Hind Alkurwy

University of Al-Qadisiyah | UAQ · college of arts

Modern life is in many considerations the life of complications and snagging not because Man is changed physically or mentally but because life itself has transformed completely as the priority is given not to Man but to the new details that "control" his life. One of these details is the role of technology with its advantages and disadvantages. Th...

A paper tackling Eliot's Waste Land

A study on Lorca's tragedies Blood Wedding, Yerma, and The House of Bernarda Alba, comparing the theme of death elaborated in the three plays.

Spirituality can release blocks, lead you to ideas, and make your life artful. Sometimes when we pray for guidance; we are guided in unexpected way" Julia Cameron T.S. Eliot (1888-1965) adopted the Anglo-catholic faith of England in 1917. Ash Wednesday was written after his embracing the new faith. It is a poem of six parts published in a single vo...

The present study focuses on the role of the past in two plays, one by the Norwegian dramatist Henrik Ibsen Rosmersholm (1887), and the other by the Russian playwright Maxim Gorky the Lower Depths (1902). The concept of the past in these two plays is treated as a live existence, for it becomes obvious that the past that should be "past" is not dead...

ABSTRACT Reality and illusion are two contrasted themes that have been tackled by a large number of dramatists all over the world through different literary ages for these two themes are related largely to Man's life, nature and behaviour. Reality is related to life with all its advantages and disadvantages whereas illusion means the adaptation wi...

ABSTRACT This study is an attempt to trace the Fox theme in two plays: one by the Renaissance English dramatist Ben Jonson, Volpone (1605), and the other by the modern Nigerian dramatist Wole Soyinka, The Lion and the Jewel (1963). It is believed that there are affinities in themes and techniques between the two plays despite the elapse of time be...