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Editorial Note
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1-3
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Quest in James Dashner’s The Maze Runner Trilogy
- Ali Akbar Zamani; Farideh Pourgiv; Mahsa Hashemi
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5-19
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Subjective Violence and Objective Violence: Revolt as Emancipation of Others in LeRoi Jones’ The Slave
- Sussan Rahimi Bagha; Leila Baradaran Jamili
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21-36
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The Neoliberal Nostrum: Spatial Fix in Ian McEwan’s Solar
- Seyed Mohammad Marandi; Zohreh Ramin; Mohammad-Bagher Shabanpour
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37-53
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Villain-Becoming and Body without Organs: A Deleuze-Guattarian Rhizoanalysis of Paul Auster’s Invisible
- Moein Moradi; Nasser Maleki
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55-67
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A Study of the Metatheatrical Aspects of Peter Shaffer’s Equus
- Alireza Farahbakhsh; Ameneh Ebrahimpour
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69-84
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Christian Images in Justin Kurzel’s Macbeth (2015)
- Yasaman Yassipour Tehrani; Alireza Anushirvani; Laleh Atashi
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85-104
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African Feminism in the Nigerian Context: A House of Affirmations and Denials
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105-123
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Speaking Muslim Subaltern through the Ethical Agent in Shakespeare and the Holy Quran
- Fahimeh Khalili Teilami; Jalal Sokhanvar
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125-140
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Globalization of Local Lives: Performing Self-Authenticity as Personal, Local and Social Process in Zadie Smith’s NW
- Farnaz Esmkhani Yuvalari; Bahman Zarrinjooee; Farid Parvaneh
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141-156
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A Critical Investigation of Traditional Treatment of Literary Schools and Movements in Kurdish Literature
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157-179
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ZPD Theory and Scaffolding Teaching Strategy: Iranian EFL Learners' Views and Reading Achievement of Short Stories as a Way of Literature Incorporation within Learning Procedure
- Neda Fatehi Rad; Valeh Jalali
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181-209
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Self-assessment and Peer-assessment in EFL Context: An Investigation of Writing Performance and Writing Self-efficacy
- Jalil Fathi; Maryam Afzali; Katayoun Parsa
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211-232
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Symbolic Violence: Conversations with Bourdieu, Michael Burawoy (2019), Duke University Press
- Azadeh Heidari; Farzaneh Doosti
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233-241
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Abstracts in Persian
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242-254
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