Setting as Character: The Poetics of Space and Human Anxiety in Stephen Karam’s The Humans

Self-awareness as a Pilgrim to Realness in Doris Lessing’s “Through the Tunnel & A Sunrise on the Veld.”

Breaking Off the Fetters of Ideology: Edward Albee’s The Zoo Story as a Critique of the American Dream

"In Quest of a Mythopoetic Native American Subjectivity: Joy Harjo’s Poetry "

The Real, the Mythic and the Psychic in Edward Bellamy’s Looking Backward 2000-1887 and Tawfiq Al-Hakim’s People of the Cave

A Text World Theory Reading of the Absurd in Rose Tremain's Trespass

Spirituality in C. S. Lewis's Till We Have Faces: A Thematic Approach

Stylistic Echoes in Jane Hirshfield's Quest for Existence

A HERMENEUTIC VIEW OF BIBLICAL MYTHOLOGY AS REFLECTED IN SARAH RUHL’S EURYDICE AND IN THE NEXT ROOM

Light as a symbol of the plights of Tennessee Williams, Heroines