Lensa: Kajian Kebahasaan, Kesusastraan, dan Budaya

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LENSAaims to provide a media or forum for researchers, faculties, and graduate students to publish their research papers in language education, literature, linguistics, and cultural studies.To specialize the focus of journal, the journal welcomes contributions in such areas of current analysis in:LINGUISTICSMany language communities are marginalized because of their cultural background, or because their heart language is not the language of power. As a result, thousands of minoritized language communities do not have access to education in a language they can understand. They become trapped in a cycle of poverty and discrimination simply because they are not part of the majority language and culture. For that reasons, the editorial board decide to the following themes in linguistic research.MorphologySyntaxSemanticsPragmaticsPsycholinguisticsSociolinguisticsApplied LinguisticsConversation AnalysisStylisticsLITERATURELiterature expresses and explores the human condition. It looks back to the past and onward toward the future. As literature represents the culture and history of a language or people, the study of literature has great value. To study literature means looking deeply into a large body of written work and examining it as an art form. For empowering human product and culture, the editorial board decides the following issues;Critical Discourse AnalysisPost Memory TheoryPost-StructuralismGender StudiesReception TheoryComparative TheoryNarrative TheoryPsychoanalysisPostcolonialismPostmodernismCyber LiteratureLANGUAGE TEACHINGTechnology and globalization are bringing more of the world on language teaching.Language teaching equips students with the knowledge and skills to take full advantage of 21st Century opportunities and to encourage those who are not quite on board. For that background, the editorial board decides to the following issuesNew Trends in Language TeachingMethods in Language TeachingSecond Language LearningForeign Language LearningCurriculum Des

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