Vol. 11 Jan-Jun 2021

Transitivity Process Analysis of Chomsky's Political Articles

Sinaa Sattar Jabbar, Asst. Prof. Wasan Noori Fadhil

This paper attempts to reveal how language is used by Chomsky in his political articles from the transitivity perspective, primarily, the process. Halliday and Matthiessen (2014) p...

Status of Women in Medieval Time & its Evolution on Relevance in Contemporary Times

Dr Veena Kurre

Women’s empowerment is a global issue in determining the status of women. The discussion on women’s right is at the forefront of formal and informal campaigns worldwide. 2001 i...

Resisting The Politics of Cultural Pluralism in Nadine Gordimer’s The Pickup and Narrudin Farah’s A Naked Needle

Raphael Seka

Most Postcolonial writers in their narratives present characters who are interested in seeing a racially unified society and not a fragmented one, thereby creating space for cultur...

Investigating Iraqi EFL Learners' Attitudes toward Using Digital Pinterest Programme and its Impact on the Grammar

Fatima Rahim Abdulhussein, Nadia Majeed Hussein, Majid Bani Mahdi

Pinterest is one of the social media platforms that grants learners to categorize and exchange images and videos from around the Web. The learners upload the images that are called...

Detection of the Difficulties of Using E-Learning at the University of Misan from the Point of View of the Teaching Staff Members

Iman Saadoon Dhumad, Fatima Raheem Abd Al- Husuin

E- Learning is considered as an interactive system for education by using communication and information technology relied on an electronica digital environment and by the latest me...

Fifteenth Addenda to Criticism of the Current Science in the World

Pejman Malekinejad

[This paper was withdrawn due to certain technical errors]

In this article, some facts about schizophrenia and other mental disorders were discussed. Furthermore, some scientific problems of Iran were mentioned. It was concluded that Iran ...

The importance of Convergent and Divergent Teaching Methods on Teaching Writing

Noor Jumaa Omran, Dr. Bushra Saadoon Mohammed Al- Noori

Teaching as a difficult process is influenced by so different factors, of which one of the most important is the approach adopted to present and teach materials. Divergent and Conv...

Githa Hariharan’s Fugitive Histories: A Study in New Historicist Perspective

Dr Deepak Upadhyay

New Historicism is a mode of critical analysis that focuses on the text as a site of power relations. It believes that texts mask social conditions just as social conditions are in...

Two Culures Metaphorised : A Discussion of Fasting Feasting

Dr Dhananjay Kumar Singh

Anita Desai portrays two cultures in terms of Fasting and Feasting. These two cultures are apparently two contrary cultures. But the novelist aims at that their unity rather than t...

International Climate Change Regimes and Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies: A Cosmopolitan Response

Mannu Singh

The North-South political differences and lack of consensus have serious implications for the climate change governance. This paper primarily explores—what are the cosmopolitan r...

Self-Employment Training Program and its Socioeconomic Impact on Rural Women in Ranchi District,

Shweta Singh Chaudhary, Dr. Dipak Kumar Shukla

India is a developing nation. Although its economy is growing, poverty is still a major challenge. However, poverty is on the decline in India. According to an International Moneta...

Use of ICT in English Language Learning and Teaching

Archana Kumari, Prof.(Dr.) Chetlal Prasad

ICT has its noticeable impact on the quality and quantity of teaching-learning process. In concrete terms, ICT can enhance teaching and learning through its dynamic, interactive, a...

The Role of NGOs in the Emergence of Transnational Social Movements in India

Dr. Chaganti Rami Reddy

The Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in fostering the emergence of transnational social movements within the context of India. As global issues increasingly transcend national...

Women, Nature and Resilience: Kamala Markandaya’s Vision in ‘Nectar in a Sieve’

Dr. K. Karuna Devi

Kamala Markandaya is a notable female author whose books incorporate themes of oppression resulting from the exploitation caused by poverty, the caste system, and the clash of valu...

Innovative Techniques and Language Teaching

A Vasantha Kumari

We all know that teaching of language whether as a second language or foreign language is a bit tedious as the job of the language teacher is not only to teach but also to develop ...