The Arbutus Review is an annual peer-reviewed compilation of outstanding research papers/articles submitted by undergraduate students from all disciplines at the University of Victoria. It provides a forum for the best researchers to showcase their work to their fellow students, the campus community, high schools, funding agencies and corporations/organizations about the strength of student researchers.
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Now accepting submissions for the 2012 issue |
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We are now accepting submission for the 2012 issue of The Arbutus Review. For more information, please see the Author Guidelines section. |
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| Posted: 2012-04-24 | |
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Vol 2, No 1 (2011)
Table of Contents
| Misery Loves Company: But Who is Misery’s Company? | |
| Kelly Cunningham | 1-11 |
| Divisions, Intersections, and Demographics: Women’s Human Rights and Reproductive Justice in India | |
| Joshua Kepkay | 12-31 |
| Flexible Identity: Unfolding the Identity of the Chinese-Thai Population in Contemporary Thailand | |
| Ruji Auethavornpipat | 32-48 |
| “Our Cherished Political System”: Secularism and the Muslim Brotherhood through the Lens of Canadian Media | |
| Sarah Moselle | 49-61 |
| What can Teachers do to Improve Reading Comprehension?: An Examination of Second Language Reading Research and Implications for English Language Teaching Practices | |
| Carrie Hill | 62-74 |
| Phonetic Perception and Pronunciation Difficulties of Russian Language (From a Canadian Perspective) | |
| Alyssa Marren | 75-93 |
| On Historical Fiction / Askew: A Novel | |
| Martin Ainsley | 94-115 |
| La musique de Boris Vian : la création de l’album L’Écume des jours | |
| Nichelle Soetaert | 116-122 |
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