Eman Mukattash
Biographic Data
| ID | 4140445 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eman Mukattash |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eman |
| FAMILY NAME | Mukattash |
| SIGNATURE | MUKATTASH E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Jordan |
| ORCID | 0009-0005-4702-4813 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Economic Shock in Arab and African American Female Fiction
The study explores the economic difficulties encountered by Arab American and African American mothers, as well as the adverse conditions they endure due to their economic and social circumstances, which are manifested in four selected novels. This study seeks to clarify the reasons behind these difficulties and their impacts on family relations, particularly between mothers and daughters. The introduction of new economic regulations, unfamiliar …
Spaces of Resistance and Identity
This paper explores the intersection of space, gender, and identity through the lens of spatial feminism in Susan Abulhawa’s The Blue Between Sky and Water (2015). It examines how the novel’s female protagonists, Nazmiyeh and Nur, navigate and transform spaces shaped by patriarchal, political, and social constraints. The study highlights how spaces function not merely as static backdrops but as dynamic, relational constructs that shape and are sh…
Gram’s “Work-Worn Hands” Make Home
Toni Morrison and Susan Abulhawa Writing Female Characters Amidst Conflict and Warzones
The present article examines cases of sexual violence that are projected from wars and conflicts on women in Morrison’s Beloved (1997) and Abulhawa’s The Blue Between Sky and Water (2015). As we intend to study the violence projected on some female characters and trace the connection between Morrison’s Sethe and Ella and Abulhawa’s Nazmiyeh and Nur in light of Gilbert and Gubar’s theory “The Anxiety of Authorship” (2000), we endeavour as well to …
Transnationalizing Ecocritical Studies in Arab Diasporic Fiction
Since Cheryll Glotfelty’s 1996 call to transnationalize ecocriticism, several strands of ecocriticism have managed, with varying degrees of success, to extend the study of nature beyond the white American context. Nevertheless, ecocritical studies to deal with multi-ethnic and diasporic subjects such as Arabic literature written in diaspora are still quite sparse. The present study aims to examine the degree to which the transnational turn in eco…
‘Convicted of Patricide?’
Given the culturally expansive nature of the American literary tradition of today, the question of the relevance of Robert Frost’s poetry to the poetry of contemporary Arab-American women writers is an issue worth digging into. Writing almost one hundred years ago does not make Frost’s poetry out of date. Frost’s poetry is as relevant to today’s America as it has been to the America of his days. And this can be ascribed to the multiplicity of per…
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‘Convicted of Patricide?’
Given the culturally expansive nature of the American literary tradition of today, the question of the relevance of Robert Frost’s poetry to the poetry of contemporary Arab-American women writers is an issue worth digging into. Writing almost one hundred years ago does not make Frost’s poetry out of date. Frost’s poetry is as relevant to today’s America as it has been to the America of his days. And this can be ascribed to the multiplicity of per…
Toni Morrison and Susan Abulhawa Writing Female Characters Amidst Conflict and Warzones
The present article examines cases of sexual violence that are projected from wars and conflicts on women in Morrison’s Beloved (1997) and Abulhawa’s The Blue Between Sky and Water (2015). As we intend to study the violence projected on some female characters and trace the connection between Morrison’s Sethe and Ella and Abulhawa’s Nazmiyeh and Nur in light of Gilbert and Gubar’s theory “The Anxiety of Authorship” (2000), we endeavour as well to …
Transnationalizing Ecocritical Studies in Arab Diasporic Fiction
Since Cheryll Glotfelty’s 1996 call to transnationalize ecocriticism, several strands of ecocriticism have managed, with varying degrees of success, to extend the study of nature beyond the white American context. Nevertheless, ecocritical studies to deal with multi-ethnic and diasporic subjects such as Arabic literature written in diaspora are still quite sparse. The present study aims to examine the degree to which the transnational turn in eco…
The Economic Shock in Arab and African American Female Fiction
The study explores the economic difficulties encountered by Arab American and African American mothers, as well as the adverse conditions they endure due to their economic and social circumstances, which are manifested in four selected novels. This study seeks to clarify the reasons behind these difficulties and their impacts on family relations, particularly between mothers and daughters. The introduction of new economic regulations, unfamiliar …
Spaces of Resistance and Identity
This paper explores the intersection of space, gender, and identity through the lens of spatial feminism in Susan Abulhawa’s The Blue Between Sky and Water (2015). It examines how the novel’s female protagonists, Nazmiyeh and Nur, navigate and transform spaces shaped by patriarchal, political, and social constraints. The study highlights how spaces function not merely as static backdrops but as dynamic, relational constructs that shape and are sh…
Gram’s “Work-Worn Hands” Make Home
Art (5 works) · Literature (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Aesthetics (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · History (4 works) · Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Diaspora (2 works)