EKB Journal Management System

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Front Matter

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Humanities and Social Sciences in the Digital World

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Ahmed Elshamy; Heba El-Abbadi; Reem El-Degwi

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Challenging Corruption and Sexism in John Maher and Maged Raafat’s El3osba: Between Comics and Facebook Literature

Pages 4-38
Amany Elnahhas

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English-Arabic Code-Switching of the Arabic Language Speakers in Instant Messaging: Motivations and Structure

Pages 39-59
Asmaa Ahmed Hassan

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Facebook and the Neo-Nomads: A Study of the Work of the Egyptian Comic Artist Muhammad Wahba El-Shennawy and the Use of Comics in History-Telling

Pages 60-81
Dina Halawa

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Persuasion in T.V. Advertisements: A Multimodal Analysis of the Visual Tactics in the Official Commercial of Telecom’s Egypt Mobile Network ‘We’

Pages 82-108
Marwa Abuel Wafa

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Loving Vincent: Challenging Genre Conventions in the Digital Age

Pages 109-121
Nihal Nour

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Multiple Rooms with Brought Down Walls: Aleppo’s ‘Holocaust’ and Democracy of/in the American Century

Pages 122-149
Riham Debian

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Freeing Verse: Memories of War in the Three Cin(E)-Poems “Frozen, Blistered Hand,” “The Big Push” and “The Dice Player”

Pages 150-168
Sylvia Fam

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The Postmodern Punk Show: The Simulacral Paradigm in the Cyberpunk Narrative of William Gibson’s Neuromancer

Pages 169-187
Wael Mustafa

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Representation of Ethnic Heritage in Cyberspace: Digital Archives and Community Participation

Pages 188-202
Yasmine Sweed

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Constructing Reality and Identity in Selected Young Adult Cyberpunk Novels

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Eman Qassem El-Said

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Create, Campaign, and Click: A Genre Analysis of the Interactive Features Used in Hashtag Campaigns on Twitter

Pages 223-257
Amira El-Zohiery

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A Systemic Functional Grammar Analysis of English SMS Advertisements in Egypt

Pages 258-279
Rana El Kholy

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Facebook Prod-User Culture: A Study of the Emerging Configurations of Form and Content, Time, the Body and the Real in Contemporary Social Media

Pages 280-285
Doaa Ghazi

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Teresa Pepe, Blogging from Egypt: Digital Literature, 2005-2016

Pages 286-292
Hala Kamal