The term métis a French word referring to a person of mixed ancestry - which, for the purposes of this research, will designate a person specifically of ‘black’ and ‘white’ parentage - despite its absence of biological ...

The present dissertation explores the potential of Machine Translation (MT) in comprehending and accurately translating specific features found in children's literature, with a focus on the book "Φρικαντέλα, η μάγισσα ...

This dissertation explores the transformative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on mourning practices, focusing on digital condolences shared on RIP.ie, the leading digital condolence site in Ireland. Understanding sociocultural ...

Constrained writing works, and even more specifically lipogrammatic works of literature, are not among the most frequently translated genres, especially into the Greek language. The aim of this paper is to examine how a ...

Bonnie and Clyde are undoubtedly one of the most notorious murderous couples. Their names are internationally recognised and curiosity about their life and times has continued to intrigue people over the intervening decades. ...

In 1994, Alice Kaplan put forward the term ‘language memoir’ to refer to those personal narratives written from the perspective of a life lived in a multiplicity of languages, where those languages were understood as an ...

This dissertation broadly considers the place of humankind in nature. However, given the overwhelming scope of this topic, I have narrowed my focus down to an analysis of anthropocentrism: the assumption of human superiority ...