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America and Hannibal Lecter
This paper argues that Thomas Harris's Quartet draws detailed parallelism between the character of Hannibal Lecter and America as a political entity. Previous research has neither elaborated nor provided precise examples, from real-life American politics or psychology, highlighting this parallelism. In fiction, Simpson (2000) asserts, the serial killer character can be a political and ideological code in the midst of the post-war evolution of the serial killer fiction genre. Drawing on Zimbardo's psychoanalytical theory and Danner's political testimonial insights, this paper explains that both Hannibal Lecter, and America, as a political entity, are evil. After September 11, Bush administration has rationalized extreme measures to combat terrorism in Afghanistan, has established a detention camp at Guantanamo, Cuba, and has settled a torture site in Abu Gharib in Iraq. Danner's political insights prove that there have been systematic killings and torture committed by the American troops in Iraq, which have been officially documented in the Schlesinger report, General Taguba's report and Red Crescent reports. All of these documents can be fully accessed through Danner's book whose political testimonies act as the backbone for assessing any claims of evil, narcissism, or psychopathy attributed to the character of America. Narcissism and psychopathy are studied as two main personality disorders of the character of Lecter and America as a political entity in the light of the psychoanalytical theory, mainly Kernberg's and Ronningstam's. Hence, this interdisciplinary paper highlights evil, narcissism, and psychopathy in the characters of Lecter and America, with reference to fiction, psychology and politics.
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الرواية العربية من منظور قديم ومعاصر
الرواية نوع من أنواع الأدب الموروث حيث القصص والأساطير مرورا بالملاحم وامتدت للعصر الحديث حتى وصلت إلى قمتها في العصر المعاصر. وظهور الرواية الإلكترونية وهي رواية التي تتم كتابتها وقراءتها عبر أجهزة الكمبيوتر وتتميز بالخيال المكتوب بسرد نثري وبلغة ثرية، فهي فن أدبي قابل للتطور والاستمرار.
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الجامع لأخلاق الراوي وآداب السامع
\"الجامع لأخلاق الراوي وآداب السامع\" كتاب جامع بالفعل كما يظهر من عنوانه للأخلاق والآداب التي ينبغي أن يتحلى بها كل من الراوي أي الشيخ والسامع أي الطالب من النية التي ينويها في عمله هذا وآداب الطلب والإبكار إلى المجالس والاستئذان على المحدث وأدب السماع وأدب السؤال وكيفية الحفظ عن المحدث وأمور أخرى كثيرة في هذا الموضوع.
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Worlds of Feminism in the Contemporary Algerian Feminist Novel
This research paper examines the topic of contemporary Algerian feminist novels as one of the most significant subjects in the landscape of Algerian literary creativity. These novels construct a new world filled with artistic and ideological issues, distinguished by their boldness and challenge to reality, while also reflecting the concerns and preoccupations of female writers. Through this study, the researcher attempt to explore contemporary Algerian feminist narrative models to understand the feminist worlds within them, as well as to examine how they transcend the realms of entertainment and pleasure, emerging as testimonies to their era through innovative techniques and objectives.
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Existential Alienation in Richard Wright's the Man who Lived Underground
This research focuses on examining the concept of existential alienation in Richard Wright's recently published novel, The Man Who Lived Underground (2021). It traces the protagonist, Fred Daniels' experience of estrangement and separation from the world, reality, and the self. It sheds light on the causes of these experiences mainly the racial violence, oppression and dehumanization. It shows how these affect the psyche of the black man leading to his reevaluation then rejection of the world and its values from an existential perspective. This study is theoretically framed using Frantz Fanon's framework on the concept of alienation particularly in his book Black Skin, White Masks to scrutinize the relationship between racial oppression against blacks and the adaptation of existential alienation as a response to the absurdity of the anti-black world that, abuses, rejects and equally dehumanizes the African American man. The protagonist in Wright's novel exhibits some typical features of an alienated man including loss of sense of reality, memory fragmentation, dehumanization, and deformation of character.
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