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Beyond the Eurosceptic/Europhile Divide: Towards a New Classification of EU News Coverage in the UK Press
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Towards a Poetics of Dwelling: Patrick Kavanagh’s Countryside
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'Seeing through touch': the material world of visually impaired children
Published 2013-09-01“…It takes as its starting point a recent blog that appeared online in 2011, which posted images from handling sessions for the visually impaired child, organized by John Alfred Charlton Deas from Sunderland Museum, England, between 1913-1926. It traces the provenance and development of ideas around 'seeing through touch', from the embossed books and maps and the printing machines for systems such as Braille in the nineteenth century to the theoretical and pedagogical developments which began to occur at the start of the twentieth century.…”
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Boys’ and Girls’ Gendered Voices in EFL Debates
Published 2012-12-01“…It was based on constructivist and poststructuralist frameworks that viewed gender positioning as a social construction in foreign language learning contexts (Baxter, 2003; Sunderland, 1992; Tannen, 1996). Aiming to understand how ninth grade gender positioning is constructed, and how gendered discourses emerge in EFL debates, we carried out interviews and observations and analyzed those issues following feminist poststructuralist discourse analysis (FPDA) principles (Baxter, 2008). …”
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GENDER IN EFL CLASSROOM: TRANSITIVITY ANALYSIS IN ENGLISH TEXTBOOK FOR INDONESIAN STUDENTS
Published 2017-05-01“…Owing to the framework proposed by Sunderland (1992), the paper focuses on the discussion of gender in classroom materials, i.e. …”
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Clinical Trials Involving Pharmacists in Pakistan’s Healthcare System: A Leap from Paper to Practice
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Sensory determinants of the autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR): understanding the triggers
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A Fundamental Aesthetic: Said Nursi’s Re-writing of the Qur’an into the Idiom of Modernity
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Community radio and transnational identities
Published 2018“…Mitchell (University of Sunderland) and Lewis (London Metropolitan University) discuss the ways in which often-marginalized transnational communities use community radio to create on-air and local spaces where their experiences are given central meaning. …”
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Book review : Systems of suffering: dispersal and the denial of asylum
Published 2023“…Rather than offering a dry overview with statistics, and lots of administrative and policy detail, the story is enlivened and underpinned by direct testimony from asylum seekers and support workers in four cities - Glasgow, Cardiff, Sunderland and Birmingham. As the title indicates, the pervasive theme is that the regime inflicts ‘systems of suffering’ or structural violence, which sustain a hostile environment for asylum seekers.…”
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