AWEJ for Translation & Literary Studies Volume, 2 Number 3. August 2018 Pp. 1
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Contents
| Article Titles & authors | Pages |
| Contents | 1 |
| Team of This issue | |
| D. H. Lawrence, America, and Classic American Literature: A Relationship of Attraction, Disappointment, and Abhorrence Taher Badinjki |
2- 12 |
| Bringing Literature to Life: Strategies for Supporting Arab and American Student Success in a First-Year Foundations Course Gina Zanolini Morrison , Marcia Balester , Andreea Maierean & Megan Boone Valkenburg |
13-30 |
| The Impact of John Locke’s Tabula Rasa and Kant’s faculty of intuition on the Poetry of Wordsworth, Coleridge and Keats: Implications and Applications Walid Ali Zaiter |
31- 42 |
| The Use of Synonyms in Parliamentary Speeches in Jordan Yousef Bader & Sohad Badarneh |
43- 67 |
| Representations of Family Relationships and Generational Conflicts in the Works of British Writers in Diaspora Faten Adi & Mahmoud Al-Shetawi |
68- 84 |
| What Can a Translation Machine Do in Translating Abbreviations in Source Language Text into Target Language Text? Abdul Muth’im |
85-101 |
| Joyce’s Dubliners (1914) and A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man (1916): A Postcolonial Analysis Samir Ferhi & Bouteldja Riche |
102 -109 |
| The Ironic-Romantic Hero in Frazier’s Cold Mountain and Roth’s Nemesis Souad Rahmouni |
110 -119
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| French Regime’s ‘Francisation’ as a Paracolonial Policy: A Critical Study of Language, Identity and Assimilation in ‘French’ Morocco Saad Boulahnane |
120 -131 |
| Intelligence Arabic Authors: Julie C Manning and Elizabeth Kendall Reviewer: Samar Zahrawi |
132 -133 |