The present study aims to investigate the importance of the two components fluency and accuracy within writing skill that mainly belongs to the field of teaching English as foreign language (EFL). In this context, many EFL ...

In our days, EFL learning and teaching is facing a massive obstacles, challenges, and hurdles. Bloom‟s Digital taxonomy is more relevant to newer educational theories by combining both the cognitive process and knowledge ...

George Orwell at the end of the Second World War said that the next 10 years would show whether Britain remains a great power. This thesis argues how two world wars weakened Britain’s empire and how within twenty years, ...

One of the poets, who hasbeen mostly observed in the Nineteenth and Twentieth centuries, is Thomas Hardy who tends to portray and treat different subjects within his poetry. This research is mainly concerned with the ...

The Theatre of the Absurd is considered to be one of the most important movements in the history of dramatic literature for its non conventional form and content. It’s raising throughout European countries namely France, ...

This dissertation has explored the representation of gender conflict within the theatre of Harold Pinter. What is sought is a literary analysis of the Absurd representation of male and female as well as the conflict that ...

The main goal of this dissertation is about analyzing the unconventional relationships in D. H. Lawrence’s novel Sons and lovers, and the short story The Rocking-Horse Winner, the exploration of Oedipus complex. This ...

The present dissertation centers upon a psychological examination of the main female characters in M.E.Braddon’s Lady Audley’s Secret (1835), D.H.Lawrence’s The Virgin and the Gipsy (1930), and Jeanette Winterson’s Oranges ...

This thesis aims to define the relationship between “the End of history” as philosophical concept and postmodernist critique of history in contemporary English literature notably in Graham Swift’s Waterland as historiographic ...

This research paper aims at studying one of the most prominent literary texts as a modernist product. Significantly, this study attempts to analyse the novel of "Orlando" by the British writer, Virginia Woolf . The study ...