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Literature 1 – 2013

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Foreword

Prof. Dr. Ebtisam Sadiq

Coleridge’s “Ballad of the Dark Ladie”: The Story between the Lines

Ebtisam Ali Sadiq

Cultural Representations of Muslim Women in Contemporary Arab Anglophone Poetry:

Hessa A. Alghadeer

Macbeth’s Motiveless Malignity: The “sweet discord” in Shakespeare’s Craftsmanship

Mary Raj

Speculative Writing and Environmentalist Politics: Ecocritical Readings of Oryx and Crake and Der Schwarm

Doris Hambuch

The Interplay of Identities in Jamal abu Hamdan’s Novella The Blood Line

Patterns of Representation of the Self in Modern Arabic Autobiographical Writing

Nedal Mousa Mahmoud Al-Mousa

The Survival of the Author in Ian McEwan’s Sweet Tooth

Alaa Alghamdi

Reading and agency in Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre

Krystyna Golkowska

Charlotte Bronte’s Alternative Enlightenment: The Muslim Other in Villette

Khaled Aljenfawi

Aladdin’s Wonderful Lamp: How are Foreign Folktales Conveyed in Western Children’s Literature?

Eman Elturki & Suda Shaman

Past, Status Quo, and Future of the Department of English

Ahmad Y. Majdoubeh

Theme via Technique: Fear of the Human World as Reflected in the Poetic Techniques Used in Louis MacNeice’s ‘Prayer before Birth’

Abdel Mohsen Ibrahim Hashim

African American Female Subjectivity: Reading Postcolonialism In Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye

Aspalila Shapii, Faisal Lafee Alobeytha & Sharifah Fazliyaton Shaik Ismail

Adultery and Redemption in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter (1850) and Graham Greene’s The Power and the Glory (1940)

Hany A. Abdelfattah

The Presence of Augustinian Thought in Beowulf

Antonín Zita

A Mythological and Archetypal Reading of Abdullah Radhwan’s Poetry

Rima Eid Asi Moqattash

A Reading of the Immigrant Psyche of the Protagonist/Writer in “The Tiger`s Daughter”.

Sabitha.S.R.Najeeb

Universal Themes and Messages in Gibran’s The Prophet

Nidaa Hussain Fahmi Al-Khazraji, Mardziah Hayati Abdullah & Wong Bee Eng

A Lover-Poet’s Voice: The Subjective Mode in Robert Browning’s Love Poetry

Mohamed Saad Rateb

The Importance of Connotation in Literary Translation

A Critical Study of the Literary Content of the Palestinian Textbook English for Palestine

Salah Shrouf & Raghad Dwaik

Time Travel and the Social Imaginary of the Steppe in The Day Lasts More than a Hundred Years

Catherine Carey

Special Issues

Literature 1 – 2013

Team of this issue

Foreword

Coleridge’s “Ballad of the Dark Ladie”: The Story between the Lines

Cultural Representations of Muslim Women in Contemporary Arab Anglophone Poetry:

Macbeth’s Motiveless Malignity: The “sweet discord” in Shakespeare’s Craftsmanship

Speculative Writing and Environmentalist Politics: Ecocritical Readings of Oryx and Crake and Der Schwarm

The Interplay of Identities in Jamal abu Hamdan’s Novella The Blood Line

Patterns of Representation of the Self in Modern Arabic Autobiographical Writing

The Survival of the Author in Ian McEwan’s Sweet Tooth

Reading and agency in Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre

Charlotte Bronte’s Alternative Enlightenment: The Muslim Other in Villette

Aladdin’s Wonderful Lamp: How are Foreign Folktales Conveyed in Western Children’s Literature?

Past, Status Quo, and Future of the Department of English

Theme via Technique: Fear of the Human World as Reflected in the Poetic Techniques Used in Louis MacNeice’s ‘Prayer before Birth’

African American Female Subjectivity: Reading Postcolonialism In Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye

Adultery and Redemption in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter (1850) and Graham Greene’s The Power and the Glory (1940)

The Presence of Augustinian Thought in Beowulf

A Mythological and Archetypal Reading of Abdullah Radhwan’s Poetry

A Reading of the Immigrant Psyche of the Protagonist/Writer in “The Tiger`s Daughter”.

Universal Themes and Messages in Gibran’s The Prophet

A Lover-Poet’s Voice: The Subjective Mode in Robert Browning’s Love Poetry

The Importance of Connotation in Literary Translation

A Critical Study of the Literary Content of the Palestinian Textbook English for Palestine

Time Travel and the Social Imaginary of the Steppe in The Day Lasts More than a Hundred Years

The Work of Memory as a ‘Counter-Discursive Strategy’ in Ngugi’s, Armah’s and Morrison’s Fictional works

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