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الوقت هو السيد المطلق للبشر، هو خالقهم وقبرهم في آن واحد، يمنحهم ما يروق لا ما يطلبونه هم

لست أفعل الصالح الذي أريده، بل الشر الذي لست أريد، فإياه أفعل!

لا تستعمل كلمة "وحشية" بمعناها القاصر الدال على الفقدان اليطرة , بل بمعناها الأصيل ,وهو ان تعيش الحياة الطبيعية التى يكون فيهل الكائن توحده الداخلى وحدوده القوية

من الافضل تسمية الكتاب "اقنعة الخيانة السبعه " حيث ان اغلب القصص تتحدث عن اخيانة الازواج لزوجاتهم او خيانة ظروف الحياه لابطال القصة

اتعجب من كتاب يتحدث عن القضية الفلسطينيه وخاصة اطفال فلسطين ولا اجد ريفيوهات للقراء العرب
علما بان هذا الكتاب سبب غضب كبير من جانب اليهود حيث نادى بعضهم لعدم نشر هذا الكتاب وبالفعل تم منه نشره فى امرييكا

It had occurred to Pecola some time ago that if her eyes, those eyes that held the pictures, and knew the sights—if those eyes of hers were different, that is to say, beautiful, she herself would be different.

The book begin with two tips;
1. Be aware of linguistic books u read
2. Learn to think linguistically . I guess it's the most important thing in reading any book about linguistics . beside that I strongly believe that linguistics is a self-discovery.

your goals are the road maps that guide you and show you what is possible for your life

what's the different between womanism and feminism ?

If we planted the seeds and said the right words over them , they would blossom , and everything would be all right

whatever reason you had for not being somebody who had that same problem and overcome it

"To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment" (Ralph Waldo Emerson).

TIP
A downside of academic research is its isolation. you’ll read and write mostly alone. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Look for someone other than your instructor or adviser who will talk with you about your progress, review your drafts, even pester you about how much you’ve written. That might be a gener-ous friend, but better is another writer so that you can comment on each other’s ideas and drafts.

Of course, we want to believe that our opinions are sound, yet mistaken ideas, even dan-gerous ones,flourish because too many people accept too many opinions based on too little evidence. And as recent events have shown, those who act on unreliable evidence can lead us—indeed have led us—into disaster

Without trustworthy published research, we all would be locked in the opinions of the moment, prisoners of what we alone ex-perience or dupes to whatever we’re told

Whenever we read about a scientific breakthrough or a crisis in world affairs, we benefit from the research of those who report it, who in turn benefited from the research of countless others. When we walk into a library, we are surrounded by more than twenty-five centuries of research. When we log on to the Internet, we can read millions of reports written by researchers who have posed questions beyond number.

Research is hard work, but like any challenging job done well, both its process and its results can bring great satisfaction. No small part of that satisfaction comes from knowing that your work sustains the fabric of a community of people who share your interests, especially when you discover something that you believe can improve your readers’ lives by changing what and how they think

why you should think of your project not as solitary work but as a conversation with sources whose work you read and with those who will in turn read your work .

IS THAT REALLY!!!!!!

As complex as that process is, we will work through it step- by- step so that you can see how its parts work together. When you can manage its parts, you can manage the often intimidating whole and look forward to doing more research with greater confidence .

intellectual understanding is one of the best versions of the Golden Rule: Listen to others as you would have others listen to you. Precise demonstration of truth is important but not as important as the communal pursuit of it.

Depth of insight, truth- to- life, formal unity, universal appeal, moral complexity, verbal inventiveness, imaginative vision: all of these have been proposed at one time or another as marks of literary greatness, not to speak of one or two more dubious criteria such as giving voice to the indomitable spirit of the nation, or stepping up the rate of steel production by portraying steel workers as epic heroes.

What puts us in place is a history over which we have little control, and of which we may know almost nothing. This heritage is woven into our flesh, veins, bones and organs as much as into our social conditions. We are dependent for our existence, and thus for our very freedom and autonomy, on a lineage of other individuals and events, one too tangled ever to be fully unravelled.

In any case, works of literature do not mean just one thing. They are capable of generating whole repertoires of meaning, some of which alter as history itself changes, and not all of which may be consciously intended.

One of the things we mean by calling a piece of writing ‘literary’ is that it is not tied to a specific context. It is true that all literary works arise from particular conditions.

Today, the term ‘character’ means an individual’s mental and moral qualities

One of the most common ways of overlooking the ‘literariness’ of a play or novel is to treat its characters as though they were actual people.

Almost all literary works begin by using words that have been used countless times before, though not necessarily in this particular combination. We can grasp the meaning of these opening sentences only because we come to them with a frame of cultural reference which allows us to do so. We also approach them with some conception of what a literary work is, what is meant by a beginning, and so on.