Vol. 10 No. 1 (2022)

Articles

• FROM MORPHEMES TO MESSAGES: LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF JAPANESE AD SLOGANS

  Prof. Xiaojun Zhang

  This study delves into the morphological and syntactic properties of Japanese advertising slogans, seeking to uncover the relationship between their complexity and popularity. Using mathematical linguistics, we measure the morphological richness, syntactic diversity, and information amount of

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• RHYTHMS OF REBELLION: UNVEILING THE CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE OF FLAMENCO

  Dr. Fernando López García

  This multidisciplinary work explores the phenomenon of cultural appropriation, drawing inspiration from the field of Social Anthropology and its methodologies and tools. Cultural appropriation, a concept of growing significance in the contemporary era, refers to the process by which individuals

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• NUTRITION FOR KNOWLEDGE: A BLUEPRINT FOR FOOD SUPPORT IN BRAZILIAN UNIVERSITIES

  Dr. Carlos da Silva , Prof. Ana Maria Santos

  The symbiotic relationship between education and food rights is enshrined in the Brazilian legal framework, as articulated in Article 208, Clause VII, of the Federal Constitution, mandating that education, among other facets, includes safeguarding students' access to nourishment (BRASIL, 1988).

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• BEYOND THE HORIZON: STORIES OF MAURITIUS' SUGAR ESTATE DWELLERS

  Dr. Leena Ramnarain

  Mauritius, an idyllic island nestled in the South West Indian Ocean, is a unique case in the annals of immigration history. It lacks a native population, with all its inhabitants tracing their roots to various waves of immigration spanning centuries. This paper delves into the historical

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