Adaptation or Manipulation ? Notes on translating conjugal terms in Shakespeare

The Body/Land Dichotomy: An Eco-feminist Approach to the Early Modern Female Body and Pastoral Space in Mary Wroth’s Urania

A Cognitive Stylistic Ecofeminist Analysis of Barbara Kingsolver’s <i>Prodigal Summer</i> (2000)

Are Shakespearean Plays Suitable Material for Children’s Literature?A Comparative Study Presenting the Two Shakespearean Plays: The Tempest and A Midsummer Night’s Dream

The Concept of Fertility in the Dakhleh Oasis, Cult and Symbolism

An Ecofeminist Reading of Aeschylus’ The Eumenides: Visions and Revisions

Shakespeare's Merry Wives of Windsor in an Egyptian Adaptation: A Study in Cultural Appropriation

Theatre’s ‘Green’ agenda: An ecocritical analysis of Lucy Kirkwood’s proto-environmental play The Children

Postmodernizing Shakespeare: From Hamlet to Hamletmachine

Empowering Nature and Women: Ecofeminist Analysis of Atwood's <i>The Edible Woman</i> and Watson's <i>Tiny Sunbirds Faraway</i>