Subject area: Social Sciences & Humanities
Field: Language and Linguistics
Code:1203
ISSN: 2663-9033
Journal of Language Studies of Tikrit University is an international, multilingual quarterly journal publishing research papers in Eastern languages (Arabic, Kurdish, Turkish, Persian and Hebrew), Western and European languages (English, French, German, Russian, Spanish) and their literatures. Print ISSN: 1813-1646
Aims and Scope The Journal of Language Studies is a scientific journal that aims to support and promote research and studies in the field of language. Its primary objective is to encourage faculty members to contribute their scholarly work and disseminate knowledge to both the scientific community and the wider public. The journal recognizes the importance of scientific research and its role in advancing knowledge in the field of language studies. By providing a platform for researchers to publish their work, the journal aims to facilitate the exchange of ideas, theories, and findings among scholars in various disciplines related to language. |
Vol. 8 No. 8 (2024): Vol.8, No. 8, 2024
Published: 2024-09-08
The Sensual Image in the Poetry of Pride Between Antarah and Al-Mutanabbi
Naglaa Abdel Hussein AliWi Al- Mohammadawi
1-11
The meaning of the verb (taaf) and its derivatives in the Qur’anic context
Alia Bassem Najm Al- Rubaie, Naglaa Abdel Hussein AliWi Al- Mohammadawi
12- 27
KHlOOD YOSUIF ABOOD
28-42
The Conversational Implicature of the allusive speech in Surat Al-Ahzab
Fakhriya Ghareeb Qadir, Dildar Ali Othman
43-75
Amany Kanan Kudair
76-90
Keeping secrets in the Abbasid era until the year 334 AH
Hiba Hussein Mohammed, Najla Abdul Hussein Aliwi
91-111
The Effect Round House strategy on pupils Writing skill
Heyam Mohammed Ali, Madeha Saif Alden Saleh
112-128
The Impact of Video Games on Vocabulary Acquisition Among Young Learners in Kurdistan Region of Iraq
Khozga Harbi Ameen Bibani
129-148
The Effect of Using Mini-Drama on Writing Proficiency among Iraqi EFL Secondary School Pupils
Reyam Yassin Ali, Madeha Saif Alden Saleh
149-166
Wafaa Dahham Mohammed
167-192
Domestication and Foreignization in Translating Polite Tweets
Maryam Ahmed Mohammed Saeed, Kanaan Khudher Hasan
193-217
Ali Hussain Owdah Al-Juburi, Muhammed Ibrahim Hamood
218-238
Unlocking the Symbolic Tapestry: Exploring Symbolism in Ahmed Ardalan's The Gardener of Baghdad
Qusay Khalaf Hussein
239-254
Deconstructing Orientalist Representation of The East in Yasmina Khadra’s Sirens of Baghdad
Lamiaa Ahmed Rasheed, Ahmad Khalid Hassoon
255-268
Captivating Verbatim Account of Historical Events in Ana Deaver Smith’s Fires in The Mirror
Ansam Riyadh Abdullah Almaaroof, Shurouq Gheny Atew
269-283
Intertextuality, Adaptation or Plagiarism: Al-Sayyab’s “Diwanu Shi’r” and Spenser’s “Amoretti I”
Haitham Kamil Eidan Al-Zubbdaidi
284-297
Presupposition as a Manipulation Strategy in President Biden's Reference to the War on Gaza
Muhammed Raad Jadow
298-321
Exploring Directive Acts and Their Connection to FTA in Surat Yusuf: A Pragmatic Study
Saif Habeeb Hasan, Ruqaya Issa Mahmood, Elaf Fkran Ismael
322-335
Semantic Deviation in W. Wordsworth's Selected Poems
Dhuha Ahmed Hamadi
336-347
Intonation Analysis of the Self/Other Representation in Bush’s Speech
Huda Abdul-Latif Mahmoud, Hassan Shaban Ali
348-363
Epitaph in English: A sociolinguistic Analysis
Hanan Aymin Faeq AL-Shamani, Ahmed Mohammed Salih
364-386
An Analysis of Jennifer Mills’ Dyschronia through the lens of the New Weird Genre
Tabarek Layth Abdullah, Lamiaa Ahmed Rasheed
387-398
NAJWA YASEEN ISMAIL
399-413