• Processing of Active Sentences with Different Accusative Markers /Ôa/ Accusatives vs. /va/ Accusatives in Spoken Sinhala language 

  Kanduboda, A.B.P (University of Sri Jayawardenepura, 2017)

  This paper examines whether active sentences with different accusative markers illustrate identical circumstances when processing canonical ordered sentences and scramble ordered sentences. Specifically, this study focuses ...
• Querying the Queer: A Study of the Queer Identity in the Sri Lankan English Novel 

  Siriwardena, D (University of Sri Jayawardenepura, 2017)

  Employing the insights gleaned from queer theory, this paper engages with the literary representation of tabooed sexualities by scrutinizing the depiction of the queer character in the post- Independence Sri Lankan ...
• Alcoholism and Social Evils in 19th century Sri Lanka: Some Insights from Contemporary Sinhala Poetry 

  Candasiri, O (University of Sri Jayawardenepura, 2017)

  A campaign to outspread the use of alcohol was considered by colonial rulers as a way of enrichment, and they strove to popularise it in every possible manner. This approach resulted in an increased demand for alcohol ...
• An Overview of Nigerian Universities’ Presence on Social Media Platforms 

  Amali, I.O.O; Bello, M.B; Mubarak, A; Tilakasiri, S.L (University of Sri Jayawardenepura, 2017)
• Jhaya and Bariya: A Case in the Early BrÁhmÍ Inscriptions of Sri Lanka 

  Somadeva, R; Amarasinghe, L; Wanninayake, A; Devage, D (University of Sri Jayawardenepura, 2017)

  Jhaya and bariya are two terms in early BrÁhmÍ inscriptions in Sri Lanka that had been used to denote the next of kin of privileged persons. Its prestigious usage suggests that the duality was not a hasty expression. ...

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