Arts and Social Studies Research Vol. 3
Synopsis
This book covers all areas of arts and social studies. The contributions by the authors include multiple intelligences, human intelligence, technology, information technology, information network, cognitive processes, learning, school learning, subalternity, feminist critical discourse analysis, power structure, female identity, comprehension, drawbacks, internalization, parrot learning, memorization, EFL learners, idiom learning, online materials, adult learning, child learning, the discourses, reason of power, Immigrants, World War I, apocalypse, Geopark, UNESCO, geological heritage, sustainable development, international and regional comparison, journalists, local government, administration, management, transparency, enhancement strategies, peace, political leaders, development, alliteration, imagery, metaphor, sound patterning, stress patterning etc. This book contains various materials suitable for students, researchers and academicians in the field of arts and social studies.
Chapters
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Chapter 1Leading Edge Online Classroom Practices: Influenced by the Global COVID Pandemic
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Chapter 2Learning and New Information and Communication Technologies: Uses in School, Knowledge Production and Brazilian Pedagogical Practices
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Chapter 3A General Discussion on Feminist Critical Discourse Analysis of Qaisra Shahraz’s The Holy Woman in the Backdrop of Subalternity
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Chapter 4An Evaluative Study of Memorization as a Strategy for Learning English: A Scientific Approach
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Chapter 5CALL, Online Materials, Learning English Idioms and Motivation
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Chapter 6Similarities and Differences between Adult and Child Learners as Participants in the Natural Learning Process: Scientific Approach
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Chapter 7Understanding the Reason of State in the Philosophical Works of Niccolo Machiavelli
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Chapter 8Vicente Blasco Ibañez: The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, the Civil War of Europeans as a Cultural Struggle and the First Worldwide Plague
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Chapter 9A Study on the Influence of Modifications to International Programs in a Region – Focusing on the UNESCO Global Geopark Program in International and Japanese Contexts
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Chapter 10The Report of a Comparative Analysis of Nutrition Science Coverage by Popular Indian Daily Newspapers
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Chapter 11A Critical Study on Transparency Enhancement in Tanzania: A Focus on Local Government Administration in Mbeya District
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Chapter 12Emphasizing Tanzania Development Bailout: A Focus on Improving Agricultural Production
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Chapter 13Studies on the Role of Political Leaders in Enhancing Peace and Tranquility
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Chapter 14Research on the Competency of the Post Graduate Teachers in Appreciating English Poetry