Original Peer Review Articles

• THE DISTRIBUTION OF NEGATION MARKERS IN THE LAMNSO LANGUAGE

  Karl, G. , Patrick S

  This paper investigates the syntactic presentation and distribution of negative markers in the Bantu
  language of Lamnso, with a focus on the negation particles yo' and la'. Using the Principles and Parameters
  Theory and analyzing the Lamnso tense system, the study reveals that yo'

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• ACHIEVING NECESSARY SOCIAL CHANGE: THE IMPORTANCE OF GREATER VISIBILITY FOR #BLACKONCAMPUS AND SIMILAR MOVEMENTS ON SOCIAL MEDIA

  Goodwin J., Jasper J. M

  This study examines the marginalization of the Black identity at predominantly white college
  campuses through the analysis of Twitter messages related to the #BlackOnCampus movement that emerged
  in 2015. Using qualitative research and textual analysis, the study identifies two primary

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• THE IMPACT OF WHATSAPP ON LANGUAGE USE AND COMMUNICATION IN JORDAN

  Ramsis, N.

  This study explores the impact of WhatsApp on communication and language use among people in
  Jordan. Data was collected through questionnaires and semi-structured interviews conducted with
  educationalists and fathers from the local society. The study analyzed the nature and frequency of

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• THE CULTURAL IMPACT OF MORE THAN A GAME: A DOCUMENTARY ABOUT LIFE, LEBRON, BASKETBALL, AND MUCH MORE

  Alexander, M.

  This article analyzes the cultural impact of the documentary film "More Than a Game" on African
  American communities. The film showcases the life of LeBron James and his teammates during their high
  school years in Akron, Ohio, highlighting the significance of community, race, and class

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• THE CENTRALITY OF LANGUAGE IN THE GLOBAL ERA OF TRANSLATION

  Johansson, S.

  This paper delves into the impact of globalization on contemporary translation in light of the rise
  of e-commerce and localization, automation, the prominence of supranational organizations, and time
  constraints, with emphasis on the centrality and marginalization of certain languages.

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