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Conference Paper
The Aptness of the title “All my sons” in Arthur Miller’s Play
Authors: Alaeddin Nahvi
Year 1401
Publish place: 7th International Conference on Language and Literature Studies in the Islamic World
Pages: 5 | Language: English
Conference Paper
Poison of Jealousy in Othello
Authors: Alaeddin Nahvi
Year 1397
Publish place: The sixth International Conference on Applied Research in Language Studies
Pages: 11 | Language: EnglishConference Paper
Desperate American Dream’ in Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman
Authors: Alaeddin Nahvi
Year 1397
Publish place: The sixth International Conference on Applied Research in Language Studies
Pages: 7 | Language: English
Conference Paper
The Illusion of American Dream in Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman
Authors: Alaeddin Nahvi
Year 1395
Publish place: Fourth International Conference on Applied Research in Language Studies
Pages: 7 | Language: English
Conference Paper
American Dream and the Tragedy of the Common Man in Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman
Authors: Alaeddin Nahvi
Year 1394
Publish place: Third International Conference on Applied Research in Language Studies
Pages: 6 | Language: EnglishConference Paper
The Merchant of Venice as a Tragicomedy
Authors: Alaeddin Nahvi
Year 1394
Publish place: Third International Conference on Applied Research in Language Studies
Pages: 6 | Language: English
Conference Paper
Shakespeare was a FEMINIST before it was invented An Outlook in the Merchant of Venice
Authors: Alaeddin Nahvi
Year 1394
Publish place: International Conference on Science and Engineering
Pages: 7 | Language: EnglishConference Paper
Iago as the Embodiment of Evil
Authors: Alaeddin Nahvi
Year 1394
Publish place: International Conference on Science and Engineering
Pages: 11 | Language: English
Conference Paper
All My Sons - The Tragic Conflict between Family Loyalties and Social Responsibilities
Authors: Alaeddin Nahvi
Year 1393
Publish place: The 2nd National Applied Research Conference on English Language Studies
Pages: 6 | Language: EnglishConference Paper
Shakespeare’s Shylock, The Everlasting Character of all Times
Authors: Alaeddin Nahvi
Year 1393
Publish place: The 2nd National Applied Research Conference on English Language Studies
Pages: 7 | Language: English