Faculty of Translation and Languages

Islam in Marlowe’s Tamburlaine

The Image of Patriotic Hero in These English History Plays

The Struggle between Allegiance to Royal Authority and the Voice of Conscience in Sir John Oldcastler and Sir Thomas More

The Front of Charity: Feminine Identity in a number of English Renaissance Plays

Political Satire in the Plays: Coriolanus and Catiline

The Dramatic Reception of the Myth of Oedipus

The Image of the Golden Eagle of Damascus

The Tragic Quest for Solace in O’Neill’s Mourning Becomes Electra and Orsan’s Maternity

The Personification of Justice in a number of English Renaissance Plays

The Convention of History Making in Selected History Plays

The Impact of Criticism and Translation in Cultural Dialogue: Othello as an Example

Monarchy and Propaganda in English Plays

The Problematics of the Diversity of Translating Critical Terms

The Myth of Phoenix in Shakespearean Drama

The Quest for Self-assertion in Eugene O’Neill’s Desire under the Elms.

Tragic Elements in Edward II and Sir Thomas More

Significance of places in Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights and Jane Austen's Mansfield Park

The Comic and Mock Epic: A Comparative Study of Fielding's Joseph Andrews and Pope's The Rape of the Lock

The Integration of English History Play into Tragedy

Word-play in Henry Fielding's Joseph Andrews

Story as a Vehicle for Personal Chronicling Christopher Marlowe's Edward II

King Henry V: From a Legendary Figure to a Tragic Hero

The English Legal System As Presented by Henry Fielding in Joseph Andrews and John Dryden in "Absalom and Achitophel": A comparative Study

Parental Role and its Consequences in Dickens's Hard Times and Austen's Masfield Park.

Speech Disorders in Traumatic Brain Injury Patients