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September 2026, Volume 6, Issue 6
- 01-06 The Role of metaphorical Meaning in Ghassan Kanafani’s Men in the Sun: A Conceptual Semantic Study
by Arwa Mohammad Rabee - 07-11 The Quest For The Self In Lambeaux By Charles Juliet: Traumatic Memory And The Symbolic Writing Of Colors As An Expression Of The Unspeakable
by Yvette NASR - 12-20 Uneven Peace: Spatial Memory in Kennedy’s Trespasses and Magee’s Close to Home
by Halimah Ali Asiri - 21-28 Teaching Methods in Literature: A Comprehensive Analysis of Approaches, Methods, and Techniques with Emphasis on Persian-Dari Literature in Afghanistan
by Azizullah Mojaddedi & Mir Zia Addin Miri & Ahmad Shafiq Rasoolyar & Aminullah Azizi - 29-36 Discipline and Resistance: The Representation of Female Power in the Poetry of John Donne and Sylvia Plath
by Ziyi He - 37-43 From Scrolling to Sustained Reading: Digital Comics, Short-Form Video Culture, and the Transformation of Narrative Attention
by Fatima Ali Al-Khamisi - 44-52 The Donkey and the Haze: Green Capitalism, Possession and the Authority of Country in Alexis Wright's Praiseworthy
by Muhammad Alatrash
September 2026, Volume 6, Issue 5
- 01-10 Negotiating Power Dynamics: ‘Neo’Colonial Hegemony and Rhizomatic Interraciality in Zakes Mda’s The Heart of Redness
by Yassine Oualla - 11-18 Female Figures and Cultural Anxiety: A Comparative Study of Yeats and Heaney
by Qin Huang - 19-23 How Can Home Be Reconstructed after Trauma?Family Failure and the Reconstruction of Belonging in Toni Morrison’s Home and Tijan Sila’s The Day My Mother Went Mad
by Wanqing Xu - 24-28 When the House Breathes and the Garden Watches: Portrayals of Nature in Edgar Allan Poe and Virginia Woolf
by Asma Muqbil AL Shammari & Banan Hameed AlJahdali - 29-37 From the Mate’s Slot to the Daughter’s Vantage: Wynter, Rastafari and Sinclair’s How to Say Babylon
by Muhammad Alatrash
May 2026, Volume 6, Issue 4
- 01-04 Deceptive Dreams in Animal Farm and Kalila wa-Dimna
by Shahad Mohammed Al Amari - 05-11 Feminism as a Philosophy of Civilisation: Manifesting the FeministRevolution in " The Season of Migration to the North
by Osama Khalifa Mohammed - 12-18 Lu Xun in the Post‑Mao Era: Refashioning His Image through Wang Xiaoming’s The Cold Face of Reality
by Yihan He - 19-25 Us-Iraq War Trauma: A Study in Roy Scranton's War Porn
by Riyadh Talib Mohammed Hasan - 26-35 Gazing and Being Gazed at: An Analysis of the Construction of Subjectivity Manifested in Lily Briscoe’s Painting Process in To the Lighthouse
by Tan Junqiong
April 2026, Volume 6, Issue 3
- 01-09 From Watching to Narrating: Thirdspace and Female Experience in The Mai
by Xiaomei Yu - 10-14 Beyond the Mirror: Gaze, Resistance, and the Reconstruction of Subjectivity in Jane Eyre
by Mohan Li - 15-18 Self-portrayal of Günter Grass in “The Tin Drum”
by Marium Bushra & Zeba Quamer & Sania Rizwan - 19-21 Identity Reconstruction after trauma in Khalid Hussani’s “A thousand Splendid Suns”
by Marium Bushra & Abida Yousaf & Saira Parveen & Rubina Noreen - 22-25 The Influence of The Arabian Nights on English Literary Culture in the Nineteenth Century
by Hazmah Ali AI-Harshan
February 2026, Volume 6, Issue 2
- 01-16 Viewing Little Women through Gendered Lenses: Interpretive Differences in a Film Adaptation
by Eliza Mae D. Asli & Jeneva U. Sagun & Prences Mae M. Langga & Jake B. Doloricon & Ella L. Sala & Sittie Aina T. Pandapatan - 17-23 Domestic Violence in the Ghanaian Context: Amma Darko’s Beyond the Horizon in Perspective
by Imeta Akakpo - 24-33 Ayyar and Ayyari: From Genealogy to Historical Background
by Ahmad Shafiq Rasoolyar & Aminullah Azizi & Jawad Faizi - 34-40 The Beauty of Death: “Archetypes” in Poems of Percy Bysshe Shelly and Emily Dickinson
by Ning Ding
January 2026, Volume 6, Issue 1
- 01-10 Reimagining Fables: Power and Intertextual Dialogues in Kalila and Dimna and Eggers’ Narrative
by Hela Alkhider - 11-19 Networked Spectrality and the Glocal Mediation of Cultural Anxiety in Digital Horror
by Hela Alkhider - 20-28 A Stylistic Study of Postposing in Knowers Monologue of Al-Imam Al-Sajjad (Peace be upon him)
by Mohanned Jassim Dakhil Al-Ghizzy
November 2025, Volume 5, Issue 6
- 01-05 Expectations of Pamela’s Presentation of Herself and Her Situation in Her Narrative
by Saleh Aljumah - 06-11 The Transformation of Taoist Philosophy into Deep Image in W. S. Merwin's Poetry
by Sirui Cheng - 12-15 “To be, or not to be”: Has Hamlet’s Famous Line been Misunderstood?
by Saleh Aljumah
November 2025, Volume 5, Issue 5
- 01-09 Hybrid Identity and the Deconstruction of Colonial Myth In Toer’s Novels Bumi Manusia and Anak Semua Bangsa
by Maria Endah Yulindreswari & Tatang Iskarna & G. Fajar Sasmita Aji - 10-14 The Versatile Language of Absurd World in Harold Pinter’s The Birthday Party
by Ahmad Ali Al-Daire
October 2025, Volume 5, Issue 4
September 2025, Volume 5, Issue 3
- 01-06 On the Evolution of Class Struggle Thought in Sean O’Casey’s Plays
by Yaxin Guo - 07-13 Patriarchy and Racism: The Female Lament in Eat a Bowl of Tea
by Wenyan Zong - 14-19 Book Review: Unpacking Creativity for Language Teaching by Tan Bee Tin (2022)
by Rawan Ahmed Alsoweed & Abeer Shujaa Alharbi
May 2025, Volume 5, Issue 2
- 01-07 Gender Roles and Class Relations: Neurasthenic Representations in Edith Whartons’ The Age of Innocence and The House of Mirth
by Nabeel M Yaseen - 08-21 Archetypes and the Process of Innovation in Modern Vietnamese Women’s Poetry
by Thi Thanh Tam Le - 22-34 Amin Maalouf’s Leo The African : Between Self-Orientalism and Reconstructing Identity
by Hind Essafir - 35-46 Pagellu as Cultural Praxis: Embodied Social Values in Torajan Traditional Dance
by Nurlina Sjahrir & Bau Salawati & Alimuddin & Andi Asrifan - 47-55 A Wound Made Local: Seamus Heaney's 'Irishification' of Myth in The Cure at Troy
by Tianqi Wang - 56-59 Wandering and Freedom: A Lacanian Reading of Subjectivity in The Adventures of Augie March
by Wei Tao & Shihan Zhang & Pengcheng Zhan - 60-66 How Diversely a Narrator use Digital Rhetoric and Personal Rhetoric Depending on the Scenario?
by Sadia Rahman Busra
January 2025, Volume 5, Issue 1
- 01-16 The Craft of Poetry: A Stylistic Study of Jamal Assadi's Verse
by Nassim Assadi - 17-28 Transnationality, Mobile Identity, and Cultural Dislocation in Rabih Alameddine’s I, the Divine (2002)
by Azeddine Lahmidi - 35-40 “What if I lose my ability to language?” A psycho-social interrogation of the Language disorder narratives in bioscope and Literature; a Phenomenological analysis
by PREETHI MAALA ANGAMUTHU & Dr. M Ashitha Varghese - 39-34 Constructing Desire: Beauty, Love of Blackness and Black Constellations in The Bluest Eye
by Milad Houshmand - 41-50 Distance: the Flâneuse’s Path From Alienation to Wholeness in Mrs. Dalloway
by Ting Yang - 51-57 Interconnectedness: A Study of Forrest Gander’s Be With through the Lens of Ecocriticism
by Li-jia Yu - 58-66 Initiation and the construction of the masculine ethos in the negro-African novel: a comparative, psycho-sociological and anthropological study
by El Houcine El Bazi & Jaouad Boumaajoune & Assia Dlimi & Monssef Sedki Alaoui - 67-76 Licensed Cruelty: Decorum and the Ledger in Amis’s Money and The Information
by Meshari Saleh Alanazi
September 2024, Volume 4, Issue 3
- 01-08 Abjection and Exclusion in Doris Lessing’s The Fifth Child
by Lanxiang Wu - 09-14 Scientific Heroism and Its Representations: A Psychoanalytical Approach to Frankenstein or the Modern Prometheus
by N'Télam OULAM - 15-20 Longing for a Home and the Role of Women in Louis L’Amour’s Narratives
by Guy Redmer - 21-24 Life in Trauma: An Analysis of Black People’s Living Condition in The Bluest Eye
by Shihan Zhang & Wei Tao - 25-32 The Postmodern Individual in J.M. Coetzee’s Novels: Exploring Issues of Identity, Representation, Intertextuality, and the Self
by Fatima Nader & Mohamed El Bakal - 33-40 Culture and Intra-gender Women Subjugation as reflected in Amma Darko’s Beyond the Horizon and Emecheta’s Second-Class Citizen
by Monfaye KOFFI & Akezou Essozolim Néhémie - 41-50 The Presence of Biopower in Keiko Furukura from Sayaka Murata’s “Convenience Store Woman”
by Sherwin Magsayo & Ann Marie Alga & Mary Sharmaine Sasil & Lito Diones - 51-54 The Inuit Searching for “Place” in The Ice Whale
by Xinhe Wang - 55-60 Willing Suspension of Disbelief in August Wilson’s ‘‘The Piano Lesson’’
by Shanjida Halim & Hasan Mohammed Saleh Jaashan & Tanzina Halim - 61-73 Narrative Poetry Writing Skills Through Fantasy Imagination Strategies: Efforts To Improve Students' Creative Ideas
by Mas'amah & Selvie Nandya Koriatin & Dede Endang Mascita & Yusida Gloriani - 74-83 Finding Meaning in Meaninglessness: Comparative Reflections on Rumi and Kafka’s Literary Thoughts
by Zubaida Nusrat & Adibah Binti Abdul Rahim - 84-88 Gothic and Historical Elements in Washington Irving’s “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow”
by Kay L. Oaks
May 2024, Volume 4, Issue 2
- 01-05 A Study of Women-Nature Connections of The Rabbit Hutch from the Perspective of Ecofeminism
by Xiuzhen Zeng - 06-20 Gabriela Mistral: Nourished by and Constructed from the Sap and Blood of Life
by Linda J. Rice - 21-28 Traumatic Discourse in Scholastique Mukasonga’s Cockroaches and Illuminée Nganemariya’s Miracle in Kigali
by Abimbola Ayo-Afolayan - 29-35 The Ibo Societal Virtues and the Individual Subjectivity
by Rodrigue Judicaël ELE - 36-40 Awareness of Death in “Faithful and Virtuous Night”
by Deng JiaPei - 41-47 A Modernist Bildungsroman: Nonhuman Narrative and Multispecies Community in Virginia Woolf’s Flush
by Xin Zhang - 48-52 The Spiritual Odyssey of Pi Patel in Yann Martel's Life of Pi
by Yangyang Li - 53-63 Rebel Feminists: A Comparative Analysis of Patriarchy and Resistance in A Daughter of Isis and Dreams of Trespass
by Ahmed Lehfid - 64-69 Comparative Study of Love in Eastern and Western Literature: From Rumi to Shakespeare
by Faizullah Nasri - 70-75 Exploration of Social and Cultural Values in Indonesian West Java Folklore
by Anggun Stefani & Ayunilah Fatayah & Muhammad Fitram & Dede Endang Mascita & Atikah Fauzi - 76-83 The Interweaving of Humanity and Animality-Animal Narrative at Poems Seven: New and Complete Poetry
by Yingru Deng
January 2024, Volume 4, Issue 1
- 01-10 Political Concerns in Langston Hughes’s Scottsboro Limited
by Sayed Abdulhay Abdulmawgoud - 11-20 Money Metaphors We Live By: Analyzing Chinese Comic Books based on CMA
by Yajun Jiang & Lina Paola Ángel Jiménez - 30-35 Unveiling the Depths of the African Woman Experience: An Africana Womanist Interpretation of Sefi Atta's Swallow
by Aisha Alharbi - 36-42 Unraveling Trauma and Heterotopic Spaces in Michael Ondaatje's "Anil's Ghost": A Postcolonial Exploration
by Khoma V. I. - 43-51 Exploring the Themes of Conflict and Peace in Contemporary English and Iraqi Drama
by Ahmed Saadoon Azeez & N. Solomon Benny - 52-63 The Defective Image of Man in Modern Drama: A Critical Study of August Strindberg's The Father
by Suaad Abdali Kareem - 64-75 Degeneration Theory and Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov
by Marco Sciarrini - 76-86 Comparing Identity Crisis and Characterization between Two Colonial Protagonists: Half A Life and Season of Migration to The North
by Hilda Jeyakumari Brainee
September 2023, Volume 3, Issue 3
- 01-08 Habib Tanvir’s Experiment with Folk Idioms: An Approach toward an Inclusive Theatre
by Shyam Babu - 09-18 Oppenheimer’s Dilemma: A Marxian Examination of Power Dynamics and Ethical Justifications in Nolan’s Oppenheimer
by S. Z. Abbas - 19-25 Hybridity and the Illusion of Identity Quest in Amin Maalouf’s The Disoriented
by Kenza Dafir & Yahya Yechouti - 26-34 A Hunger Strike to Death: The Politics of Necroresistance in Ron Kovic’s Hurricane Street
by Sara Alzahrani - 35-48 Romance-Themed Novels: Influenced on Relationship Satisfaction
by Shylyn G. Garciano & Gloria Con-ui Cuevas & Maria Gemma Geraldizo-Pabriga & Saira Jay J. Macabodbod & Jaciah Mae B. Yu & Ma. Jezan A. Pinote - 49-57 The Dialogic, Unfinalizable, and Heteroglossic in William Golding’s Lord of the Flies (1954): A Bakhtinian Reading
by Abbas Murad Dohan - 58-74 Mimetic-Pragmatic Analysis of U.B. Aparece’s Three Select Poems
by Joavanni M. Pacaldo & Gloria Con-ui Cuevas & Enrique L. Apostol & Raiza Rhea Reponte-Sereño & and Mary Joy Hernando - 75-84 Desedimentation of Routine: Post-Crisis Invention of Tradition in George Orwell’s Animal Farm
by Mujtaba Al-Hilo - 85-87 The One Million Dollar Dream in The Standard of Living from the Functional Fixedness
by Yaping & Zheng Yuanyuan - 88-95 Representation of the Moroccan Ruler, Tribe and Resistance in Travel Writing: A Postcolonial Study of Morocco That Was and In Morocco
by Abdelkrim Benaissi - 96-105 Family Existence as Personality in Little Women: A Novel by Louisa May Alcott
by Muhammad Nasir & Miftahul Jannah & Wan Hasmah Wan Teh
May 2023, Volume 3, Issue 2
January 2023, Volume 3, Issue 1
- 01-08 Discourse Analysis of the Meaning of Love in the Novel Love Never Gets Old Using Genette's Narrative Theory
by Margaret Stevani & Karisma Erikson Tarigan & Murad Hassan Sawalmeh & Dyan Wulan Sari & Meikardo Samuel Prayuda - 09-21 The Genteel Realist James as a Pessimistic Naturalist in The Princess Casamassima
by Hasan Al-zubi - 22-30 The Effect of the Englishness in [De]Constructing the Identity in Dangarembga’s Nervous Conditions
by Mahmood Eshreteh & Maram Al-Qeeq - 31-35 A Bibliometric Overview of Orbis Litterarum from 1983 to 2020
by Shuyue Zhang & Feng Wang - 36-42 Writing of Piracy in English Sea Literary Classics
by Tingwei Zhang
July 2022, Volume 2, Issue 2
- 01-08 F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby in Scope of Postcolonialism Theory
by Ayman Dawood Najim Sallawy Alhalb - 09-19 Investigating the Concepts Dandyism and Bunburyism in Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest
by Nadia Ali Akbar & Rawaa Jawad Kadhim - 20-28 The Poetry Anthology Ar-Robi fii qalbi by Sofi Ghoniyah: A Sociology of Author Perspective
by Amany Nurul Azizah & Abdul Basid - 29-37 Racial Discrimination and Dilemma of Colorism in Afro-American Drama
by Nadia Ali Akbar - 38-51 Reading Traumatized and Depressed Women: A Cognitive Study of Sylvia Plath’s The Bell Jar
by Fatima Mohammed Abdul-Kareem & Lamiaa Ahmed Rasheed - 52-57 Science-Fiction, Techno-scientific Innovations and Political Power in George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four
by Mabandine DJAGRI TEMOUKALE & Souglouman BAMPINI - 58-67 Parasite Deception: A Discourse Analysis on Class Inequality Depicted in Bong Joon Ho’s Movie
by Frez Colonia & Bea Christine Saavedra & Jemima Setias & Lito Diones - 68-98 The Kite Runner: A Psychological Analysis of Amir
by Mona Fe Aruta & Robby Ryan Gepitulan & Nekka Marie Oftana & Diones, Lito L. - 99-102 From Forget to Forgive: Mother-Child Relationship in Love Medicine
by Yaping & Yiyan - 103-112 Gender Representations in Dramatic Texts for Children and Youth
by Maria Kladaki & Konstantinos Mastrothanasis - 113-117 The Use of Referentiality in Examining Selected Stage Directions in Sophocles' “Oedipus the King”
by Samuel Ohene Anane & Edward Owusu & Asuamah Adade-Yeboah & Priscilla Appiah & Samuel Kyei Adoma & Mohammed Abdul Adams - 118-125 A Connotative Analysis of Characters in George Orwell’s Animal Farm
by Armel MBON & Garice Revaud IBOUANGA MABIALA
January 2022, Volume 2, Issue 1
- 01-07 Arab Diasporic Women Between Challenges and Opportunities in Al-Shaykh’s The Occasional Virgins
by Ashraf Waleed Mansour - 08-14 Arnold Wesker’s The Merchant: Wesker Is My Name
by Sara T. Ansari & Dawla S. Alamri - 15-21 A Comparative Study of Tayeb Salih’s Season of Migration to the North and Hanif Kureishi’s My Son the Fanatic: The Crisis of Identity in Postcolonial Literary Works
by Lina Taysir Alzouabi - 22-28 Disability in Moroccan Literature: Nabil in Au Pays, Tahar Ben Jelloun
by Hajar Ouknider & Mohamed Benzidan - 29-35 Evaluating the Values of the Sheepish Slaves: A Synthetical Analysis of “The Lottery” and “The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas” in Light of Nietzsche’s Ruminations
by Nihal Farhan Kabir
July 2021, Volume 1, Issue 1
- 01-04 Epicureanism and Schopenhauer’s Consolation in Edgar Allen Poe’s short story “The Masque of the Red Death”
by Dr. Ali Hafudh Humaish - 05-09 A Bakhtinian Reading of Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness
by Ashraf Abu Fares - 10-26 Stylistic Analysis of the Convincing Book Troy Horse and Other Short Stories
by Dawit Dibekulu Alem - 27-32 The Problem-Solution Approach to Study Indonesian Literatures in a Global Context
by Karisma Erikson Tarigan & Margaret Stevani - 33-42 Comparative Examination of Motifs and the Representation of Identies in Selected Works of Kamau Brathwaite and Helene Johnson
by Adetunji Adelokun - 43-50 The Postmodern Multi-Layered Narrative of Existential Feminist Subjectivity: The Case of Margaret Atwood’s Alias Grace
by Hazmah Ali AI-Harshan - 51-61 The Mythology of Defeat: The Yom Kippur War of October (1973) in Ada Aharoni’s Toward a Horizon of Peace, New Historicist Reading
by Mohammed Saleh Abdullah Hammad - 62-69 The Unemployed Main Character in the Fiction of Kunut Hamsun and Najeeb Mahfouz: A Comparative Study in the Light of Sustainable Development
by Abdel kareem Shehata - 70-77 'Controlled by' and 'Controlling with' Sex: Comparing Portrayal of 'Nooran' and 'Haseena Begum' - Two Female Characters of Khushwant Singh's Modern Classic: Train to Pakistan
by Md Shazed Ul Hoq Khan Abir - 78-85 Geo-environmental Factors in Three Persian Folk Stories: A Preliminary Study
by Fatemeh Shafiei & Habibollah Ghassemzadeh - 86-94 Hedeggerian Thinking and The Role of Memory in Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale
by Chahra Beloufa - 95-109 The Argonautic Expedition: The First Worldwide Naval Epic
by Angelos Per. Psimopoulos - 110-118 Women’s Struggle and Resistance in Al-Shaykh’s Women of Sand and Myrrh
by Ashraf Waleed Mansour