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2012-12-13	Shakespeare’s Othello : A study in Feminist criticism	Muhsen, Alaa Sadoon
2016-01-20	The Vengeance theme in William Shakespeare “King Lear”	Muhsen, Alaa Sadoon
2015-12-12	Search for identity and self realization in Toni Morrison “Beloved”	Muhsen, Farhan, Mohammed Deraa Alaa Sadoon
2019-09-16	Deception and betrayal in Harold Pinter’s The Dwarfs	Muhsen, Farhan, Mohammed Deraa Alaa Sadoon
2019-12-12	Pecola as devastated and secluded character in Toni Morrison's novel "The Bluest Eye"	Mohaisen, Ahmed Ghazi
2018-11-18	Shakespeare’s King Lear: A Modern Psychoanalytical	Rasheed, Mohaisen, Ahmed Ghazi Samer Abid
2019-09-19	ECOFEMINISM AS A MEANS OF SPIRITUAL HEALING OF KATE'S CHARACTER IN ALICE WALKER'S NOVEL "NOW IS THE TIME TO OPEN YOUR HEART"	Mohaisen, Ahmed Ghazi
2011	It has been argued that mobility is an efficient motive of the deterioration of large-scale close-knit localized networks, which have over time preserved highly systematic and convoluted sets of socially-built linguistic standards (Milroy, 1980). Previous research on the qəltu dialects of Iraq has indicated that these dialects are in a state of levelling in favor of the gilit dialect group. This paper explores a war-induced Regional Dialect Levelling in the qəltu dialect spoken in Hīt in relation to Social Network Integration. Recordings were made of 18 Hīt-born informants, native speakers of the qəltu dialect in three age groups (20-39, 40-59, and over 60). Results revealed a state of diffusion of more prestigious variants associated with more dominant dialect, spreading outward at the expense of socially marked variants. There was consistent statistically significant correlation between high scores of Network Integration and the choice of new variants. Involvement within friendship networks with gilit-speaking migrants has a stronger impact on informants’ language behavior than their contacts when they are outside Hīt (i.e. spatial mobility).	Mohammed, Fuad Jassim
2018-01	Regional Dialect leveling in Iraqi Arabic: The Case of (q) in the Hīti Dialect	Mohammed, Al-Heety, Jinan Abdul Razzaq Fuad Jassim
2019	An Acoustic Analysis of The English Vowels Produced by Iraqi University EFL Learners Speaking Two Iraqi Dialects	Mohammed, Fuad Jassim