Vol 3, No 1 (2011)

Vol 3, No 1 (2011)

Studies in Literature and Language

Studies in Literature and Language, Vol.3, No.1, August 31th, 2011

Table of Contents

Articles

The Great White Hope: Black Albinism and the Deposing of the White Subject in John Edgar Wideman’s Sent For You Yesterday

Vida A. Robertson

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1-10

The Nature of Guilt in Arthur Miller’s All my Sons

Noorbakhsh Hooti, Saba Habibi

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11-16

Levels of Simulacra: Brian Moore’s The Great Victorian Collection

Hossein Pirnajmuddin, Atefeh Salehnia

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17-22

Cultures in Contact: How Education and Cultural Studies Help Obliterate Unnecessary Perpetuation of Cross-cultural Misunderstanding Between the USA and the Arab World

Marwan M. Obeidat, Nazmi Al-Shalabi

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23-29

Manifestation of Shklovsky’s Defamiliarization and Derredian Différance in the Poetry of Keats and Sipihri

Nasser Maleki, Maryam Navidi

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30-36

Event Models: A Socio-cognitive Study of Selected Interrogations in 2008 Quasi-judicial Public Hearing on Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Administration in Nigeria

Unuabonah Foluke

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37-44

Home Entertainment Practices in Austin’s Mansfield Park and Bronte’s Jane Eyre

Ghada S. Sasa

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45-49

Power-discourse’s Reading of “Jennie Gerhardt”

Ke SHEN

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50-54

Unconscious Resistance Against Althusserian Ideology in Tobias Wolff’s Short Story Bullet in the Brain in the Light of Raymond Williams and Terry Eagleton

Farid Parvaneh, Ali Sohrabi

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55-60

Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby Between the Film and the Novel: A Corpus-driven Study of Students’ Responses

Nazmi AL-Shalabi, Fahed Salameh, Marwan Obeidat

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61-63

On Arthur Waley’s Creatively Treasonous Translation of Xiyouji: From the Perspective Utilitarian Discourse System

Linna GUO, Yushan ZHAO

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64-67

Religion and Human Behavior in Eugene O’Neill’s Plays

Asim Karim, Nasim Riaz Butt

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68-76

On the Tragedy of Love in The Scarlet Letter

Lanlan LUO

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77-84

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