Representations - Globe Thesis

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161.	A Study Androgynous Representations In Middlesex
162.	Representations Of Masculinity:Transformation Of Male Images In Amy Tan’s Novels
163.	Research On Image Consciousness Of Chinese Contemporary Female Oil Painters
164.	A Cognitive Study Of Representations Of The Same Compound Concepts In English And Chinese WIND Frames
165.	Selected E-C Translation Of The Second Chapter Of Reading Zoos:Representations Of Animals And Captivity And A Critical Commentary
166.	A Study Of Structural Priming Based On The Continuation Task-Evidence From Learners Of English In Senior High Schools
167.	Discursive Representations Of UKIP By The Guardian And The Daily Telegraph Before And After The Brexit Referendum
168.	Study On Spatial Representations Of Mandarin Tone
169.	Multimodal Metaphorical Representations Of The "Belt And Road Initiative" Editorial Cartoons In China’s New Media
170.	The Spatial Representations Of Black Women’s Plights In Venus
171.	The Effects Of Executive Attention And Perceptual Attention On Visual Working Memory Representations
172.	The Study Of The Junior Uyghur Students’ Characteristics Of Eye Movement And The Intervention In Representation Of Plane Geometric Problems
173.	The Developmental Model Of L2 Syntactic Representations
174.	The Spatial Representations And Identity Questions In Ian McEwan’s The Children Act
175.	Can Second Language Learners Construct Semantic Categorical Representations Similar To Those Of Native Speakers?
176.	Submission And Resistance:Space And Females In McEwan’s Sweet Tooth
177.	A Comparative Study On Visual Representations Of Peach Blossom Fan’s English Versions From The Perspective Of Appraisal System
178.	The Degree And Way Of Sharing Conceptual Representations Of Uyghur-Chinese Bilinguals: The Relationship Between Category And Theme
179.	Syntactic representations of English in second language learners: An investigation of the process of English sentence production by bilingual speakers using a within-language (L2) structural priming paradigm
180.	Gender, race, and the individual subject in Middle English representations of conversion
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