EKB Journal Management System
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Image as a Symbol: The Symbolic Connotations of Brooklyn Bridge in the Poems of Vladimir Mayakovsky’s “Brooklyn Bridge,” Hart Crane’s “To Brooklyn Bridge” and Marianne Moore’s “Granite and Steel”

Pages 3-22
Neveen Diaa El-Deen Al-Qassaby
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“Talking of the Fairy Road”: Modulations of the Seanchaí in Conor McPherson’s The Weir

Pages 25-44
Sahar Abdel Khaleq Abbass
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TRANSLATION ERRORS INDUCED BY FIRST LANGUAGE INTERFERENCE IN ARABIC-ENGLISH TRANSLATION: A qualitative study.

Pages 47-66
Saad Salem Alshamrani
4.

Mental Spaces of Marginalization and Resistance in Maya Angelou’s I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings A Discourse-Historical Approach

Pages 69-94
Enjy Salah Ibrahim Abdel Salam
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Developing EFL Oral Communication Skills and Motivation through Vlogging

Pages 97-119
Hanan Ahmed Sanad
6.

A Cognitive Stylistic Approach to Narrative Shift in Prophet Ayyub’s (Job) Qur'anic Story

Pages 123-148
Dina Ragab Muhammad Gassor
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Translating Modal Verbs in Editorials from Arabic to English: A Critical Discourse Analysis

Pages 151-167
Shaimaa Ragab EL Abasiry EL Abasiry
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Investigating Manipulation of Orwell's Animal Farm in Two Arabic Translations: Further Insights

Pages 171-201
Basma Mohamed Ali Abdel Gafour
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A Critical Discourse Analysis of the Representation of Floyd Protests in Three Electronic Newspapers

Pages 205-224
10.

Assessing the Arabic Translation of Selected Walt Disney Bedtime Stories (2014): A Pragma-Stylistic Approach

Pages 227-258
Monica Mouris Naguib
11.

Discourse of Hostility: Critical Discourse Analysis of The Representation of China by the American Politicians on COVID- 19

Pages 261-287
Heba Abdelalim Abdelaziz Ahmed Mourad
12.

Environmental Discourse in EFL Textbooks in Egypt: A Critical Ecolinguistics Case Study

Pages 281-328
Maha Salah ElDien Mohamed Hamed