Journal of the College of Languages

The novel in its construction depends on set of life elements that is employed by the writer or the novelist to create a convincing world that resemble the real life world and as the novel is going toward experimentation and employing modern phenomenon we find the novelist tends to take advantage from the most realistic details to achieve the required convincing state through serious situations and the novelist Maysaloun Hadi depended in writing her novels on creating tight relations between the things and the elements that has inspired her which are mostly from the environment and from reality , as an example of these elements is the old inherited traditions that distinguish Iraq society as this element is a very important point in Iraq society especially for the public .So we find this element is the base that the novelist uses in constructing her novel Pharaon prophecy , for most situations were based on hiring this element . In her novel the Bride`s tea she also uses this element but lesser.
The second element is the color which has taken a great place in her novels, the novelist depended on this element to deliver to us the symbols and signs that she wanted us to get. As the color is a very important and effective mean the novelist formed the situations according to it, in one time she uses it to show the psychological aspect, and in another time she hired this element to express the joy and happiness states or grief states. Although the color in the novel Pharaon prophecy has not have the same space that has been taken in the novel Bride`s tea but it represented an important psychological aspect through the use of intended symbols associated with the personalities` lives and the way and level of their living.
The technique of Maysaloun`s Hadi novels depends on creating relations between the situations and making links between the elements and hire it successfully to represent a true image of the present living reality.

In any language there is some amount of difference between written language (planned) and spoken language (spontaneous). Since planned speech could be considered a form of written language, it could be inferred that there are also differences between planned speech and spontaneous speech. Some of these differences are very clear in terms of syntax, lexis, phonology and discourse. These differences are highlighted in order to make a clear distinction between spontaneous and planned speech.
This paper is an attempt to show the differences between the two forms of a language (written & spoken English) as far as number of linguistic features are tackled

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The novel have 3 versions , the first one deal with explain the text in different ways , the second contains the realation ship between the text and the reader .
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The last thing is the conclusion which has the simple things concluse by the researcher from sevrel readings to the novel

Began research of the foundations of Orientalist discourse based on force and metadata and authority, and the possibility of turning the West's view of the East as if made radical changes in the structure of the West or in a relationship of power and authority between it and the east. We have adopted in our paper on the research categories of Edward Said and visions in the field of Orientalism in general, and especially his book entitled the name of this area, not forgetting, or leave the expansion to other sources, a researcher in this field, to enrich the research.

The end of century, the beginning of the twentieth, has been called the silver age. At that time, a great group of well-known writers and poets, whose names remained shining in the Russian and literature, have appeared. They are Akhmatova, Gomeliove, Blook, Maikovcki, and others whose productions have come to light at crucial time of the Russian history. The silver age started at the beginning of 1892 and ended with the revolution of October and the World War I. Specifically at this time, in Russia, due to the domination of Feudalism for long time and as a result to the inability of the Nobel Class to make the required reformations and the slowness of the governed royal regime, who did not want to relinquish the throne, social and political strain has started. All these reasons create the feeling at the looked forward youth of the imminence solution for the crisis. The youth had the feeling that the world was upside down, accordingly, they had the ambition to know the reasons behind this conflict and find out the way to recovery of Russia.