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Shakespeare’s “Othello” and “The Merchant of Venice”: An Embodiment of the Marxist Ideology of Reification Amal Bou Sleimane* I am a writer of English poetry and a member in the Byron worldwide organization. I also participated in many…
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Effective Use of Zoom Sessions (a Synchronous Learning Strategy) to Foster Success and Motivation of Lebanese University Students in Bekaa: A Case Study Dr. Janet Ayoub* Abstract: As a result of the wide spread of technology in our…
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Instantaneous Frequency Modulation on Speech and Chirp Signals Author Marwan Saad Kadhim* Summary Of Research In this research the main idea is how to generate one signal using three different signals with three different frequencies,…
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Integrating Digital Technology into Higher Education in Language Assist. Lect. Mohammed Raad  Jaddoa Introduction           Perhaps the greatest challenge and innovation in education over the last forty years has been the introduction…
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The Silent Space between Men and Women in The House of Matilde and the Priority of the Place in both   Dr. Haybat Abdul Samad*   No one can deny the essential difference between the social powers of men projected outside homes and that…
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Eliot’s Whereabouts: The Fluctuating Body-Space Relationships in “The Waste Land” Hassan Rahmeh* Much has been written about T. S. Eliot’s poem “The Waste Land.” Nearly a century has passed since its publication in 1922, a year of…
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SYMPTOM TRANSFORMATION AFTER BARIATRIC SURGERY INTERVENTION A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS IN BOTH LEBANESE OBESE MEN AND WOMEN   Author : Elise Bitar Masters in clinical psychology, clinical psychologist,…
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Mastering Creativity in Modern Classroom Dr. Yousra Mazeh Creativity in early times was considered as mastery and a divine force. Plato claimed that this inspiration is the gift of god (plato, the laws). In the age of enlightenment…
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Ideogrammatic Icons: A Linguistic Armageddon of the Digital Age? Dr. Maha Sourani Abstract Human communication has significantly changed from cave paintings in the Upper Palaeolithic age, to using symbols, then papyrus, texts, to…
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