Vol. 12 No. 1 (2011)

Table of Contents

• Iago’s Orientalism: Imperial Discourse in Othello

  Charles Campbell

  9-24

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• “Tradition” in T.S. Eliot’s The Family Reunion and Mikhail Na’ima’s Aba’ wa al Bnun (Parents and Sons)

  Raja Alkhalili

  25-36

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• The Affinity between the Grotesque and Naturalism in the Works of Stephen Crane and Frank Norris

  Ghada Daham

  37-50

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• Palestinian and Irish Women in War Literature: A Case of Sorority?

  Dima Tahboub

  51-66

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• Byron’s “The Island”: Dialogism of Genre and Gender

  May Maalouf

  67-90

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• Imagined Histories: The Novels of Walter Scott

  Manfred Malzahn

  91-100

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• The Philosophical Deadlock in Iris Murdoch's The Bell and The Sea, The Sea

  Sabbar S. Sultan

  101-114

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• Newspaper Stories on HIV/AIDS in Jordan: A Look into the Lexicon

  Jihad M. Hamdan

  115-130

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• Vocabulary Knowledge and Reading Comprehension

  Zahia Mebarki

  131-154

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• English Grammar Problems Encountered by Advanced EFL Learners

  Najib Al-Shehabi

  155-182

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• Arabic-Hebrew Language-Switching and Cultural Identity

  Mahmoud Ahmad Abdel-Fattah

  183-196

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