Mohammad Badr AlDeen AL-Hussini H Mansour|Publications

Benha University

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Research Fields

Modern Arabic Poetry

Classical, Elizabethan, Shakespearean, Neo-Classical, and Modern Drama

Poetry from the Anglo-Saxon to the present

Modern British and American Fiction

Environmental Literature

Comparative Literature

Literary Criticism

Number of publications is 18

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1-The Concept of Violence in Modern English Poetry: A Study of Selected Poems by Wilfred Owen, Dylan Thomas, and Ted Hughes

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2-Henry House or The White House: The Political John Berryman

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3-Deep Ecology and Gary Snyder’s Poetry

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4-Englands of the Mind and John Wain’s Restrained Romanticism

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5-Collective Identity in the Early Poetry of William Butler Yeats and Mahmoud Darwish: A Comparative Study

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6-Evolution of Style and Tone in Charlotte Smith s Poetry. Faculty of Arts Journal (Banha University) No. 22 (Jan. 2010): 1-42.

7-Time, Change, and the Uses of the Imagination in Edmund Spenser s Last Major Poems. Faculty of Arts Journal (Banha University) No. 23 1-47.

8-Reflexivity in the Shakespearean Soliloquy. Fikr Wa Ibda No. 46 (July 2008): 1-26.

9-Religion, Science, and Creativity in David Lake s Story "Creator." Fikr Wa Ibda No. 47 (Sept. 2008): 1-40.

10- The Concept of Form in William Wordsworth's Poetry

11-The Analogist and the Transcendentalist: The Stances of A. R. Ammons and Charles Wright toward the Landscape. The Proceedings of the First International Conference of Minia University, "Cultural Dialogue: Communication Channels Among Nations," November 3-5, 2008, Suzan Mubarak Cultural Center for Arts & Fine Arts: 37-72.

12-Octavio Paz and Surrealism. Cairo Studies in English (CSE), Essays in honour of Rashad Rushdy Vol. 2:169-245.

13- James Joyce and Myth

14- Image of Venus in Medieval Contexts

15- The Art of Foregrounding in Romantic Poetry: A study of Coleridge's "Kubla Khan," Shelley's "Ode to the West Wind," and Keats's "Ode to Autumn"

16-Robert Pinsky and Randall Jarrell: The Functional Use of the Poetic Language. Faculty of Arts Journal (Banha University) No. 12 1363-1387.

17- Ode to Psyche and Keats's Soul-Making

18-The Mythic Pattern of the Dying/Reviving God in James Joyce s A Portrait, Ulysses, and Finnegans Wake. Cairo Studies in English (CSE) (Dec. 2004): 149-183

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