Voice of the Oppressed: Dr. Siddhalingaiah
Holea Madigara Song" is the voice of rebellion against the plight, helplessness, pain of the oppressed buried in the depth of human cruelty. Dr. Siddalingaiah Chose poetry medium to express his anger and anger about the inequalities in the society, Siddalingaiah. "As a Dalit poet, he found pain, suffering and injustice in all walks of life and showed the reality in his poems. Most of his poems that tell the harsh truth stand at the turning point of life. His literary inspiration is the reason for the birth of Dalit literary rebel literature.
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Linguistic analysis of newspaper headlines:focus on differences
Newspaper editorials constitute a part of media discourse, which is an extremely important field of research in both intercultural rhetoric analysis and EFL/ESL studies. Specifically, certain features of editorial headlines and also their important role in monitoring and directing readers' attention have made the interface between the linguistic analysis of newspaper editorial headlines and teaching of English as a foreign language as a relevant issue in language teaching. Through conducting a contrastive textual analysis of selected headlines, culled from the editorials of the English newspaper, The New York Times, and those of Persian newspaper, Tehran Times, the present study aimed at exploring the kind of textual and rhetorical strategies the two newspapers employed for propagating their preferred ideologies. The results of the study indicated that headlines in the two papers presented a subjective attitude of the writers (newspapers) towards the topic. However, based on the analysis of the data, it became clear that there were certain differences between the two sets of headlines in terms of Presupposition, and certain Rhetorical devices.
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Theories of Translation: Does One Exist?
During centuries many scholars and professionals in translation have suggested many theories in general sense and the best approach was always a controversial issue. In this paper, an attempt has been made to define theory in scientific sense which is totally different from its general sense. It shows that based on lack of necessary features of scientific theory, there is no translation theory and what exist are just different approaches and models to translation. Then approaches based on different insights such as philological, linguistic and sociosemiotic insights will be studied.
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