
New Dimensions ...
C. Shunmugom, Ph.D., and C. Sivashanmugam, Ph.D., Editors
- Language of
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M. N. Leelavathi, Ph.D.
- Cooperative Learning
Incorporating Computer-Mediated Communication: Participation, Perceptions,
and Learning Outcomes in a Deaf Education Classroom ...
Michelle Pandian, M.S.
- The Effects of
Age on the Ability to Learn English As a Second Language
... Mariam Dadabhai, B.A. Hons.
- A STUDY OF THE
SKILLS OF READING COMPREHENSION IN ENGLISH DEVELOPED BY STUDENTS OF
STANDARD IX IN THE SCHOOLS IN TUTICORIN DISTRICT, TAMILNADU
...
A. Joycilin Shermila, Ph.D.
- A Socio-Pragmatic
Comparative Study of Ostensible Invitations in English and Farsi
...
Mohammad Ali Salmani-Nodoushan, Ph.D.
- TEXT FAMILIARITY, READING
TASKS, AND ESP TEST PERFORMANCE: A STUDY ON IRANIAN LEP AND NON-LEP
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS - A DOCTORAL DISSERTATION ...
Mohammad Ali Salmani-Nodoushan, Ph.D.
- A STUDY ON THE LEARNING
PROCESS OF ENGLISH
BY HIGHER SECONDARY STUDENTS
WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO DHARMAPURI DISTRICT IN TAMILNADU
K. Chidambaram, Ph.D.
- SPEAKING STRATEGIES TO OVERCOME
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- THE PROBLEMS IN LEARNING
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Chandra Bose, Ph.D. Candidate
- THE ROLE
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...
Martha Louise Low, Ph.D.
- SANSKRIT
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S. Aparna, M.Sc.
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Kamrul Hasan, Ph.D.
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M. S. Thirumalai, Ph.D.
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M. S. Thirumalai, Ph.D.
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...
B. Mallikarjun, Ph.D.
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V. Geethakumary, Ph.D.
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Sandhya Nayak, Ph.D.
- An Introduction to TESOL:
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages ...
M. S. Thirumalai, Ph.D.
- Transformation of
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...
B. A. Sharada, Ph.D.
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- Verbal Communication with CP
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Ranjit Singh Rangila, M. S. Thirumalai,
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- The Impact of Teachers’ Beliefs on L2 Grammar Teaching ...
Nayyer Hassan, M.A. TESOL, M.S. TESOL
- Bhagat Unfolds Multicultural Realities through 2 States ...
Arvind Jadhav, M.A. (Eng.), NET, M.A. (Ling.), Ph.D. Scholar
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Dr. R. Santha & Mrs. C. Athena, M.Sc., M.Phil., MBA
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- Does Plain English Matter? ...
Pradeep Kumar Debata, Ph.D.
- A Stylistic Analysis of English Newspapers of Assam with
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...
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- Avowal to Aspersion -
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Select Indian English Novels ... Jagpal Kaushik, M.A. (English)
- Integrating Accuracy and Fluency in Communicating Language Teaching ...
Dr. T. Karunakaran
- Status of Corpus Linguistics in India ...
B. A. Mahalakshmi Prasad, M.A.
K. S. Prema, Ph.D.
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- Synchronization of Noir and Hardboiled Concepts in Twentieth Century Crime Fiction ...
Dr. J. John Sunil Manoah
- Influence of Stress Pattern of Native Language on Non-Native Language:
A Comparative Study between Tone and Non-Tone Language Speakers ...
Narasimhan. S.V., M.Sc. (Speech & Hearing)
Thingom Medamni Devi, Internship (B.Sc. Speech & Hearing)
Kiran Roy, Internship (B.Sc. Speech & Hearing)
- Marginalization of Gays:
A Study of Dattani’s On a Muggy Night in Mumbai ... S. Mercy Leethiyal, M.A., Ph.D. Research Scholar
Dr. Mrs. N. Velmani, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
- Phonological and Grammatical Word as a Linguistic Phenomenon ...
Mohsin Khan, Ph.D. Research Scholar
- Things Fall Apart as a Postcolonial Text -
An Assertion of African Culture ... Rahul Singh, M.A., NET
- Mother-Tongue Interference on English Language Pronunciation of Senior Primary School Pupils in Nigeria:
Implications for Pedagogy ... Judith Makse Patrick, Ph.D. Scholar, M.Ed. English Education
Professor Mingcai Sui, Ph.D.
Banenat Didam, B.Ed. Technology, M.A. Student
Theresa Stephen Gyang, M.Ed Administration and Planning, Ph.D. Scholar
- Identity of Meiteilon Segmental Phonemes ...
Dr. Irom Robindro Singh, Ph.D.
- Masculinizing Radha:
The Politics of Representation in Chandupottu ... Roshni Prabhakaran, M.A. and Nithya Thomas Poovathingal
- Processing of Frequent versus Infrequent Words in Neuro-typicals and
Persons with Broca’s Aphasia - ERP Study ... Lagishetti Sampath Kumar, Ph.D. Candidate Dr. S. P. Goswami, Ph.D. (Speech & Hearing)
- Development of Syntax Comprehension Test in Hindi Language for Persons with Aphasia ...
Santosh Kumar, Ph.D. Scholar
S. P. Goswami, Ph.D.
- Love as the Subject Matter in the Poetry of Nissim Ezekiel ...
Dr. Seema Dalal, M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D.
- As Funny As Neologisms: A Case of ‘Friends’ TV Series ...
Mohsin Khan, Ph.D. Research ScholarReza Jelveh, M.A. University of Isfahan, Iran
- In Love and Trouble
Alice Walker’s Green Setting and Green Platform ... Shubhanku Kochar, M.A. Eng., M.Phil., Ph.D. Scholar
- The Law as Tyrannical Mystery in Kafka’s The Trial ...
Sujata Rana, Ph.D. and Pooja Dhankar
- Sociology of Education: Culture of School ...
Rifat Saba, M.A. English Literature Huma Baqir, M.A. English Literature and Language
- Nations of the Soul and Vision of Darkness: A Reading of the Poems of Sujata Bhatt ...
Dr. G. Baskaran and P. Indu
- An Observational Study of Poetry Teaching to Tamil Medium High School Students ...
S. Vanitha Devi, M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D. Scholar in English
- Naipaul’s Vision ...
Shehla Ali, M.A. (English), M.A. (Eco.), NET and Alka Gopal, Ph.D.
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Mrs. K. Nagamani, M.A., Ph.D. Research Scholar (English)
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- Language in India www.languageinindia.com is an inter-disciplinary online monthly journal. So, we also seek to publish materials on all aspects of society and culture, research from adjacent sciences and related issues from around the world.
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GUIDELINES FOR THE SUBMISSION OF ARTICLES IN MAJOR INDIAN LANGUAGES
- Language in India www.languageinindia.com publishes articles in major Indian languages. These articles in Indian languages will be published in the PDF format for easy accessibility.
- For further guidelines or clarification, please contact the Managing Editor: M. S. Thirumalai, Ph.D. via e-mail languageinindiaUSA@gmail.com.
- Authors of articles using Indian scripts are advised to send their articles also in the PDF format (in addition to the Word copy) to languageinindiaUSA@gmail.com.
Language In India is a monthly online journal devoted not only to the study of the languages spoken in the Indian sub-continent, but also to the study of society (history, sociology, politics, economics, etc.) in general around the world. We wish to present the scholarly research findings on the society and related subjects including study of languages in popular language. Our focus is on language use in mass media, education and administration, speech and hearing, sociolinguistic and political aspects relating to these languages and the society in the Indian subcontinent and elsewhere. We wish to present the linguistic descriptions, interdisciplinary research, and current issues of importance relating to Indian languages. Following the age-old tradition of Indian scholarship, the pages of this journal are open to scholarly articles on any language and society. We believe in co-operation and mutual help to foster amity between all peoples and their languages. This online journal publishes not only articles, but also book-length reports and studies. We want to be a blessing to Indian and other languages, praying for "strength for today and bright hope for tomorrow." We sincerely believe that every language deserves our whole-hearted support for growth and that every one can find its place in a mosaic of unity and understanding, serving each other and singing the glory of God.
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