16 articles in this issue
Vivek Kumar Dwivedi
The dividing line between the literary and the non-literary novel has never eluded readers. Even some of the raciest and most thrilling novels can have literariness, and on the other hand, some of the novels written in the simplest style with hardly any l... see more
Farva Bhutto,Kaneez Fatima Mamdani
The advent of electronic media has increased plagiarism. People around the world are relying on the vast number of data available on the internet. This paves an easy road toward plagiarism. It has now entered into different areas of life and affects the i... see more
Amina Marzouk Chouchene
Science enjoyed considerable prestige during the nineteenth century. Unsurprisingly, historians began to think about the relationship between history and science. This was a source of heated debate. The central question was, “is history a science?” Two sc... see more
Abdelfattah Mazari
In this paper, we will study two classes of problems in the acquisition/learning of English by non-native learners, which appear to be common to all language learners. We will try to determine the role played according to language universals in the acquis... see more
Sediqeh Pourmokhtar,Seyed Reza Hosseini
Jean-Francois Lyotard (1924-1998), one of the most prominent critical thinkers of the second half of the 20th century, is most famous for his analysis of postmodernism and postmodernity. Lyotard believes that the great theoretical metanarratives and the l... see more
Ayehu Bacha,Kamil Mohammed,Lenin Kuto,Dereje Fufa
This article deals with the coffee ceremony of the Macha Oromo in the Jimma zone aiming at investigating its cultural and social significance. Ethnographic methods like observation, focus group discussions, and interviews were used to collect data. T... see more
Hedi ZENATI
Dans cet article, nous discutons d’abord l’idée de l’articulation entre Géographie halieutique et Systèmes d’Informations Géographiques (SIG) appliquée au golfe de Gabès, à partir de ses multiples volets : conceptuel, méthodologique et socio-spatial.... see more
Jamila Zghal
This paper seeks to reconstruct the causes of the American Civil War (1861-1865) from three perspectives pertaining to historiographical controversies. It attempts to ascertain some plausible understanding of this war by contrasting these accounts reflect... see more
Raj Kumar Baral
Derek Walcott, by using in-between images like 'twilight', and 'beach' in his poetry, establishes his position as 'something besides,' which is more than his hybrid position of 'neither the one nor the other,' to locate his split state of being. The... see more
Seda Can
The Pulitzer winner Death of a Salesman is a play written by Arthur Miller and first performed in 1949. The play portrays a period in which the negative effects of the Great Depression, which turned the ‘American dream’ into a struggle for survival, were ... see more
Bayramli Aynur Fazil Gizi
According to their lexical meaning, morphological characteristics, and syntactical functions words fall into classes that are called parts of speech. For example, the words such as the question, answer, hand, sentence, and others are distinguished as noun... see more
Bi Boli Dit Lama Berté GOURE
Si la création romanesque de Toni Morrison fascine par la beauté artistique d’un style éclectique et novateur, l’écrivaine américaine reste proche des préoccupations sociales qui engagent sa communauté. Au-delà de la question féminine qui recoupe son roma... see more
Seyed Reza Hoseini,Parisa Mohammadi
During the Islamic period, the art of glassware grew considerably in the era of the Fatimids of Egypt and at the same time during the Seljuqs dynasty of Iran. The coexistence of these two dynasties and the relationships between them can provide the basis ... see more
Kouassi Zamina JOHNSON
Les peuples que le rêve américain avait attirés aux Etats-Unis tout au long des siècles, étaient de toutes les races et de toutes les nations. L’ascension de ces groupes depuis lors jusqu’à nos jours est un vibrant hommage au rêve américain. Dans le même ... see more
Mhamed Krifa
Many grammatical structures are a serious problem in the understanding and translation processes of certain Qur’anic verses, crucial to the everyday life of believers due to their jurisprudential value. An example is the punishment suggested for the crime... see more