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| Article Title |
Pages |
| Team of this issue |
1 |
| Contents |
2-3 |
| Foreword Ebtisam Ali Sadiq |
3-4 |
| Coleridge’s “Ballad of the Dark Ladie”: The Story between the Lines Ebtisam Ali Sadiq |
5- 15 |
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Cultural Representations of Muslim Women in Contemporary Arab Anglophone Poetry: A Study of Nimah Nawwab’s The Unfurlin |
16- 29
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| Macbeth’s Motiveless Malignity: The “sweet discord” in Shakespeare’s Craftsmanship Mary Raj |
30- 41 |
| Speculative Writing and Environmentalist Politics: Ecocritical Readings of Oryx and Crake and Der Schwarm
Doris Hambuch |
42-54 |
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The Interplay of Identities in Jamal abu Hamdan’s Novella The Blood Line Shadi Neimneh Abdel Baset Neimneh |
55-66 |
| Reading and agency in Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre
Krystyna Golkowska |
67 -75 |
| Patterns of Representation of the Self in Modern Arabic Autobiographical Writing
Nedal Mousa Mahmoud Al-Mousa |
76-88 |
| The Survival of the Author in Ian McEwan’s Sweet Tooth
Alaa Alghamdi |
89 -101 |
| Charlotte Bronte’s Alternative Enlightenment: The Muslim Other in Villette
Khaled Aljenfawi |
102-114 |
| Aladdin’s Wonderful Lamp: How are Foreign Folktales Conveyed in Western Children’s Literature? Eman Elturki Suda Shaman |
115-133 |
| Past, Status Quo, and Future of the Department of EnglishAhmad Y. Majdoubeh |
134 -149 |
| 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 |
150- 158 |
| African American Female Subjectivity: Reading Postcolonialism In Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye Aspalila Shapi iFaisal Lafee Alobeytha Sharifah Fazliyaton Shaik Ismail |
159-170 |
| Adultery and Redemption in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter (1850) and Graham Greene’s The Power and the Glory (1940) Hany A. Abdelfattah |
171 – 186 |
| The Presence of Augustinian Thought in Beowulf
Antonín Zita |
187- 200 |
| A Mythological and Archetypal Reading of Abdullah Radhwan’s Poetry
Rima Eid Asi Moqattash |
201 – 210 |
| Universal Themes and Messages in Gibran’s The Prophet
Nidaa Hussain Fahmi Al-Khazraji |
211-225 |
| A Reading of the Immigrant Psyche of the Protagonist/Writer in “The Tiger`s Daughter”. Sabitha.S.R.Najeeb |
226-232 |
| A Lover-Poet’s Voice: The Subjective Mode in Robert Browning’s Love Poetry Mohamed Saad Rateb |
233-247 |
| The Important of Connotation in Literary Translation
Asim Ismail Ilyas |
248- 263 |
| Critical Study of the Literary Content of the Palestinian Textbook English for PalestineSalah Shrouf Raghad Dwaik |
264 – 295 |
| The Work of Memory as a ‘Counter-Discursive Strategy’ in Ngugi’s, Armah’s and Morrison’s Fictional works
Malika BOUHADIBA |
296 – 303 |
| A Time Travel and the Social Imaginary of the Steppe in The Day Lasts More than a Hundred Years Catherine Carey |
303 – 312 |
| Identity Crisis in Dalit Short Stories from Maharashtra Ali Ahmed Khan |
313 – 320 |