The study examines Julia Alvarez's role as a Dominican American author, poet, and essayist. Despite being born in New York City in 1950, she was raised in the Dominican Republic by a family with Dominican heritage. Her residence in her ancestral homeland significantly influenced her subsequent literary works. Upon her father's implication in a conspiracy against Dominican President, he departed from the Dominican Republic. Alvarez encountered the challenge of the English language. They were compelled to acquire proficiency in English due to the prevailing perception that anyone who spoke a language other than English were deemed "un-American" during that period. Alvarez recounted her initial encounters in the United States and the subsequent cultural shock she experienced. She described her efforts to assimilate into American culture, gradually and unintentionally distancing herself from her cultural heritage. Evidently, language assumes a significant thematic role in the majority of her writings. Alvarez often conveys her perspectives on the fusion of cultures by employing Spanglish, which refers to the use of Spanish-English malapropisms. The study examines Alvarez's work How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents (1991), which explores the theme of language. In this novel, the four sisters ascribe unique cultural and literary importance to language. Therefore, it emerges as the central motif of the story. Yolanda, for example, experiences a sense of being stuck between two cultures, namely the American and the Dominican. She exists halfway between the past and the present. The expression of her powerlessness becomes evident in her unsuccessful relationship with Rudy. Furthermore, the story explores the issue of familial discord and delves into the impact of the political landscape in the Dominican Republic, which compelled its citizens to emigrate.
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The Iraqi Government had used all Possible methods of financing the fiscal deficit according to the economic and Political Circumstances at the time. It had borrowed from abroad during the 1980s. Those methods of borrowing led to negative impacts on the Iraqi economy such as increased external dept burden, higher inflation rate, negative interest rate and accumulation of domestic debt.
The "Financial Management and Public Debt" law no 95/ 2004 made a great change in those methods of Financing fiscal deficit in Iraq. Before 2004, the deficit was financed by issuing Treasury Bills and selling them to the Central Bank of Iraq with a prefixed interest rate. Thus, i
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- تبين إنّ مصطلح (المدنية) حديث ؛ لكن جوهره القرآن الكريم؛ لأن القرآن الكريم قد دعا في كل آياته إلى بناء الدولة المدنية التي أساسها العدل والمساواة , وهذا ما أثبتناه في متن البحث .
- إنّ المدنية نوعان الأولى مدنية في ظل الله , والثانية مدنية في ظل الإلحاد , أي أحداهما تدعو للحق عن طريق الله , والأخرى تدعي الحق بإنكار وجود الله ،فيجب الانتباه لمثل هذا النوع ؛ لأن هذا النوع يدعو كما تدعو داعش لتشو
المتغير في النحت العراقي المعاصر
التجريد في النحت العراقي المعاصر
المرآة في دراما الفضائيات المتعولمة
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... Show MoreThe theme of Orientalism has multiple directorial options depending on the great diversity of times, places, and personalities, Western and Eastern, and all of this made the director able to reveal his directorial capabilities and methods of addressing the idea of tendencies towards the East and colonial issues and transforming them into a cinematographic text that acquires its aesthetics through the superiority of the elements of photography. In the embodiment of the dramatic event and the enjoyment of the recipient in a way of displaying through camera movements and angles of photography, as well as high selectivity in choosing photography locations that transport the recipient to the narrative world in which the events take place..
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