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Editorial, Volume 8, Issue 1

A new vocabulary item has been added to English dictionaries: Covid-19. For linguists, the addition of a meaningful linguistic element to any language should change the whole language as, for T. S. Eliot, a new poem changes the whole literature of a nation. But let us see how seriously the addition of the vocabulary item Covid-19 might change the English language. According to Cambridge online ...

Editorial Volume 6, Issue 1

The editor’s notes in our Journal have been so far a site for the clarification of the Journal’s policy and the task still continues. With an inclination towards solving our real world problems in language teaching (and literary studies, which I will discuss in the next issue of the Journal), we would like to take that the introduction of the concept of “life-world” to Social Sciences can be a ...

Editorial Volume 7, Issue 1

JALDA, therefore, would like to show inclination towards the view that the reality of the world is not a fixed entity standing out there to be measured by our pre-fabricated ‘scientific’ instruments. In line with Haghshenas’ argumentation, not only can theories and instruments shrink to ornamental entities but also they can turn into what Karl Popper calls pseudo-science, knowledge of an ‘ideol...

Anatomical Sciences Education Vol. 9, Issue 5, 2016 Cover Image.

ON THE COVER Associate professor Kerry Dickson and biomedical science students at Victoria University in Melbourne, Australia are showing the miming actions used as mnemonics for teaching each of the 12 cranial nerves. In this issue of ASE, Kerry Dickson and Bruce Stephens describe these actions (for example, CN II: hands forming tunnels in front of the eyes to represent vision) and the effect ...

Editorial note Volume 6 Issue 1