• ÉCRITURE ET IMAGINAIRE : POÉTIQUE DE L’IDENTITÉ DANS L’ŒUVRE DE NINA BOURAOUI 

  Vigeant, Sophie Dali (2019)

  This work examines the connection between identity and writing in Nina Bouraoui’s entire body of work, which spans a period of twenty-seven years (1991-2018) and is composed of sixteen novels, both fictional and ...

• Liminal Criminality in Post-Conflict Central American Crime Fiction 

  Watson, Kayla (2018)

  In his article, “Historia Negra, Novela Negra,” Nicaraguan author, critic, and recipient of the 2017 Miguel de Cervantes Prize, Sergio Ramírez reflects on the critical and political potential of the crime fiction genre in ...

• Individual Differences in Comprehending Japanese Scrambled Sentences 

  Eshita, Yoko (2019)

  This study’s aim is to investigate further into the relationship between individual differences—working memory and sound recognition ability—and sentence processing of Japanese scrambled sentences for second language (L2) ...

• LE TEXTE ÈZILIPHONIQUE: ‘PENSER LA VOIX’ DANS LA FICTION DE ROMANCIÈRES HAÏTIENNES CONTEMPORAINES: LA DANSE SUR LE VOLCAN DE MARIE VIEUX-CHAUVET, LE LIVRE D’EMMA DE MARIE-CÉLIE AGNANT ET FADO DE KETTLY MARS 

  JOSEPH MASSENA, Cae (2019)

  Cette dissertation examine les romans de trois auteures haïtiennes contemporaines : La Danse sur le volcan de Marie Vieux-Chauvet, Le Livre d’Emma de Marie-Célie Agnant et Fado de Kettly Mars. Dans chacun des romans assemblés ...

• Lexical competition in native and nonnative auditory word recognition 

  Lancaster, Alia (2018)

  During auditory word recognition, lexical representations that match the input as the word unfolds are activated and compete for selection. The strength of a lexical competitor during this process depends on many factors, ...

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