AWEJ for Translation & Literary Studies Volume, 6 Number 4. October 2022 Pp. 1-2
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Contents
| Article Titles & authors |
Pages |
| Contents |
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| Foreword
guest-author : Manfred Malzahn |
1 |
| The Structure of Laughter in Shakespeare’s 1 Henry IV
guest-author : Paul Innes |
2-14 |
| Analysis of the Algerian Novel Fahla (Rabah Sbaa) from a Sociolinguistic Approach
guest-author : Nassima Kerras & Moulay Lahssan Baya |
15-31 |
| The Cultural and Semantic Problems Encountered in Translating the Arabic Qur’anic- Specific Lexica ”Alkyedالكَيْدُ” in Sūrat Yusuf into English
guest-author : Ali Albashir Mohammed Alhaj |
32-47 |
| Mystical Symbols of Divine Love in the Poetry of Omar Tarin and William Blake: A Comparative Cognitive Analysis
guest-author : Amatulhafeez Alvi, Ravichandran Vengadasamy & Melissa Shamini Periasamy |
48-65 |
| Addressing the Role of Female Interpreters in Supporting Humanitarian Context
guest-author : Ahmed Mohammed Moneus |
66-78 |
| Analyzing Robert Frost’s Statement Writing Free Verse is Like Playing Tennis without a Net
guest-author : Suzanne A. Wazzan |
79-88 |
| The Image of the Artist in Orhan Pamuk’s My Name is Red and Irving Stone’s The Agony and Ecstasy
guest-author : Maha Qahtan Sulaiman |
89-101 |
| A Critical Analysis of William Blake’s Short Poems: Depth in Simplicity
guest-author : Ghassan Nawaf Jaber Alhomoud |
102-112 |
| The Rewriting of Characters’ Dialogue: Translating Literary Dialectal Dialogue in Saudi and Egyptian Novels*
guest-author : Eman Suraid Almutairi |
113-141 |
| Soueif’s Aisha: A Portrait of Memory, Time, and Liberation
guest-author : Samira Brahimi |
142-151 |
| Translating Cognitive Metaphors from English into Arabic in Modern Media Discourse
guest-author : Ahmed Hakami |
152-161 |
Totalitarianism and Class Warfare in George Orwell’s Animal Farm
guest-author : Bechir Saoudi, Moudhi Al-Dossary, Alhanof Mohammed Al-Tamimi, Noura Saud Al-Moadi , Asma Mohammed Al-Tamimi, Shrooq Sanad Al-Anzi, Mariam Ebrahim Abdullah Al-Shreem, Alanoud Awadh Al-Otaibi |
162-179 |
| Science Fiction in Translation: Perspectives on the Global Theory and Practice of Translation
guest-author : Ian Campbell |
180-185 |
