Insights into Language, Culture and Communication Journal

28/11/2023

LANACOM 2023: Uniting Minds at the Digital Frontier
Interdisciplinary studies in the digital era:

Innovation and digitization in language, culture and communication
3-4 December 2023
https://aast.edu/en/conferences/clc_conf/

Prepare to witness a ground-breaking convergence of minds as the Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport (AASTMT) proudly hosts the 2nd International Conference on Interdisciplinary Studies in the Digital Era: Innovation and Digitization in Language, Culture, and Communication (LANACOM 2023) on December 3-4, 2023, in Abou Kir campus in Alexandria, Egypt.

LANACOM 2023 brings together a significant number of scholars, researchers, and practitioners from diverse fields to explore the transformative impact of digitization on language, culture, and media. The conference will feature a series of keynote presentations by renowned international scholars and experts, along with engaging panel discussions and paper presentations that delve into the multifaceted dimensions of digital innovation. With an anticipated participation of over 50 distinguished researchers worldwide, LANACOM 2023 pledges a stimulating platform for the exchange of avant-garde research of future interdisciplinary explorations in the digital era.

10/09/2023

Insights into Language, Culture and Communication Journal
Volume 3, Issue 1, June 2023

Table of Contents
Editorials
1. Communication and emotions: the art of distinguishing, processing, and reacting / Carolina Escudero

Articles
1. The framing of the Arab-Israeli conflict in the writing of Thomas Friedman: a conceptual metaphor analysis / Reem Elguindy, Abeer M. Refky M. Seddeek, Jeff Wallace

2. Investigating implicature in the machine translation of selected conversations from the novel ‘The hunger games’ / Laila Ahmed Kamal, Nesma Mahmoud Shoshan, Seham El Kareh

3. Maghrebians (or Mauri) speak Magharibi, not Arabic / Abdou Elimam

4. Does social media impact the development of general English vocabulary? perceptions of Egyptian university students / Amr Selim Wannas, Inas Hussein Hassan

5. Attitudes of English for academic purposes learners towards using asynchronous videos in enhancing writing skills / Haitham Mostafa Safwat, May M. Ghoniem, Abeer M. Refky M. Seddeek

6. Translation variants of Franz Kafka's metamorphosis into Albanian language / Edlira Gugu, Ema Kristo

7. The case of the Pseudo-hypercorrection / Jasper Doomen

8. Investigating the role of social media in tourism promotion: a case study from Egypt (2019-2021) / Eman El Shamy, Samy Tayie, Maria José Recoder

9. Expressing stance in brand posts on Facebook: a cross-cultural investigation / Iman Hany Omar, Iman Mahfouz, Sameh Al Ansary, Nevine Sarwat

10. The inter-media agenda-setting influence of social media activism on Egyptian news sites: a case study of violence against women (VAW) / Nourhan Moustafa El-Sherbiny, Hanan Mohamed Youssef, Eman Essam

11. Conversational implicatures in “Negeri 5 Menara”: is the principle of politeness violated? / Farida Ariyani, Ali Mustofa, Bela Fransiska, Eka Sofia Agustina

12. Narrative structure in translation of Jean Webster’s novel Daddy- Long-Legs “ صاحب الظل الطويل ” by Batinah Ibrahim: a narratology perspective / Titin Ardiyanti, Abdul Basid

13. Investigating diasporic identities in the Arab-American autobiographies of Leila Ahmed and Edward Said: a Socio-cognitive approach / Aya Abdallah Elreedy, Nihad Mansour, Inas Hussein Hassan, Riham Debian

14. Exploring the attitude of ESP learners towards using automated writing evaluation to assess their writing / Tamer Gamal Ahmed Abd El Rasoul, Marwa Adel Aboelwafa, Abeer Refky Seddeek

Read the full issue at: http://apc.aast.edu/ojs/index.php/ILCC/issue/view/58/showToc

25/01/2023

Now Insights into Language, Culture and Communication Journal ILCC is indexed in the following databases, publishing your article in Insights into Language, Culture and Communication Journal ILCC will lead to more visibility overall the world.

25/01/2023

Who We Are:
At its core, ILCC encourages submissions from a wide range of disciplines intersecting humanities and social sciences, including but not limited to: Linguistics, applied linguistics, literary studies, cultural studies, critical theory, media studies, translation studies, philosophy, sociology, gender studies, visual arts, anthropology (cultural and linguistic), arts, folklore, heritage studies and political science, all of which assist scholars to ‘shoe-horn’ their multidisciplinary arguments.
The launch of ILCC by Academy Publishing Center (APC) is a recognition that multi-, inter- and trans-disciplinarity not only shapes the social landscape of linguistics, culture and communication but also establishes a significant and dynamic area of investigation in contemporary communication and interaction. More specifically, the journal marks an important theoretical, methodological, and empirical shift carving new routes through several disciplinary terrains to consolidate and advance the development of language, culture and media scholarship.
ILCC encourages constructive and rigorously critical dialogue through a carefully curated balance of high-quality research articles, review papers, case studies, book reviews and submissions to future special issues to nurture the research capacity of the targeted scholarly community. Manuscript submissions are reviewed by a number of peer-reviewers and members of the international Editorial Board
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ILCC does not collect Articles Processing Charges (APCs) or submission fees. It is free of charge for authors and readers and operates an online submission with the peer review system allowing authors to submit articles online and track their progress via its web interface.
ILCC is financially supported by the Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport (AASTMT) in order to maintain quality open-access source of research papers.
ILCC has an outstanding editorial and advisory board of eminent scientists, researchers and experts that reflects the multidisciplinary nature of the journal. They belong to a range of different disciplines including linguistics, literature, translation, education, media and communication, semiotics, visual arts, technology, sociology and anthropology (both cultural and linguistic), to name a few. This diversity contributes to and enriches the journal due to the respective vast expertise in the multiple disciplines the journal hosts.

11/01/2023

New issue was released from " Insights into Language, Culture and Communication" Volume 2, issue 2 (2022) now available
Table of contents:
1- Translating picture books: towards a multimodal approach/ Abdullah Sherif
2- Commodification of humanitarian sentiments in celebrity endorsements: a case study of Africa/ Shahinaz Hesham El Samadoni, Monika Jiménez-Morales
3- Three Chinese translations of Cranford: a study of variation in literary images/ Lisu Wang
4- The intercultural experiences of Chinese international students in the UK/ Lin Zheng, Will Bake
Read the full text now by visiting RESD website:
http://apc.aast.edu/ojs/index.php/ILCC/issue/view/50/showToc

17/07/2022

A new issue of Insights into Language, Culture and Communication Journal is released. Vol. 2, Issue 1 (June 2022) is available online now.

Table of content
Articles
1. The Representation of the two American candidates of the U.S. presidential elections 2016 in the world's newspapers: a critical discourse analysis / Donia Nagy Saeed Diab

2. Exploring the attitudes of undergraduate college students in Egypt towards English / Marwa Mohamed Hassan Hedia

3. Effects of mind mapping on learning ESP vocabulary: a case study / Amr Selim Wannas, Inas Hussein Hassan, Marwa M. Abdel Mohsen

4. The effectiveness of communicative language approach in enhancing English speaking skills of EFL adult learners in Egypt / Marwa Mohamed Hassan Hedia

5. Power and counterpower in Naguib Mahfouz’s Khufu’s wisdom (1939) and Sons of our alley (1959): a new historicist study / Shaimaa M. Aly Asseyoufy, Rania Samir Youssef

Editorials
1. Social marketing: can we utilize marketing concepts and techniques for the promotion of social objectives? / Samy Abdel Aziz

Read the full text from here: http://apc.aast.edu/ojs/index.php/ILCC/issue/view/35

25/03/2022

At its core, ILCC encourages submissions from a wide range of disciplines intersecting humanities and social sciences, including but not limited to: Linguistics, applied linguistics, literary studies, cultural studies, critical theory, media studies, translation studies, philosophy, sociology, gender studies, visual arts, anthropology (cultural and linguistic), arts, folklore, heritage studies and political science, all of which assist scholars to ‘shoe-horn’ their multidisciplinary arguments.

The launch of ILCC by Academy Publishing Center (APC) is a recognition that multi-, inter- and trans-disciplinarity not only shapes the social landscape of linguistics, culture and communication but also establishes a significant and dynamic area of investigation in contemporary communication and interaction. More specifically, the journal marks an important theoretical, methodological, and empirical shift carving new routes through several disciplinary terrains to consolidate and advance the development of language, culture and media scholarship.

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