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  • The Gap between Theory and Practice in Students’ Oral Presentations 
    BOUSSADIA Radhia, OULEDIEF Hiba (2016-06)
    This study aims at detecting the gap between theory and practice in oral presentations. Accordingly, the sample of the research was randomly selected from Master One students of English at the English Department. The ...
  • The Girl on Fire: 
    MOUSSAOUI, Rayene (2023-06)
    This research is an analysis of the novel The Hunger Games (2008) by Suzanne Collins from the perspectives of the feminist and Marxist frameworks. It explores the terrifying nature of Panem and the violence portrayed in ...
  • Growing up an Afro-American Woman: 
    ROUIBI, Khawla (2017-06)
    Growing up an Afro-American woman in the twentieth century has been one of the hardest challenges that black women have had to handle. Hence, this study is an attempt to analyze from both the psychoanalytic and the feminist ...
  • Guilt and Atonement in Khalid Housseini’s The Kite Runner 
    KRAIFI, Nardjes (2019-07)
    Guilt is a conscious emotion which results from the inner criticism directed towards the self when it has violated a moral behavior. After committing a transgression, the superego creates feelings of guilt to punish ...
  • Guilt and Atonement in Khalid Housseini’s The Kite Runner 
    KRAIFI, Nardjes (2019-07)
    Guilt is a conscious emotion which results from the inner criticism directed towards the self when it has violated a moral behavior. After committing a transgression, the superego creates feelings of guilt to punish ...
  • Happiness in Frances Hodgson Burnett’s The Secret Garden 
    DJAGHOUT, Oussama (2017-06)
    The major objective of this study is to focus on the theme of Happiness in Frances Hodgson Burnett’s The Secret Garden. Therefore, the present work’s goals are to shed light on the remarkable transformation of the main ...
  • Healing Trauma through Literature and Nature: 
    GHOUZLANI Narimane, MEDJDOUB Khaled (2023-06)
    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 ...
  • The High Cost of Selling Democratic Illusions to Iraq: 
    BOUAGAL, Fatma (2017-06)
    The main concern of this dissertation is to examine Iraqi situation after U.S. withdrawal since 2011. It deals with the real situation of Iraq and Iraqis after the war on all sides socially, politically and economically. ...
  • Hillary Clinton’s Candidacy and Barack Obama’s Presidency: 
    OUCIF, Rima (2017-06)
    This dissertation explored the phenomenon of the glass ceiling in the American political context. It emphasized its substantial impact of halting women and racial minorities from obtaining influential elective public ...
  • How to Make America Secure? The United States Refugee Policy during Barack Obama and Donald Trump’s Presidencies 
    AOUSSI Nachoua, CADI Amani (2022)
    This work aims to explore the different definitions of the term “refugee” and to investigate the political view on the refugee policy. The dissertation attempts to explain refugees' influence on the US security system. The ...
  • Humanism in Usula K. Le Guin’s Postmodern Science Fiction 
    BENCHEIKH Amira Riane, BOULEKHRAS Dounya Malak (2021-09)
    This work examines Humanism in American Postmodern Science in one of the most famous American writers’ works Ursula k. Le Guin (1929-2018). It also studies the main elements of Postmodern Science Fiction and explores the ...
  • Hybridization and Power: Revising Colonial Legacy in Arundhati Roy’s The God of Small Things 
    LAABNIA, Yousra (2019-06)
    The current study focuses on Arundhati Roy‘s attitude towards the British colonial legacy through paying attention to hybridity and power in her master piece The God of Small Things (1997), a postcolonial-Marxist Indian ...
  • Identity Conflict in Puerto Rico: Remaining a Commonwealth, Promoting Statehood or Becoming an Independent Country 
    MOUCHARA MOHAMMED-AYYOUB, MEKHALFI SAOUSSEN (2020-07)
    This dissertation is concerned with the dimensions of Puerto Rico's political status, which presents some exceptional challenges. The study depicts a detailed historical, cultural and political portrait of the island's ...
  • Identity Construction in Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games: 
    ALLELE, Inchirah (2016)
    Due to the popularity of young adult dystopian literature, this thesis aims to analyse novels written by Suzanne Collins The Hunger Games and Catching Fire. The thesis in the first chapter investigates dystopian ...
  • The Illusion of Promoting Democracy In Iraq During Obama’s Presidency 
    Belkoli Houda, Bouachria Soumeicha (2021-09)
    This dissertation investigates the illusion of promoting democracy in Iraq during Barack Obama’s presidency. Initially, this research explores general background about the country of Iraq; it describes Iraq’s location, ...
  • The Immigrant Writer's Representation of the Ancestral Homeland: 
    TARFA Hadil, SOLTANE FatmaZohra (2022)
    This study aims at investigating whether immigrant writers, in their attempt to represent their ancestral homelands, are able to transmit accurate, vivid images of the homes they had left behind or if their literary ...
  • Immigration Policy in the US and UK in the aftermath of 9/11:a comparison. 
    HASSASNIA Ammar, TOUAHRIA Lilia (2023-06)
    This research investigates the reforms that American and British immigration policies witnessed in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks. It seeks to investigate the reasons behind the dramatic change that took place in the ...
  • The Impact of Brexit on UK’s Economy 
    HAOUMA FEDI, KALACHE ROUMAISSA (2020-08)
    Brexit is one of the most important issues in the history of both the European Union and Great Britain. When Britain decided to withdraw from Europe, it realized that this decision would affect both sides, especially since ...
  • The Impact of Collaborative Writing on Developing Students’ Writing Proficiency 
    BOUAICH Salima, HAFIANE Zineb (2016-09)
    The present research work aims at examining the impact of collaborative writing in improving students’ writing proficiency. Consequently, the research study sample was randomly chosen from second year LMD population of the ...
  • The Impact of Compensation Strategies on Learners’ Speaking Skill. 
    FRAGA, Sarra (2017-06)
    The majority of foreign language learners encounter various speaking difficulties. To some extent, what these learners need is to develop some communicative strategies that can help them to solve their problems in actual ...

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