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Title: TOLERANCE AND ACCEPTANCE AS REFLECTED IN THE LONG WAY BACKBY FUAD AL-TAKARLI Authors: Saad Zaati Shamkhy, Iraq Abstract: This study discusses tolerance and acceptance in The Long Way Back by Fuad al-Takarli. The main objective of the study is to show how the main characters of the novel, in the end, are agreed to be respectful and … Read more

Title: FORCED ENTERTAINMENT: AND ON THE THOUSANDTH NIGHT (2000) HOW DO ACTORS DEVIATE FROM THE THEATRICAL CONVENTIONS IN AND ON THE THOUSANDTH NIGHT? Authors: Murtadha Hamza Jasim Al-Rifaie, Iraq Abstract: The performance “And on the Thousandth Night” by Forced Entertainment is a captivating exploration of endurance, storytelling, and the transformative power of narratives. Premiered in 2000, this production … Read more

Title: IMPERIALISM, THATCHERISM, AND RESISTANCE IN EDWARD BOND’S THEWOMAN: ACTING BACK TO THE CENTER Authors: Mahnaz Poorshahidi, Iran Abstract: Edward Bond is one of the greatest dramatists of post-war period. During the 1970s, one dramatist who tried to inaugurate a form of historical drama, which used history as a means of representing political circumstances of contemporary Britain, was … Read more

Title: TRACING BHAVNA (FEELING/EMOTION) AND VICHAR (THOUGHT) ININDIAN AND WESTERN POETICS Authors: Dr Anupamratanshanker Nagar*, India Abstract: This research paper investigates the nuanced concepts of bhavna (feeling/emotion) and vichar (thought) in Indian and Western literature and poetics. Drawing upon classical Indian writings of Abhinavgupta, Bhartruhari, Mamata, Bharat Muni and canonical poems by William Wordsworth, Coleridge, John Keats, … Read more

Title: BLACK AMERICANS’ VIOLENT STRUGGLE AGAINST RACISM IN THEUNITED STATES: A SCRUTINY OF STEPHEN COONTS’S UNDER SIEGE Authors: MANKOU Paul Marie and N’ZAMBI-MIKOULOU Donald, Congo Abstract: The examination of Stephen Coonts’s Under Siege has enabled us to discover that Aldana and his black fellows are the first characters who organize a violent struggle against racism in the … Read more

Title: AFFECTIVE PROSODY IN CHILDREN AND YOUNG NEURO-TYPICAL LISTENERS FOR MALAYALAM LANGUAGE Authors: Ms.Zaithuna.K, Ms. Rahiba lulu.M.K, Ms Fathima Fasna and Abhishek Budiguppe Panchakshari, India Abstract: Affective prosody would refer to the perception of the emotional state of a speaker based on the prosodic aspects of one’s speech. The affective prosody is often studied in individuals with right … Read more

Title: THE ROLE OF FORMULAIC SEQUENCES IN ORAL FLUENCY: ANETHNOGRAPHY Authors: Sophomore Talle VACALARES and Charito G. ONG, Philippines Abstract: Oral fluency is an essential aspect of language proficiency that is often neglected in communicative language classrooms. Formulaic sequences, which are fixed expressions or structured sentence chunks, can aid in achieving higher levels of fluency. This study … Read more

Title: INVESTIGATING HOW SEMANTICS CAN SUPPORT OR HINDER THEADOPTION OF EDUCATIONAL INNOVATIONS Authors: Dr. Nagamurali Eragamreddy, Oman Abstract: This qualitative, phenomenological study investigates how semantics affect undergraduate students’ and teachers’ acceptance of innovative teaching practices. The research included ten teachers and fifty students from universities in Libya and Oman. Surveys and interviews were used to gather information … Read more

Title: FRAGMENTATION OF REVELATION AND HIDING BEHIND THE WALLS OFTHE DISTANT MARGIN IN THE SAUDI FEMINIST AUTOBIOGRAPHY: AnAnalytical Reading of the Novel Madi, Mufrad, Mudhakkar/ Past, Singular, Masculineby the Saudi Writer, Omaima al-Khamis Authors: Dr. Hanan Bishara, Israel Abstract: If the biography is a narrative type with an unimaginable reference basis, the feminist autobiography is a narrative … Read more