Middle Eastern Literature.

Philology and the appropriation of the world = Champollion's hieroglyphs / by: (Electronic resources)

The Dead Sea scrolls = new insights on ancient texts / by: (Electronic resources)

Arabizi as a learning and teaching resource = a linguistic study of Arabic in a foreign language classroom / by: (Electronic resources)

Literary translation in practice = Arabic into English / by: (Electronic resources)

Politics and digital literature in the Middle East = perspectives on online text and context / by: (Electronic resources)

Modern interpretation of the Qur'an = the contribution of Bediuzzaman Said Nursi / by: (Electronic resources)

Place and identity in the lives of Antony, Paul, and Mary of Egypt = desert as borderland / by: (Electronic resources)

Al Jazeera in the Gulf and in the world = is it redefining global communication ethics? / by: (Electronic resources)

Right to the city novels in Turkish literature from the 1960s to the present by: (Electronic resources)

The conceptualization of guardianship in Iranian intellectual history (1800-1989) = reading Ibn 'Arabi's theory of Wilaya in the Shi'a world / by: (Electronic resources)

Translation movement and acculturation in the medieval Islamic world by: (Electronic resources)

Nezami Ganjavi and classical Persian literature = demystifying the mystic / by: (Electronic resources)

Bilingual creativity and Arab contact literature = towards a world englishes and translation studies framework / by: (Electronic resources)

Post-Arab Spring narratives = a minor literature in the making / by: (Electronic resources)

Sherko bekas = a kurdish voice under the lens of critical stylistics / by: (Electronic resources)

Using fiction to teach secondary students about the Middle East by: (Electronic resources)

Comparative modernism and poetics of time = Bergson, Tanpinar, Benjamin, Walser / by: (Electronic resources)

A contemporary Turkish prison diary = reflections on the writings of Said Nursi and Aleksander Solzhenitsyn / by: (Electronic resources)

'The bird who sang the Trisagion' of Isaac of Antioch = becoming parrot in a late Antique Syriac sermon / by: (Electronic resources)