This dissertation entitled “The Rise and Evolution of Sovereignty Movement in Quebec: The 1995 Referendum” comprehensively elucidates the factors that led to the rise and evolution of Quebec Nationalism with reference ...

The current study attempts to investigate the use of authentic materials in enhancing EFL learners’ intercultural communication. This investigation aims at exploring the impact of the utilization of authentic materials in ...

The dissertation shows how postmodern British writer Angela Carter constructs a new image of female identity using intertextuality in her novel Nights at the Circus (1984). Carter’s novel won the esteemed James Tait Black ...

The research aims to explore the extent to which bilingual dictionaries affect the translation of literary texts and the difficulties EFL (English as a Foreign Language) learners may encounter during this process. Additionally, ...

This study examines the process of healing from war-related trauma through reading, writing, discussing, and interacting with literature and nature. The research will be conducted through a close reading of The Guernsey ...

This study is an attempt to investigate the intersection of environmental and feminist issues in Britain caused by the Anthropocene in a futuristic setting particularly from an ecofeminist perspective using Maggie Gee’s ...

Digital learning has improved language teaching and learning by adding new and innovative techniques that will help learners foster their language competences. Correspondingly, the present study seeks to raise teachers and ...

The conflict in Afghanistan has lasted for many years, with changes in power, government structures, and society. Afghanistan was under the rule of Taliban, an Islamist militant group that implemented a strict interpretation ...

This dissertation examines the notion of Schizophrenia as a psychological phenomenon, resulted from the desperate situation after the Second World war and the Cold War and the technological advancement, and shows how ...

This study investigated the role of humor resources as a motivational tool in history education. The research involves 3rd-year Licence Students at the Department of Letters and English Language, University of 08 Mai ...