Fatma Abdel-Sammad Mohamed El-Shafey|Publications

Benha University

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Research Fields

DISCOURSE

IDEOLOGICAL DISCOURSE

BRAIN INJURED ADULTS

POLITICAL DISCOURSE

CONCEPTUAL METAPHOR

PROGRAMMES

SPECIAL NEEDS

Number of publications is 7

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1-CONCEPTUAL METAPHOR IN POLITICAL DISCOURSE. A Paper read to the First International Conference on "Interaction between Languages; LSP, Culture, Literature"23-25 November, Helwan University.

2-BRAIN FUNCTIONS IN NORMAL AND LEFT VS RIGHT BRAIN INJURED ADULTS; A NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL NEUROLINGUISTIC STUDY WITH IMPLICATIONS FOR SPECIAL NEEDS PROGRAMMES. Proceedings of the Third Conference on "Humanities and Challenges to the Egyptian Society" Bani-Sweif University. Pp. 447-480

3-IDEOLOGICAL DISCOURSE OR DISCURSIVE IDEOLOGY: RECENT TRENDS AND NEW DEVELOMENTS. Proceedings of the seventh international symposium on comparative literature on “trans/intercultural communication” , Cairo University. Pp 239-264

4-THE SEMANTICS OF POWER IN OCTOBER WAR DISCOURSE: AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF THE CONSTITUENT VERB PHRASES IN NEWSPAPER ARTICLES. Proceedings of The Sixth International Symposium on Comparative Literature 21-23 November , Cairo University. Pp. 261-292.

5-DO GIRLS REALLY LEARN BETTER? A GENDER-BASED APPROACH TO LEARNING LINGUISTICS.In Proceedings of the First Annual Convention of EgypTesol’99 Affiliate of International TESOL 29-31 October . Pp. 90-102.

6-ANALYSIS OF BRITISH AND EGYPTIAN NEWS AS DISCOURSE: A CASE STUDY. In Proceedings of the Britich Council conference held in Cairo 23-25 March on “The Arabs and Britain : changes and exchanges”. Pp. 367-380.

7-PRAGMATIC RELEVANCE AND COMPARATIVE LITERATURE. In Proceedings of the Binational Fulbright Commission 2nd Professional enhancement Seminar 15-16 March held at Cairo University’s Faculty of Engineering. Pp. 81-89.

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