AWEJ for Translation & Literary Studies Volume, 3 Number 2. May 2019 Pp. 1
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Contents
| Article Titles & authors | Pages |
| Contents | 1 |
| Connection and Disconnection in Tom’s Midnight Garden Mouhiba Jamoussi |
2-13 |
| The Literature of Exhausted Possibility: The Entanglement of Postmodern Fiction Nariman LARBI |
14-21 |
| The Cultural Revolution in David Lodge’s Changing Places Noureddine Friji |
22-36 |
| Tragedy and social drama in Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman Tahar Bayouli & Imed Sammali |
37-48 |
| Kindness towards Others in Great Expectations Saed Jamil Shahwan |
49-55 |
| Unraveling the System of Representation of the Colonizer in E. M. Forster’s A Passage to India (1924) and Louis Bertrand’s La Cina (1901) Fatima BENSIDHOUM |
56-65 |
| “Jane Eyre’s Morality”: A Kohlbergian Reading Ali Sabri Mohammad Abu Hassan & Mohd Nazri Latif Azmi |
66 -77 |
| Fiction Stories and Poster Presentation in Teaching Indonesian EFL Students Asmi Rusmanayanti |
78-90 |
| Using the SCAMPER Model to DevelopTranslation Skills for Major Students in the Faculty of Education, Majmaah University, Saudi Arabia Fatma Farid Fakhry Tharwa |
91-113 |
| A Cognitive Study of Metaphors in the Glorious Qur’an: From a Linguistic to a Conceptual Approach Mashael AlAjmi |
114-121 |
| Major Translation Methods Used in Legal Documents: Translation of a Marriage Contract from Arabic into English Omar EL GHAZI & Chakib BNINI |
122-138 |
| Domestication Versus Foreignization: The case of translating Al-Sanea’s Girls of Riyadh into English Salwa Alwafai |
139-151 |
| Inter–mixing Indiannesss with Thainesss in selected Thai Novels Sophana Srichampa |
152-164 |
| Drama, History, and Postcolonial Résistance in Northern Nigeria: A Review of Ahmed Yerima’s Attahiru Isyaku Hassan, Mohd Nazri Latiff Azmi , Mubarak Ibrahim Lawan Habibu Awais Abubakar |
165-176 |
| Translating English Existential ‘there’ Sentences into Arabic: A Text-based Analysis Irfan Said |
177-191 |