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Narrative Intricacy in Robert Southey’s Storyworld: Locutor Voice and Monitority in “The Battle of Blenheim”
This study explores the narrative intricacy of Robert Southey’s “The Battle of Blenheim” by examining the use of monitority and locutor voice. Using these techniques, the paper analyses how the poet represents the ‘restricted perspective of the locutor’ rather than a distanced straightforward…
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Truth and Metaphysical Aesthetics in A. J. M. Smith’s Selected Poems
Arthur James Marshall Smith, (1902-1980), a Canadian poet, critic, and professor who played a vital role in shaping the modern Canadian literary landscape, is known for his preoccupation with metaphysical aesthetics and truth that revolve around exploring deep philosophical themes. Through his keen…
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Identity and Nation in Coca Cola’s Thanda Narratives in India
When Coca-Cola re-entered the Indian market in the era of government-initiated liberalization, privatization, and globalization in the 1990s, one of the major challenges it faced was to again penetrate the Indian soft drinks market and acquire a considerable market share over a period of time in…
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A Modern Peep at the South Seas: Melville’s Presence in some Hollywood Films from 1920s to the 1940s
This paper will argue that alongside Melville’s literary reputation, Hollywood, and its associated industries (advertising, trade and journalistic press), produced a pop-culture image of him. It will analyze two movies, Last of the Pagans (MGM, 1935) and Omoo-Omoo the Shark God (Esla Pictures…
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The Rural and the Urban: A Spatial Reading of Selected Poems by Stephen Spender and Badr Shakir al-Sayyab
The countryside and the city are considered among the most frequently tackled themes in British and Arabic poetry. They are viewed as two inseparable aspects of man’s life in the modern age. Many poets write about them because they appreciate the rural since it is still where man finds…
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Patriarchal Hegemony and Women Resistance: A Foucauldian Reading of Hoshang Waziri’s The Takeover
The archetypal image of patriarchy is a common theme in literary studies. It goes back to social, legal, political, and economic organization of various cultures. Domination of men over women is found even in the ancient civilizations all over the world. However, what is interesting about…
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The Geopolitical Imaginaries in Moby-Dick; or, The Whale and Hakugei: Legend of the Moby Dick
This paper explores the geopolitical imaginaries in Herman Melville’s Moby-Dick; or, The Whale (1851) and in the Japanese science fiction animation titled Hakugei: Legend of the Moby Dick (1997-1999) by the Japanese animation artist Osamu Dezaki. Although it is an adaptation of Moby-Dick, the…
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“Boggy, Soggy, Squitchy Pictures”: Adaptations of Moby-Dick in the Art of Jean-Michel Basquiat
Throughout the twentieth century, Moby-Dick has inspired countless visual artists. Painters, sculptors, illustrators, all tried their hand at reimagining Melville’s great whaling epic through their works. From Karl Knaths to Jackson Pollock, from Frank Stella to Matt Kish, a diverse plethora of…
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"He would do nothing in the office”: Work and Alienation in Cinematic Adaptations of Herman Melville’s Bartleby
This paper analyzes the representation of the office workplace in filmic adaptations of Melville’s short story “Bartleby, the Scrivener”. Following a brief overview of film adaptations of Melville’s short story, this article will discuss Miro Bilbrough’s (2001) and Gerard Amsellem’s (2013) short…
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Overview of the Foreign Language Sections in the Matriculation Exam in Poland and the University Entrance Exam in Turkiye
This paper highlights the contrasting approaches to foreign language assessment in high-stakes examinations for university education in Poland and Türkiye, focusing on content, task types, and language skills. In Poland, language acquisition is seen as a tool for effective communication, while in…
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Liminal Margins and the Appropriation of the Inherited Codes and Imposed Patterns in Abdulrazak Gurnah’s The Last Gift
The study explores the immigrant’s identity crisis in Abdulrazak Gurnah’s The Last Gift from the lens of hybridity and liminality. It analyses how the host society determines identity formation and the tension they experience between their cultural heritage and the prevailing norms of the host…
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The Semiotics of Pictorial Discourse in Ahmed Khalid Tawfiq’s The Legend of the Late Night
This paper analyses visual discourse in Ahmed Khalid Tawfiq’s The Legend of the Late Night (2002) by investing in semiotics as a critical method, gripping the essence of the image, especially if it involves an imagination imbued with horror literature, as it will give rise to a kind of novelistic…
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Transcreation of Advertisements as Narratives
Transcreation covers emerging strategies, concepts and procedures in translation. It brings together linguistic transfer, cultural appropriation and creative invention. Recent trends in the advertisement sector indicate that translation is blended with creativity and narrativization. Hence…
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Resonances of Celtic Pantheism in Claire Keegan’s Walk the Blue Fields
The relationship between nature and religion has been a matter of philosophical and religious debate for centuries. Nature has been evaluated as a means of reaching God and is considered a reflection of creative power. Pantheism occurs as represented in particular narratives, exploring nature-human…
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Monsters or Victims? An Ecocritical Reading of Samson and Sally and Dot and the Whale, Retellings of Moby Dick
The paper aims to explore two animations, Samson and Sally (1984) and Dot and the Whale (1986), through the lens of zoocriticism (Huggan and Tiffin) and ecocinematic analysis to show how the directors have presented the alternative version of Herman Melville’s Moby Dick in order to showcase the…
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Brand Silence in Protest Movements: Commercial Brands’ Discursive Indifference During a Social Protest in Peru
The study aims to politically analyze the narrative traits of protesting the indifference of commercial brands toward Peru’s political mobilization in November 2020 via Facebook. From a multiple-case qualitative focus, the corpus was gathered through the semiotic pertinence of representation by the…
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A Critical Discourse Analysis of the Images of the Turks in English Renaissance Drama: A Case Study
This study is based on a critical discourse analysis of images widely used for the portrayals of Turks in English Renaissance drama with reference to Philip Massinger’s Renegado. This study intends to develop a systematic method to examine the discursive tendencies in the selected work to determine…
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When Tablets Speak: Examining Diasporic Identity in Dunya Mikhail’s Poetry
The study aims to demonstrate that diasporic people feel nostalgia for the spiritual value of their homes, not for their physical location. The diaspora theory is applied to frame the analysis of Dunya Mikhail’s selected poems. They represent how diasporic identity is intrinsically linked to the…
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Biotext and Chinese/American Identity in Maxine Hong Kingston’s The Woman Warrior: Memoirs of a Girlhood among Ghosts
This article explores Maxine Hong Kingston’s The Woman Warrior: Memoirs of a Girlhood among Ghosts, which is a blend of autobiography, fiction, myth and history, as a biotext, a text that is able to articulate the author through the writing itself rather than being reduced to binaries or to a…
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As Light as a Whale: Roberto Abbiati’s Una tazza di mare in tempesta and the Presence of Moby-Dick in Contemporary Italian Arts
Ever since Cesare Pavese’s pioneering 1932 translation of Moby-Dick; or, The Whale, Italy has proven particularly receptive to Herman Melville’s masterpiece, which has not only been enthusiastically loved by generations of readers and stimulated the interest and acumen of local Americanists, but…