Journal of the College of Languages

The poet dependent formation of a caupillary to stimuli ,sensory based on the areas of cognition in cluding raises every sense in the mind of therecipient , taking advantage of the senses which help him to perception and imagination and photography .i wanted in my Research that showed silent in the poetry of muslim Ibn al walid by the method of use the senses and then method of imaging divided the research to the axes according to topics hair began to praise ,I have found through mating poetic image with silent about the poet in the purpose of praise that he wanted . the caliphate of yazidI bnmazidknignt courageous , and thisis found in the clear signals in the poems silent poet what he wanting saying .
The purpose that I choose to look out for what it quiet poet in his poetry is strange that the poet was flirting with women is explicit mention of the sensory qualities and this is astrang title for a poet ( sarea al qauani ) it seemed to me from alkamriaat poet ,and silent in it , that in poetry poems mentioned characteristics of the wine may seem in correct news for those who drink it and knew .

This is a mediation between the awareness of the visual vision and the poetic vision as aspects of creativity in selected texts from Abu Baker Al-Razi's book Maghani Al-Maani (The Richness of Meanings). This rich work did not receive due attention although it can be considered one of best works on the choice of the meanings of poetry. We, therefore, try to present a careful reading of the poetic images centering on the sense of sight and the significance it carry in terms of clarity, harmony with other senses, its applicability to abstractions, relatedness to mental movements, and the creativity of imagination.

Body language techniques are an effective and valuable tool of communication between people; and the stage actor should be able to fully master and utilize them as one of his/her most efficient means of expression.
The two researchers have worked on developing a system for the formulation of well defined structure of body language; thus, selecting the appropriate mechanism to be deployed in the preparation of stage actor.
To achieve the best results, the researchers have stimulated and deployed several elements, including science of Kinesics, Physiology (Science of Functions), anthroposophy, Science of Spatial Calculus, Physiognomy, Forecasting, Anthropology and other bordering sciences.
The research aims at explaining body language and analysis of its significance in the embodiment of play characters; and to establish a new format for the rules of body language system as well as set specific rules for practical lessons for the training of stage actor to enable him/her to utilize these rules to develop methods of innovative carnal performance ways to achieve the objectives of the performed drama character.

Is a public relations one style of communication based on the establishment of bridges of understanding and empathy with groups that deal with them, they are deliberate efforts and the goal to influence the opinions of others through mutual communication as it depends the success of any organization to keep the relevance to the public a strong through the communication system practiced by.
The resort system of public relations to propaganda to achieve his goals and his destination using multiple methods, relations public is different from advertising the fact that the latter might seek to influence the thoughts of the masses and be subject to a kind of psychological pressure to win their support unconditionally, without leave of the public the opportunity to make the determination freely and with conviction.
In order to achieve public relations goals they use means of communication in all its forms Kasahafh, radio, television, movies, posters, exhibitions ..... Etc., in order to influence public access to and achieve goals.
The PR employs the media and used as tools to influence and persuasion as working through the exciting media and the response of individual's attempts to convince the masses depends on identifying topic clearly and attention by showing aspects of emotional because they undermine people's attention and Chdhm him more of highlighting aspects of mental, ie, that address the emotions faster and more powerful than address the minds and methods can be used together, emotions and mind, while the propaganda work requires the use of both emotional and logical Alastmalat and is often a focus on Alastmalat emotional impact on the individual and his goals.
And public relations departments used four strategies as methods of communication to convince. There are also tactics to build the message for the public relations programs, help make the message meaningful address the motives of the target audience away from the propaganda to achieve the goals.

The Samitic Languages including the akkadian began to be written after it used to be spoken during the historical periods and cultural domination . These groups of Language started to be widely used especially the Aromeans dialect after the domination of the Akkadian .
The term Samitic language is used to refer to all its dialects which dominated for a long time in ancient Mesopotamia . It had been divided into a number of stages according to periods during which it dominated whether old, middle, neo or late . This study tackles the passive voice depending on a comparative grammar associated with the old Babylonian dialect (2000 – 1600 B . C) being the standard language which used the complete grammatical rules of the semitit language . The aim behind this topic is the study of the Samitic verb . The Samitic language has four formulas, which are symmetrical with certain aspects of the Arabic verb . This study of the Samitic passive voice and comparing it with the Arabic,and Syriac language to show the similarities and differences between the two languages . The study falls is devoted to the introduction of the passive voice in Arabic and Akkadian and Syriac the intransitive verbs in these languages, and the difference between them.
The rest of is devoted to the coinage of the present tense of verb in the passive voice including the regular verb and other typePour

This research deals with the subject of interrogative in the first eight parts of Job's book out of( 42) parts: First we made brief review about the history of the book and its codification and then analyze the sample sentences. This research is one of the few recent studies, Although the little of the references ,and divided according to the following:
1-Outing of the questions tools
2- collecting names of question
3-The selection of sentences contained in the book
4-Conclusions

This research dealt with Psalms. First of all we talked about the name of Psalms, and about the different names of it. After that we talked about its place since it is the first part of the writings in the Old Testament. Also it is the part of the Old Testament which is ascribed to the prophet David.

Then we talked about the division of the book and the titles of its parts with a signal to the relationship between the titles and the content of these parts.

Finally, we made a linguistic analysis to the first two parts including the names, verbs, and all the linguistic articles.

This research is devoted to clarify as much possible the realistic evidences in the stoties of the tow famous writers Buzurg Alavi from Iran and Abdul-rahman Majed Al-robayee from Iraq with referance to the realistic elements of this tow writers. The most important evidencees the resercher , we tackled in this research are: poverty, ignorance, political repression, pourgeoisie, descripency of society, woman inferiority, domination of dictator goverments, … etc. with reference to the life of the tow writers. the research ends up with a brief explicited conclusions.

Assimilation is defined ,by many phoneticians like Schane ,Roach ,and many others, as a phonological process when there is a change of one sound into another because of neighboring sounds.This study investigates the phoneme assimilation as a phonological process in English and Arabic and it is concerned specifically with the differences and similarities in both languages. Actually ,this study reflects the different terms which are used in Arabic to refer to this phenomenon and in this way it shows whether the term 'assimilation ' can have the same meaning of 'idgham' in Arabic or not . Besides, in Arabic , this phenomenon is discussed from the point of view the modern and classical Arab linguists especially Sibawayh's indication to this natural process in classical Arabic and different views of the tajweed scholars and Qura'an reciters are involved in the discussion where detailed examples are taken mostly from the Qura'an . However ,it is found that kinds of assimilation in Arabic are more varied than in English and the researcher tries to state the major and minor ones briefly. It is hoped that this study can contribute to a better understanding of this phenomenon in both languages .

This piece of research deals with assimilation as one of the phonological processes in the language. It is a trial to give more attention to this important process in English language with deep explanation to its counterpart in Arabic. in addition, this study sheds light on the points of similarities and differences concerning this process in the two languages. Assimilation in English means two sounds are involved, and one becomes more like the other.

The Scarlet Woman, Waugh's only screenplay and one of the least popular among his works, says more than it really does. Despite its crudeness in terms of plot, acting, and directing, it conveys a serious message. On a limited scale, The Scarlet Woman might be regarded as Waugh's version of Dante's Purgatorio. Written when he was at Oxford, it shows symptoms of subconscious rejection of the wild life he led without God. Five years before his conversion to Catholicism, Waugh seems to have been waiting for purgation. This is his design in The Scarlet Woman.

It seems that most Jewish literaties have been effected to a great deal with the idea of the chosen land that exited in the history of the Jewish nation .
this argument does not mean the gathering of the Jews in settlements but rather an affirmation to their spiritual belonging to this land and their attachment to it .
the influence of this argument seems clear in the literature works in poetry , in narrative ,novels , essays ,…etc.
Here , we find Ahad Haam , who is one of the most influential literaties whom supported and affirmed the idea of Redemption of the Jewish nation, because they think it is the only way to make Zion a focus point for the gathering of the Jewish people from the exiles . He affirms in his essay (Mousses) on the victory and the unification of the Jewish people according to the promise of God .
so , I have divided this research into three sections .
1- Ahed Haam biography.
2- His style and literature product.
3- The Mousses narrative as a case study – with critics .