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Assessing the Website Translation Quality: with Special Reference to the Website of Ministry of Tourism, Sri Lanka

Ayomi, C. M. M. G. Iresha; Wijebandara, Nethmie Manthila (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

It cannot be denied that translation bridges two societies, and also with the span of time, translation has nurtured globalization which is the process of integrating geopolitical, socioeconomic and state relations on a ...
A Study on the Importance of Quality Assurance Methods in the Post-Translation Process of Administrative Documents: with Special Reference to Editing and Proofreading

Jayawardhana, Imasha Piyumali Ranaweera; Wijebandara, Nethmie Manthila (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

During the translation process, translators should be thorough with the quality measures of a translation work despite the challenges they face, for a piece of translation is expected to be perfect. In order to overcome ...
Conveying the Meaning in a Film’s scene; the Effect of the Soundtrack on the Image Mise-en-scene

Leeniyagoda, Sandaru Ovini (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

This research aims to discuss the nature of the interrelationship between a film's image and its soundtrack to convey the expected emotion to its audience. Emotion is the way of making aesthetics meaning in a movie. The ...
An Investigation of the Aesthetic Principles Underlying the "Maha Kola Sanniya" in Sri Lankan Mask-Making Tradition

De Silva, Malliya Wadu Arosh Chaminda (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

A mask is a craft creation by which the natural face of a person is covered by an artificially created face of a different type. According to circumstances like belief systems, society, rituals, and meanings, people wear ...
Use of Assistive Technology Tools for Students with Dyslexia: A Systematic Review

Priyadharshani, H. D. C.; Alwis, K. A. C. (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

Assistive technology is one of the prominent modes that has been used significantly in the field of special education. Specific Learning disabilities are caused by genetic and neurobiological factors that affect brain ...
Exploring Challenges and Implications of Inclusive Learning Practices in University-level English Language Classrooms

Abeythunga, K. D. M. S. (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

The use of inclusive language is an essential aspect of modern communication that seeks to prevent the marginalization of individuals based on various characteristics such as gender, race, religion, ability, or other traits. ...
Impact of Ambiguity on Administrative Translation; With Special Reference to Selected Administrative Documents

Dulari, K. A. A. (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

Administrative translation refers to the translation of administrative texts used in administration and management procedures. It is observed that certain features that adhere to source texts can produce ambiguous meanings ...
A Comparative Study on Crime and Punishment as Reflected in Buddhism and Modern Legal Philosophy

Bhaddiya thero, Walasmulle (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

Law is there in a country/ institution to control the behaviours of its members. It is very supportive in protecting the peace and harmony in a society or a country. The term “Law” has been classified in many ways from ...
The Portrayal of Women in the Renaissance Theatre in the Late Fifteenth Century (1580-1600)

De Zoysa, Handunneththi Shanika Dilhani (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

This research paper explores the various ways in which the female is represented in the Renaissance theatre in the late fifteenth century (1580-1600), contesting the dominant view of female victimhood and patriarchal norms. ...
Kajal and Anjana as a Preventive Eye Care Measure in Indian Culture: A Literature Review

Jayasooriya, Hansika D.; Ferando, Chathurini; Jayasena, Chathurika (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

This study examines the relationship between the Indian cosmetic item Kajal, and the Ayurvedic eye treatment, Anjana, and explores their similarities and differences. Women and girls have been using Kajal for eye beautification ...
Ayurvedic Practice of Moon Bathing: Exploring the Relationship Between Lunar Energy and Human Health

Harshamali, K. A. D. T.; Wewalwala, S. L. (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

The moon is associated with the Kapha Dosha in Ayurveda which is connected to the qualities of water element mainly. Moon controls and influences the Rasa Dhathu in our body (Plasma). The objective of this study was to ...
An Investigative Study of the Relationship Between Educational Philosophy and the School Teacher Role

Bandara, B. M. C. Madhusanka (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

Education can be seen as a basic process of developing the individual's knowledge, skills and attitudes. That is, it is a means of teaching used to bring out the hidden talents of a child or another person or to develop ...
Gender, Climate Change, Social Security: A Study Based on Himalayan Regions, Nagarkot

Perera, B. N. G.; Perera, E. C. D. (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

Gender, climate change, and social security are interconnected issues that have far-reaching impacts, especially in the Himalayan region. This paper aims to explore the relationship between gender, climate change, and ...
Representation of Religious Reconciliation in Sri Lankan Primary School Education: A Study Based on Grade One to Grade Five Religious Textbooks and the Teacher’s Guides

Marasinghe, Jayani R. (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

Sri Lanka is a multi-religious country with the majority of the population being Buddhist. The 2012 National Census list the population as 70.2% Buddhist, 12.6% Hindu, 9.7% Muslim, and 7.4% Christian. In a multi-religious ...
A Comparative Study on Academic Performance of Children from Male and Female-Headed Single Parent Families

Jayathilake, Yasanjalee; Gunarathne, Malki R (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

Children are supposed to grow and develop in a healthy family setting where both parents play their respective roles by providing security and stability. Therefore, the research intends to comparatively study how the gender ...
Decrypting of Messages in Sri Lankan Political Cartoons: A Multimodal Approach

Gunarathne, M. K. S. S. (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

Despite being a gateway for a wealth of knowledge, the attention received by Sri Lankan political cartoons has been scanty. Thus, this qualitative study extends a discursive content analysis, using the theoretical base of ...
An Anthropological Study on Contemporary Fishing Community in Sri Lanka with Special Reference to Weligama Divisional Secretariat Division in Mathara District

Wickramanayake, T. Y. D.; Samarasekara, K. M. S. (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

Fishing has traditionally been one of the major incomes in Sri Lanka. A basic feature of fisheries society is maintaining its own subculture associated with the fishing industry. The social, economic, and cultural problems ...
The Role of Women in Luke's Gospel: An Intersectional Analysis of Gender and Power Dynamics

Gunasekera, Suranga I. A. (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

Feminist scholarship on Luke's Gospel has revealed that its portrayal of women is far from liberating, contrary to popular belief. On the other hand, masculinity studies suggest that Luke's depiction of Jesus conforms to ...
Features of Corrective Feedback Leads to Form-Focused Instruction

Asna, M. S. F. (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

Language teaching methodologies in the history of language teaching paradigms have often shifted between deductive and inductive methods concerning instructional pedagogies. Previous studies suggest that most language ...
Re-Reading Constantine Poustewesky’s Literary Works in the Light of Eco–Centric Literary Criticism

Kularathna, S. B. Anuruddhika (Faculty of Humanities, University of Kelaniya, 2023)

Constantine Pousteweskey, the famous Soviet Russian writer, firmly believed that writing not only solely remains as an artistic aesthetic endeavour, but also a way on the part of the writer to realize the social commitment ...

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