• Tracing the Spectral Bodies and Ghostly Landscapes in Iraqi Fiction (Frankenstein in Baghdad & The Corpse Exhibition) 

  Ashraf, Yousra (English COMSATS University Islamabad Lahore Campus, 2024-11-02)

  This research aims to explore the ghostly materialities and phantasmal legacy that haunts the collective psyche of the Iraqi people as recorded via the devastation and subliminal changes occurring in the war-torn landscape ...
• SELFITIS BEHAVIOR, PERFECTIONISTIC SELF-PRESENTATION AND MENTAL WELL-BEING IN FEMALE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS 

  NAZAR, MALAIKA (2024-10-31)

  The present study is aimed at assessing the association between the selfitis behavior, perfectionistic self-presentation and mental well-being in female university students. Correlational research design was used to ...
• PERFECTIONISM, BURNOUT, AND SLEEP DISTURBANCE AMONG PAKISTANI COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS 

  Aslam, Muhammad Dawood (DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES, 2024-10-31)

  1 Chapter 1 Introduction Computer programming has emerged as one of the most in-demand vocations worldwide in the contemporary technological era. Experts who write, test, and maintain the code that enables computers ...
• Perceived Stress, Poor Sleep Quality and Mental Well-Being in Young Adults 

  Qayyum, Ayeza (DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES, 2024-10-31)

  The aim of the current study was aimed to assess the association between perceived stress, poor sleep quality, and mental well-being. It was hypothesized that there would be an association between perceived stress, poor ...
• Gender Based Marginalization: A Study of A. Revathi's Autobiography The Truth About Me: A Hijra Story 

  Javed, Irsa (2023-06-30)

  This analytical study explores the autobiographical account, "The Truth About Me: A Hijra Story" by A. Revathi’s, through the theoretical lenses of Michel Foucault's concepts of power, knowledge, and discourse, as well ...
• Improving Writing Skills in Students at Higher Secondary Level through English Newspaper Editorials 

  Rizvi, Saadia (English COMSATS University Islamabad Lahore Campus, 2024-06-08)

  This research investigates the efficacy of incorporating newspaper editorials as instructional materials to enhance writing skills among Higher Secondary School (HSS) and English as a Second Language (ESL) students. ...
• Unveiling Feminist Social Structures in Partition Narratives: A Dialogic Discourse Analysis of Translated Version of Manto’s Short Stories by Aatish Taseer 

  Akmal, Saba (English COMSATS University Islamabad Lahore Campus, 2024-06-08)

  This research aims to explore the multifaceted objectification and the identification of women in Aatish Taseer translation of selected short stories of Saadat Hasan Manto’s including ‘Toba Tek Singh’ and ‘The Dog of ...
• Trauma Narration in Saadat Hassan Manto’s “Maayi Naanki” in Accordance with Partition-Events of 1947 

  Nisar, Aqwa (2023-06-30)

  This research investigates the trauma narration in Saadat Hassan Manto’s short story named “Maayi Naanki” and compares it with the real-life events of partition of Indian Subcontinent. Manto’s work has nuanced bitterness ...
• A Corpus Based Study of Lexical Choices in Gorky Maxim’s Short Stories 

  Saeed, Ammara (2023-06-30)

  This study conducts a thorough corpus-based analysis of Gorky Maxim’s short stories, focusing on the lexical choices that characterize his unique literary style and thematic exploration. Gorky’s significant influence ...
• English Novels, Class, and Culture: Reading Colleen Hoover in Pakistan 

  Hassan, Tayyaba (Department of English COMSATS UNIVERSITY LAHORE, 2024-06-07)

  This research aims to explore the immense visibility of Colleen Hoover‘s novels in Pakistan and analyze the book retail, reading culture, and socio-economic class of the readers. Different bookstores and places, which ...
• Unveiling Gendered Power Dynamics in Cinematic Posters: A Feminist Critical Discourse Analysis of Sci-Fi Movie Series “Avengers 

  Zulfiqar, Aqsa (Department of English COMSATS UNIVERSITY LAHORE, 2024-06-07)

  This study highlights how the “Avengers” sci-fi series portray power differences and gender discrimination in their movie posters by using Feminist Critical Discourse Analysis (FCDA), known as a feminist approach. By ...
• Semiotic Analysis: Application of Five Codes of Ronald Barthes’ on Mohsin Hamids’ Novel “Moth Smoke’’ 

  Kanwal, Uzma (2023-06-30)

  The main aim of this study is to analyze Mohsin Hamids’ novel “Moth Smoke” by using semiotics theory of five codes which Ronald Barthes has proposed for textual analysis. By keeping in view, this research is conducted to ...
• Translation Analysis of Urdu and English Text of The Forty Rules of Love by Elif Shafak and Chalees Chragh Ishq Ky by Huma Anwar 

  Mushtaq, Samia (CUI Lahore, 2024-06-05)

  It is challenging to translate a novel since it must convey not only the language but also the culture, setting, and occasionally even the religion. As a result, the translation misses many of the source text's structural ...
• A Comparative Analysis of Myth and Romance on the Novel “Our Story Ends Here” by Sara Naveed; Utilizing the Archetypal Hypothesis of Northrop Frye 

  Haleem, Zunara (CUI Lahore, 2024-06-05)

  This thesis focuses on the application of the Frye archetype theory to the novel "Our Story Ends Here" by Sara Naveed. The research aims to identify and analyze the archetypes present in the novel and their contribution ...
• Theory Into Practice:Application of Roland Barthes’ Five Codes on Kamila Shamsie’s “Home Fire” 

  Unknown author (CUI Lahore, 2024-06-04)

  The study is an attempt to explore Roland Barthes’s Five Codes from Structural theory on the novel “Home Fire” (2017), written by Kamila Shamsie so as analyze the meanings implied behind the codes. Structuralism is a new ...
• Linguistic Legitimization of Afghan Migrants Living in Pakistan: A Proximization Discourse Analysis of Pakistani Newspaper Editorials 

  Khadam, Uzma (CUI Lahore, 2024-06-04)

  This study to aims to explore and highlights the Proximization strategies used in editorial of DAWN and Tribune after APS attack, prevent national action plan issued by the government of Pakistan. The National Action ...
• Making Children Laugh: Exploring Linguistic Techniques and Types of Humor in Pakistani Animated Films 

  Shafqat, Hussna (English COMSATS University Islamabad Lahore Campus, 2024-01-01)

  Humor is an essential component of human communication, and so it is also significantly present in media that mirrors human society. Entertainment in media provides the audience a gateway to leisure and relaxation from ...
• Union of Myth and Romance: A Study of ‘The Chronicles of Narnia’ as a Realm of Northrop Frye’s Literary Archetypes 

  Nawaz, Maryam (English COMSATS University Islamabad Lahore Campus, 2024-01-01)

  This research investigates C.S Lewis’ The Chronicles of Narnia as a unification of myth and romance in the realm of Northrop Frye’s literary archetypes. The concept of archetypes is deeply entrenched within the genre of ...
• Nukkad Natak: Exploring the Effectiveness of Street Theatre to Address the Issue of Violence Against Women in Pakistan 

  Aurooj, Takreema (English COMSATS University Islamabad Lahore Campus, 2024-04-18)

  Theatre has a long and interesting history as an institutionalized form of art. It is rooted in religious narratives and rituals that provides a commentary on society, culture, and politics. Over the years, theatre, or ...
• Relationship of ESL Pakistani Learners Learning Styles and Writing Strategies: A Correlative Study 

  Ali, Ashique (English COMSATS University Islamabad Lahore Campus, 2024-04-18)

  This study deals with the relationship of ESL learning styles and ESL writing strategies used by the ESL Pakistani University learners to learn and improve their method to gain new information (Felder & Brent, 2005). ...

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