6 articles in this issue
Frederica Cirami
In this article, I firstly argue that femicide is a word that indicates the psychological and physical violence against women because they belong to the female gender. I analyze in particular the femicide cases that took place in the border between Ciudad... see more
Laila S. Dahan
When Libya joined the Arab Spring in 2011 it did so in reaction to the success of Tunisia and Egypt ousting their leaders. However, Libya’s foray into revolution was different in that the Libyan people had spent 42 years under the frightening rule of Gadd... see more
Saddik M. Gohar
For decades, the historical and political ramifications of the Palestinian / Israeli dispute not only created hostility between the Arabs and the Jews but also undermined the possibility of initiating a mutual dialogue between the two peoples. This paper ... see more
Pooja Kukreja
This paper attempts to read Gloria Naylor’s The Women of Brewster Place as an expression of the heterogeneity of the black women’s experiences. Published in 1982, the novel anticipates the focus on the diversity of women’s lives and the women of colour, t... see more
Aicha Rahal
It is probably true to say that most learners of a foreign or a second language fail to achieve their aim of native-like competence. Advanced Tunisian English Learners (ATEL) are an example; they faced problems to speak accurately due to inability to perm... see more
Jericho Williams
As one of Ireland’s most prominent writers during the first half of the twentieth century, Elizabeth Bowen explored the lingering effects of the Irish Potato Famine and the decline of the Anglo-Irish Ascendancy by incorporating elements of the literary go... see more