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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"potential reader"”.

  1. Multiple intelligences and reading ability

    … Once these elements are in place for the potential reader, does intelligence make the difference in reading ability?

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  2. Strategies applied in the english-lithuanian translation of "the economist" headlines /

    … make them short, clear, and catching to the potential reader. Also, headlines should not be ambiguous or misleading. The prestigious British newspaper “The Economist” follows these rules creating high-journalism headlines. Lithuanian journal “IQ” translates some of the articles from the “The …

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  3. Becoming “so terribly altered”: Reading transformations of the self in “The Fall of the House of Usher”

    … the effects of the text, specifically on the reader, by looking at ideas of transformation. My primary investigation is to determine the extent of the effect on the reader and the reader's reality, and if it is possible to alter the reader by inducing a transformation. I argue that …

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  4. “Girls Who Kick Butt”: A Cognitive Interpretation of Tamora Pierce’s Adolescent Feminist Fantasy

    … have yet addressed how texts instruct young readers in how to use their developing cognition to assess characters’ emotions and behavior, and how fiction can potentially affect these readers’ cognitive and emotional development. This thesis analyzes the concept that potential adolescent …

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