Master's Thesis at University of Basrah Explores Narrative Representation in Short Stories
A master's thesis at the College of Education for Women, University of Basrah, explored narrative representation in short stories from the Arabian Gulf, focusing on Mariam Al-Saedi as a case study.
The thesis, presented by student Ayat Jassim Mohammed, aims to approach narrative representation in short stories within the Arabian Gulf.
The thesis consists of three chapters. The first chapter deals with characters, their types, patterns and events, as well as the specification of time and place, which are among the most important modern techniques in narrative storytelling. The third chapter addresses narrative themes, highlighting how the diversity of themes in the author's works responds to various social, historical, religious, and cultural demands.
Department of Media and Government Communication
