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Armenian Folia Anglistika (2026)
ISSN 1829-2429 · Yerevan State University · 636 artikel di indeks
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LEGAL ENGLISH: LEXICAL COMPETENCE AND CURRICULUM DESIGN
This paper examines both linguistic and pedagogical aspects of legal vocabulary instruction in English for Law courses. The research examines legal language through its formal, precise, and culturally specific nature by studying vocabulary classification, polysemy, synonymy, and lexical field…
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CULTURAL CAPITAL, STUDY HABITS, AND EARLY ENGLISH ACHIEVEMENT: EVIDENCE FROM ALGERIAN PRIMARY SCHOOLS
This study investigates how cultural capital and study habits influence fifth-year primary school pupils’ performance in English as a Foreign Language (EFL) in El-Kantara, Algeria. Drawing on Bourdieu’s theory of cultural capital, we employed an explanatory mixed-methods design combining structural…
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STUDENTS' REFLECTIONS ON ORAL PRESENTATIONS IN AN ENGLISH AS A LINGUA FRANCA CONTEXT: A CASE STUDY
Mastering verbal communication is a key component of any academic and professional setting. However, oracy instruction can be considered a neglected aspect in students’ curricula, assuming perhaps that this skill does not need to be taught and can, instead, be acquired spontaneously along the…
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EMI TEACHERS AND AI: A TAM PERSPECTIVE
This study aims to investigate and analyze the perceptions and the attitudes of English as a Medium of Instruction (EMI) teachers regarding the integration of AI technologies. In the context of language teaching, AI has gained increased attention among researchers; yet, the perspectives of…
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THE INTEGRATION OF MONDLY VR IN CHINESE EFL CLASSROOMS: A CASE STUDY
The emergence of Virtual Reality (VR) has drastically altered the overall layout of language education. VR-powered technology enables language learners to practice their speaking skills in real-life, stress-free, and interactive conversational scenarios, which conventional teaching methods fail to…
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AI-ASSISTED DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION AND EFL WRITING MOTIVATION: A CORRELATIONAL STUDY
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) for learning personalization has emerged as an approach to address diverse learner needs. This quantitative correlational study examined the relationship between the perceived value of AI-assisted differentiated instruction and task motivation…
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POWER WORDS AS IMPORTANT MEANS OF CONSTRUCTING OR DECONSTRUCTING LANGUAGE
Language plays a great role in how people perceive the world. It is first of all a means of forming ideas that manifest themselves in speech. Words used in a language have an immeasurable power. They have the power to inspire, motivate or persuade people on one hand and evoke emotions and shape…
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SYNTACTIC FEATURES OF ENGLISH PROVERBS: A STYLISTIC AND STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS
The study investigates the syntactic structures and stylistic features of English proverbs with a focus on their structural peculiarities and rhetorical functions. Proverbs, as a form of folkloric expression, incorporate collective wisdom and cultural values in concise linguistic forms. Despite…
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ARTSAKH BETWEEN HISTORY AND SOVEREIGNTY: THE DISPUTED IDENTITY OF NAGORNO-KARABAKH
This article explores the contested identity of Nagorno-Karabakh (Artsakh) through historical and political analysis. Prompted by the Munich Security Conference (February 17, 2024), where Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev asserted that “Nagorno-Karabakh is part of Azerbaijan,” the study…
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ÉRIC EMANUEL SCHMITT’S HOTEL OF TWO WORLDS: GUESTS OF NOWHERE LAND & THEIR CONFRONTATIONS WITH THANATOS
This study aims to examine Éric Emanuel Schmitt’s play, Hotel of Two Worlds and explore how the residents’ confrontation with death transforms them. Their urgent desire for escape and the inability to escape from that atemporal and aspatial place adds fuel to the fire. While the play alludes to…
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ARMENIA: PRE-MONOTHEISTIC MYTHOLOGIES OF A SACRED LAND AND THEIR CURRENT SHAPES
In this historical study, with a particular focus on religious history, I compare the lasting effects of original, pre-monotheistic elements of belief in the Armenian Highlands, especially among the Indo-European peoples of the Armenians and Kurds. Little is known about pre-Christian Armenian…
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FROM POLITENESS TO POWER: A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF STUDIES ON TERMS OF ADDRESS (2003-2023)
This study traces the development of research on terms of address over the past two decades through a bibliometric analysis of 672 publications indexed in Scopus (2003–2023). Recognized as essential markers of politeness, power, and cultural norms, address terms have drawn increasing scholarly…
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REFLECTIONS ON PHASES OF MASS ATROCITY CRIMES
An analytical exploration of different aspects and phases of mass atrocity crimes are offered, including some of the key underlining terms employed to describe such a major and complex destructive process. Amongst the concepts discussed are: war crimes, genocide, crimes against humanity…
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EMI IN THE AGE OF AI: ALGERIAN LECTURERS CAUGHT BETWEEN COURSE REDESIGN AND MACHINE TRANSLATION
As the Algerian higher education, landscape changes very quickly, the simultaneous rise of English as a Medium of Instruction (EMI) and AI translation technology has left university lecturers in a pedagogical dilemma. Do they retrain to reproduce and deliver their courses in English based on EMI…
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INVESTIGATING MEDICAL STUDENTS’ ENGLISH LEARNING MOTIVATIONAL ORIENTATIONS THROUGH SELF DETERMINATION
Driven by the recent paradigm shift in Algerian higher education towards English as a Medium of Instruction (EMI), this study investigates the motivational orientations of first-year medical students towards learning medical English. Drawing on self-determination theory as its theoretical…
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TEACHER, AI, AND HYBRID FEEDBACK IN EFL WRITING: AN INTEGRATED THEORETICAL MODEL OF LEARNER PREFERENCES
This research examines the preferences of EFL university students in Algeria, regarding teacher, AI-generated, and hybrid feedback in academic writing. Based on a unified theoretical framework that integrates Sociocultural Theory (SCT), Feedback Literacy, and the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM)…