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Faculties

Translation and Languages

Elias Khalaf

Doctor Elias Khalaf

Certifications

1- Bachelor’s degree in English from the University of Aleppo with a very good grade.
2- Postgraduate Diploma from the University of Strathclyde, Britain.
3- Master’s degree in English Literature from the University of Liverpool, Britain.
4- Doctorate in English Literature from the University of Liverpool, Britain.

Language

Arabic.
English.
French.

Skills

Teaching the following courses: (Theater in its Ages - History of Literature - Translation - World Literature - Prose - Composition - Linguistic and Critical Studies in English for Postgraduate Studies in the Arabic Language Department - Research Methodology - Theater and World Literature in the Master’s Degree).

researches

Islam in Marlowe’s Tamburlaine
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The Image of Patriotic Hero in These English History Plays
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The Struggle between Allegiance to Royal Authority and the Voice of Conscience in Sir John Oldcastler and Sir Thomas More
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The Front of Charity: Feminine Identity in a number of English Renaissance Plays
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Political Satire in the Plays: Coriolanus and Catiline
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The Dramatic Reception of the Myth of Oedipus
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The Image of the Golden Eagle of Damascus
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The Tragic Quest for Solace in O’Neill’s Mourning Becomes Electra and Orsan’s Maternity
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The Personification of Justice in a number of English Renaissance Plays
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The Convention of History Making in Selected History Plays
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The Impact of Criticism and Translation in Cultural Dialogue: Othello as an Example
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Monarchy and Propaganda in English Plays
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The Problematics of the Diversity of Translating Critical Terms
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The Myth of Phoenix in Shakespearean Drama
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The Quest for Self-assertion in Eugene O’Neill’s Desire under the Elms.
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Tragic Elements in Edward II and Sir Thomas More
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The Integration of English History Play into Tragedy
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Story as a Vehicle for Personal Chronicling Christopher Marlowe's Edward II
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King Henry V: From a Legendary Figure to a Tragic Hero
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