International Journal of Literature Studies

2021 - 2026

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Volume 6, issue 6, 2026

The Role of metaphorical Meaning in Ghassan Kanafani’s Men in the Sun: A Conceptual Semantic Study pp. 01-06

Arwa Mohammad Rabee

THE QUEST FOR THE SELF IN LAMBEAUX BY CHARLES JULIET: TRAUMATIC MEMORY AND THE SYMBOLIC WRITING OF COLORS AS AN EXPRESSION OF THE UNSPEAKABLE pp. 07-11

Yvette Nasr

Uneven Peace: Spatial Memory in Kennedy’s Trespasses and Magee’s Close to Home pp. 12-20

Halimah Ali Asiri

Teaching Methods in Literature: A Comprehensive Analysis of Approaches, Methods, and Techniques with Emphasis on Persian-Dari Literature in Afghanistan pp. 21-28

Azizullah Mojaddedi, Mir Zia Addin Miri, Ahmad Shafiq Rasoolyar and Aminullah Azizi

Discipline and Resistance: The Representation of Female Power in the Poetry of John Donne and Sylvia Plath pp. 29-36

Ziyi He

From Scrolling to Sustained Reading: Digital Comics, Short-Form Video Culture, and the Transformation of Narrative Attention pp. 37-43

Fatima Ali Al-Khamisi

Volume 6, issue 5, 2026

Negotiating Power Dynamics: ‘Neo’Colonial Hegemony and Rhizomatic Interraciality in Zakes Mda’s The Heart of Redness pp. 01-10

Yassine Oualla

Female Figures and Cultural Anxiety: A Comparative Study of Yeats and Heaney pp. 11-18

Qin Huang

How Can Home Be Reconstructed after Trauma?Family Failure and the Reconstruction of Belonging in Toni Morrison’s Home and Tijan Sila’s The Day My Mother Went Mad pp. 19-23

Wanqing Xu

When the House Breathes and the Garden Watches: Portrayals of Nature in Edgar Allan Poe and Virginia Woolf pp. 24-28

Asma Muqbil AL Shammari and Banan Hameed AlJahdali

Volume 6, issue 4, 2026

Deceptive Dreams in Animal Farm and Kalila wa-Dimna pp. 01-04

Shahad Mohammed Al Amari

Feminism as a Philosophy of Civilisation: Manifesting the FeministRevolution in " The Season of Migration to the North pp. 05-11

Osama Khalifa Mohammed

Lu Xun in the Post‑Mao Era: Refashioning His Image through Wang Xiaoming’s The Cold Face of Reality pp. 12-18

Yihan He

Us-Iraq War Trauma: A Study in Roy Scranton's War Porn pp. 19-25

Riyadh Talib Mohammed Hasan

Gazing and Being Gazed at: An Analysis of the Construction of Subjectivity Manifested in Lily Briscoe’s Painting Process in To the Lighthouse pp. 26-35

Tan Junqiong

Volume 6, issue 3, 2026

From Watching to Narrating: Thirdspace and Female Experience in The Mai pp. 01-09

Xiaomei Yu

Beyond the Mirror: Gaze, Resistance, and the Reconstruction of Subjectivity in Jane Eyre pp. 10-14

Mohan Li

Self-portrayal of Günter Grass in “The Tin Drum” pp. 15-18

Marium Bushra, Zeba Quamer and Sania Rizwan

Identity Reconstruction after trauma in Khalid Hussani’s “A thousand Splendid Suns” pp. 19-21

Marium Bushra, Abida Yousaf, Saira Parveen and Rubina Noreen

The Influence of The Arabian Nights on English Literary Culture in the Nineteenth Century pp. 22-25

Hazmah Ali AI-Harshan

Volume 6, issue 2, 2026

Viewing Little Women through Gendered Lenses: Interpretive Differences in a Film Adaptation pp. 01-16

Eliza Mae D. Asli, Jeneva U. Sagun, Prences Mae M. Langga, Jake B. Doloricon, Ella L. Sala and Sittie Aina T. Pandapatan

Domestic Violence in the Ghanaian Context: Amma Darko’s Beyond the Horizon in Perspective pp. 17-23

Imeta Akakpo

Ayyar and Ayyari: From Genealogy to Historical Background pp. 24-33

Ahmad Shafiq Rasoolyar, Aminullah Azizi and Jawad Faizi

The Beauty of Death: “Archetypes” in Poems of Percy Bysshe Shelly and Emily Dickinson pp. 34-40

Ning Ding

Volume 6, issue 1, 2026

Reimagining Fables: Power and Intertextual Dialogues in Kalila and Dimna and Eggers’ Narrative pp. 01-10

Hela Alkhider

Networked Spectrality and the Glocal Mediation of Cultural Anxiety in Digital Horror pp. 11-19

Hela Alkhider

A Stylistic Study of Postposing in Knowers Monologue of Al-Imam Al-Sajjad (Peace be upon him) pp. 20-28

Mohanned Jassim Dakhil Al-Ghizzy

Volume 5, issue 6, 2025

Expectations of Pamela’s Presentation of Herself and Her Situation in Her Narrative pp. 01-05

Saleh Aljumah

The Transformation of Taoist Philosophy into Deep Image in W. S. Merwin's Poetry pp. 06-11

Sirui Cheng

“To be, or not to be”: Has Hamlet’s Famous Line been Misunderstood? pp. 12-15

Saleh Aljumah

Volume 5, issue 5, 2025

Hybrid Identity and the Deconstruction of Colonial Myth In Toer’s Novels Bumi Manusia and Anak Semua Bangsa pp. 01-09

Maria Endah Yulindreswari, Tatang Iskarna and G. Fajar Sasmita Aji

The Versatile Language of Absurd World in Harold Pinter’s The Birthday Party pp. 10-14

Ahmad Ali Al-Daire

Volume 5, issue 4, 2025

Cultural Depiction of Prostitution and Poverty in The Maiden Tribute of Modern Babylon and In Darkest London pp. 01-06

Rawafid Al Najajeer

On the Violence of Silence: The Intergenerational Transmission Mechanism of Implicit Family Trauma in 'night, Mother pp. 07-14

Xiaole Liu

Volume 5, issue 3, 2025

On the Evolution of Class Struggle Thought in Sean O’Casey’s Plays pp. 01-06

Yaxin Guo

Patriarchy and Racism: The Female Lament in Eat a Bowl of Tea pp. 07-13

Wenyan Zong

Book Review: Unpacking Creativity for Language Teaching by Tan Bee Tin (2022) pp. 14-19

Rawan Ahmed Alsoweed and Abeer Shujaa Alharbi

Volume 5, issue 2, 2025

Gender Roles and Class Relations: Neurasthenic Representations in Edith Whartons’ The Age of Innocence and The House of Mirth pp. 01-07

Nabeel M Yaseen

Archetypes and the Process of Innovation in Modern Vietnamese Women’s Poetry pp. 08-21

Thi Thanh Tam Le

Amin Maalouf’s Leo The African: Between Self-Orientalism and Reconstructing Identity pp. 22-34

Hind Essafir

Pagellu as Cultural Praxis: Embodied Social Values in Torajan Traditional Dance pp. 35-46

Nurlina Sjahrir, Bau Salawati, Alimuddin and Andi Asrifan

A Wound Made Local: Seamus Heaney's 'Irishification' of Myth in The Cure at Troy pp. 47-55

Tianqi Wang

Wandering and Freedom: A Lacanian Reading of Subjectivity in The Adventures of Augie March pp. 56-59

Wei Tao, Shihan Zhang and Pengcheng Zhan

How Diversely a Narrator use Digital Rhetoric and Personal Rhetoric Depending on the Scenario? pp. 60-66

Sadia Rahman Busra

Volume 5, issue 1, 2025

The Craft of Poetry: A Stylistic Study of Jamal Assadi's Verse pp. 01-16

Nassim Assadi

Transnationality, Mobile Identity, and Cultural Dislocation in Rabih Alameddine’s I, the Divine (2002) pp. 17-28

Azeddine Lahmidi

“What if I lose my ability to language?” A psycho-social interrogation of the Language disorder narratives in bioscope and Literature; a Phenomenological analysis pp. 35-40

Preethi Maala Angamuthu and Dr. M Ashitha Varghese

Constructing Desire: Beauty, Love of Blackness and Black Constellations in The Bluest Eye pp. 39-34

Milad Houshmand

Distance: the Flâneuse’s Path From Alienation to Wholeness in Mrs. Dalloway pp. 41-50

Ting Yang

Interconnectedness: A Study of Forrest Gander’s Be With through the Lens of Ecocriticism pp. 51-57

Li-jia Yu

Initiation and the construction of the masculine ethos in the negro-African novel: a comparative, psycho-sociological and anthropological study pp. 58-66

El Houcine El Bazi, Jaouad Boumaajoune, Assia Dlimi and Monssef Sedki Alaoui

Licensed Cruelty: Decorum and the Ledger in Amis’s Money and The Information pp. 67-76

Meshari Saleh Alanazi