k@ta

k@ta is a refereed journal, published twice a year, in June and December, by the English Department, Faculty of Letters, Petra Christian University, Surabaya, Indonesia. It presents articles on the study of language and literature. The area of language that k@ta covers includes general and applied linguistics. In the area of literature, k@ta covers literature in English which may include written, movie, and other media texts applying diverse theories. Its overriding objective is to provide a forum for scholars and practitioners within any of the various subspecialties of the discipline to address a broad cross-section of the profession. Appropriate subjects include, but not limited to, the dissemination of well-conceived analysis, research reports, studies, book reviews, and application of theories (critical theory, cultural studies, and rhetoric, etc.). No area is less welcome than any other, as long as the topic is of general interest within the profession.
K@ta journal is first published in 1999, and accredited by DIRJEN DIKTI No.: 81/DIKTI/Kep/2011.

The complete issue can be accessed from ProQuest e-journal (Proquest). DOAJ

Vol 14, No 2 (2012): DECEMBER 2012

Table of Contents

Articles

Systemic Strategies to Improve the Readability of the English Version of Indonesian Children Stories PDF
Djatmika ., Khrisna D.A.N., Nuraeni A. 43-50
Bringing American Popular Culture to the English Departments in Indonesia* PDF
Dewi N. 51-56
Learning Activities Activating Kindergartners to Learn to Speak English in an EFL Indonesian Setting PDF
Mindari R., Saukah A. 57-66
Phonological Evidences Which Separate and Unite Mamboro Language from Proto Wanokaka-Anakalang in Sumba Group of Languages PDF
Budasi I. G. 67-74
Tennessee Williams in the 50s: A Mirror Competing Discourses PDF
Ghandeharion A., Anushiravani A. 75-80
No Sisters, No Brother, No Man: “The Sisters” and Joyce’s Gnomonics PDF
Ghahreman O., Purgiv F. 81-86
Marriage and Social Identity in The Return of the Native PDF
Keshavarz M., Ghasemi P. 87-92
Haruki Murakami’s Deconstructive Reading of the Myth of Johnnie Walker and Colonel Sanders in Kafka on the Shore PDF
Djakaria J. D., Limanta L. S. 93-102


The Journal is published by The Institute of Research & Community Outreach - Petra Christian University. It available online supported by Directorate General of Higher Education - Ministry of National Education - Republic of Indonesia


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