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Becoming and Lines of Flight: Angela Carter’s Rewriting of the “Sleeping Beauty” Narrative in The Lady of the House of Love
Angela Carter’s The Lady of the House of Love rewrites the “Sleeping Beauty” pattern by transforming its central functions—female suspension, enclosure, masculine intervention, awakening, and redemptive closure—into mechanisms tha... More >>
The Impact of Semantic Differences in the Sino-Japanese Legal Homographic Term “Accessory” on Legal Interpretation
During the development of the Chinese and Japanese legal systems, a large number of legal terms with identical written forms have emerged. Among these terms, the character-based loanword “accessory” ( 从犯) stands as a core concept ... More >>
A Study on the Slip of the Tongue and Voice Guiding Effect
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Ningning Liu¹, Jiangtao Fu¹*, Xiaohan Zhu² /
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2026,8(2): 227-239 / 2026-06-25
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This article puts forward a new explanatory mechanism for slips of the tongue, namely the “voice guiding effect”, which operates within working memory. The “voice guiding effect” refers to a speech production mechanism that genera... More >>
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Writing the Background Move in Computer Science Introductions: A Genre-Based Analysis
The significance of research article writing for academic staff and postgraduate students cannot be overstated. While an introduction, as the opening segment of a research article, demonstrates authors’ core academic literacy, inc... More >>
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The Temporal Course of Semantic Access in Spoken Chinese Disyllabic Compound Comprehension
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Haibin Han, Tingyang Shang /
Advances in Linguistics Research /
2026,8(2): 205-217 / 2026-06-24
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This study investigated the time course of semantic access during the comprehension of spoken Chinese disyllabic compound words. Using a printed-word version of the Visual World Paradigm (PW-VWP), participants’ eye movements were ... More >>
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