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The persistence of canonical literary texts within popular imagination highlights their continuing capacity to inspire, adapt, and reshape cultural meanings across generations. This paper examines how poems and literary ...

Resilience is usually characterized in psychology as an individual's capacity to withstand adversity and recuperate from trauma. Nevertheless, the emergence of advanced artificial intelligence necessitates a reevaluation...

This paper explores the shifting landscape of literary criticism, tracing the decline of traditional frameworks—such as formalism, structuralism, and historicism—in favor of a renewed aesthetic engagement with litera...

           Ecocriticism, a literary counterpart to the environmental movement that emerged in the late twentieth century, provides a disciplinary lens for interrogating the representations of nature in cultural...

Naylor's novels consistently address the oppression of women due to their sex and race. Her novels often portray men as irresponsible and unwilling to commit to any relationship. Naylor's literary corpus offers a compreh...

Intertextuality, a postmodern concept invented by the Bulgarian-born French Semiotician Julia Kristeva in the late 1960s, refers to the emergence and understanding of any individual text from the vast network of discours...

 Of late, video games have turned into a new form of literature within the evolving society. What was once shunned under the pretext of childish initiations has now gained popularity and respect, encompassing simultaneo...

Background: Arabic news texts have many complex sentences, and the identity of the agent or subject of the sentence is frequently withheld. In addition, the study of case grammar on Arabic news is still relatively minima...

Abstract: Set in East Berlin during the Cold War era, the story follows the unconventional relationship between Hans and Katharina, weaving together personal struggles with the political backdrop of East and West Germany...

Banana Yoshimoto's Kitchen (1988) poignantly explores grief, loss, and the processes of mourning through the experiences of its protagonist, Mikage Sakurai. This paper undertakes a thanatological reading of the novella, ...

Identity construction is a fluid process shaped by cultural, social, and technological forces, particularly in the digital era. Jennifer Egan’s Look at Me critiques how technology and surveillance reshape selfhood, hig...

Young adult fiction is aimed primarily at readers between the ages of twelve and eighteen. It often centres on themes that are highly relatable to teenagers. Illness narratives in young adult fiction explore themes of pe...

Home Fire represents the life of British Muslims by modelling on the tragedy Antigone. The novel is modernised with characters whose actions correlate to the characters of Antigone. The story begins in the middle, introd...

Trauma is an encounter of the violent event, with its unexpectedness and horror. Traumatic disorders transpire when there is an interplay between the experience and memory along with their gender violence. The most destr...

The literature of trauma frequently depends on witnessing via testimony, recollection, and generational storytelling to maintain memory and facilitate healing. Nevertheless, Claire Fuller’s The Memory of Animals (2023...