Article History The paper received on: 16/07/2014 Accepted after peer-review on: 05/08/2014 Published on: 01/09/2014 This study tackles the challenges of translating poem composed in colloquial Egyptian Arabic (CEA) into English. It applies Halliday’s concept of register on a CEA poem and its translation to determine the different varieties used in the original and how far they are maintained i...

the reader as one of the three angles of literary criticism triangle besides its two other angles i.e. the writer and literary work is considered as one of the effective factors in studying a  literary work in critical circles. some critics call him consumer on the one hand and producer on the other hand because of his interpretations and perceptions. accordingly, literary works are divided int...

Sŏ Chŏngju is no doubt one of the most significant poets 20th century Korean literature. However, his figure shrouded in controversies originating from political choices life. The first these being a ‘pro-Japanese collaborator’ during Japanese colonial period. purpose this study to move beyond accusation an collaborator map settings background which he lived and wrote, while also comparing situ...

Background documents: N1944 Encoding Egyptian Hieroglyphs in Plane 1 of the UCS. Michael Everson. 1999-01-09. L2/15-123 Proposal to encode three control characters for Egyptian Hieroglyphs (revised). Bob Richmond. 2015-05-04. L2/16-018 Proposal to encode three control characters for Egyptian Hieroglyphs (revised). Bob Richmond, Andrew Glass. 2016-01-27. L2/16-090 Comments on three control chara...

This study describes Riffaterre’s semiotics in a poem antitled “Qabla an Numdhi” by Faruq Juwaidah. He is modern Egyptian who famous for his love poems. The theme of this about the image person feels that he will return to lord. different from other Juwaidah While poems talk her lover, how she God. aims reveal results heuristic reading and hermeneutic entitled with Michael semiotic analysis. li...

Little thief in the skin. Furuncle is a cutaneous infection circunscribed to a pilosebaceous follicle caused by Staphylococcus aureus, a grampositive coccus that grows in clusters and is one of the most common bacterial pathogens. Furuncle is more common in young adults and affects the skin of the neck, face, axillae, thighs and buttocks. The S.aureus infection produces suppuration and abscess ...