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Character Dimensions in Karwan Omer Kakasor’s novel (Shall I See My Childhood Friend Again?)
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This research entitled (Character Dimensions in Karwan Omer Kakasor’s novel Shall I See My Childhood Friend Again?) is an attempt to answer the question: What is the importance of the character element in general and particularly in this novel? If we know that the character is the closest element to the novelist in order to express his views and ideology, then it will be easy to explain the importance of the character in the novel as a kind of narration, because everything that happens in the text, is due to the activity of the characters
Title: Character Dimensions in Karwan Omer Kakasor’s novel (Shall I See My Childhood Friend Again?)
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This research entitled (Character Dimensions in Karwan Omer Kakasor’s novel Shall I See My Childhood Friend Again?) is an attempt to answer the question: What is the importance of the character element in general and particularly in this novel? If we know that the character is the closest element to the novelist in order to express his views and ideology, then it will be easy to explain the importance of the character in the novel as a kind of narration, because everything that happens in the text, is due to the activity of the characters.
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