A Necropolitical Reading of Susan Abulhawa’s Against the Loveless World examines Susan Abulhawa’s novel Against the Loveless World within the framework of necropolitics and temporal studies, showing how time functions
This essay reconceives Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Americanah through the lens of affective infrastructure theory, defined as the assemblages of material and immaterial systems that generate, channel, and regulate emotional intensities.
This study examines how Western media use postcolonial discourse and emotional politics to shape and sustain Islamophobia in the post- 9/11 era. Through a qualitative analysis of media coverage by
This article examines Shakespeare’s The Tempest in the context of posthumanism and material ecocriticism, arguing that the play anticipates the modern discourse of distributed agency and ecological interdependence. It will
This research seeks to shed light on the complex interaction between sexual identity, cultural and religious context, and language education. Sexual identity is a significant factor in the educational experience
Amir Hassan Cheheltan: In One of These Summers [A Short Story] As long as he was in the house, he was depressed. When he went out on the street, it
This study examines Thomas Pynchon’s mammoth novel Against the Day in terms of the minor practice of language as proposed by Deleuze and Guattari in their book Kafka: Toward a
This study explores the unexplored thicket of nineteenth-century ideology to reassess the reasons for Emma Bovary’s suicide. The historical investigation in this article shows that the doctrine of separate spheres
Blake has long been considered uncomfortable by environmental critics and many environmentalists have claimed that he cannot be considered an environmentally conscious poet. At the same time, there are other
