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Para todes: gender-neutrality in the Portuguese language by Auxland, Morrigan

“…Portuguese, as a Romance language, has two linguistic genders: masculine and feminine. …”
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‘Liberdade, Igualdade, Fraternidade ou a Morte?’: extravios do post(al) colonial em Nação Crioula by Gonçalves Miranda, Rui

“…Partindo dos inevitáveis extravios na(s) correspondência(s) do romance, aborda-se a impropriedade constitutiva de qualquer projecção e apropriação “comunitária”. …”
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Reality television programs in Malaysia : a dream come true? by Moy, Tow Yoon *, Garma, Romana

“…Using factor analysis, five motivation factors were extracted: suspense; personal identity and social interaction; engaging?entertaining; romance or attractiveness of contestants; sensation seeking. …”
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Doing it for themselves: the practices of amateur musicians and DIY music networks in a digital age by Hoare, Michaela, Benford, Steve, Greenhalgh, Chris, Chamberlain, Alan

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Translating Yi in Hikayat Tiga Negara by using a context-based approach by Oo, Jiu Bell, Goh, Sang Seong

“…Yi is one of the core philosophical terms in Confucianism with multiple contextual meanings, which has caused problems to translators seeking equivalence in a specific literature. Even though attempts have been made to translate the various meanings of yi from Chinese to English, the translation of yi into Malay remains unchartered. …”
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An Inquiry into of the Use of Narrative in Educational Leadership; A Tool for Finding Motive and Morality in Autobiographical and Instructional Works by Bishop, Claire

“…It is said that there are only four different genres: tragedy, comedy, romance and irony (Frye, 1957 quoted in Bruner, 1996: 95). …”
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