Vol. 11 No. 1 (2010)

Table of Contents

• Inferno: The Human Mind Inflamed

  Eman Karmouty

  5-16

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• Oriental Antiquity and Romantic Locality: The Gaze Backward and Inward

  Naji Oueijan

  17-28

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• Scientific vs. Sentimental Narrative in the Travels of William Bartram and Mungo Park

  Kifah Al-Omari

  29-44

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• Islamophobia and the Intellectuals

  Abdulla Al-Dabbagh

  45-52

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• Islam’s Narrative in American Literature

  John J. McDonald

  53-60

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• Transitivity and the Construction of Characters in the Narrative Discourse of The English Patient

  Amina Megheirbi

  61-70

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• The Increase of Literal Translation: A Feature of Globalization

  Tara Moayad

  71-82

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• Etymology of Arabic loanwords in English in Monolingual and Bilingual Dictionaries: Lexicographers' versus EFL Learners' Perspectives

  Zahra Mustafa

  83-100

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• Strategies of Translating Idioms in English-Arabic Dictionaries

  Showqi Bahumaid

  101-126

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• Literacy Practices in Contrast: Adult Arab Literacy vs. Native English Literacy

  Omar F. Atari

  127-146

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• An Investigation of Some Difficulties in Idioms Encountered by Saudi Learners of English

  Hashim Noor, Maysoun Fallatah

  147-174

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• Teaching Academic Writing in English at Arab Universities: Considering the Contexts

  James Moody

  175-192

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• Reflections on the Experience of Using E-learning in English Language and Literature Teaching at Al-Quds Open University

  Insaf Abbas

  193-206

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• Learning outcomes: A Case Study from Arab Open University

  Ghurmallah Abdullah Al-Ghamdi

  207-216

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• Book Review of Abdullah Dabbagh's Literary Orientalism, Postcolonialism, and Universalism

  Tahrir Khalil Hamdi

  217-220

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