This study aims to analyse the 19th-century American author Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s narrative poem “The Lunatic Girl” within framework of loss, mourning, melancholia and madness. The paper argues that female character experiences loss her boyfriend mourning grows into a form as she becomes unable process work remains at stage denial, first grief. That is why waits for return lover seashore...

To my parents, with love and gratitude, for believing in me and teaching me to always reach for my dreams. To my beloved dogs Tris and Lizzy, for faithfully accompanying me throughout the long years of my veterinary education.

When we know and recognize one another, our souls join with those of others. This is called ta’aruf in the parlance of the Qur’an. Ta’aruf increases love and unity, as it decreases violence and enmity. Knowing one another occurs in several ways. One way to know others is to love the same thing that they do. This means that several people will love a similar spiritual being. Fr...

'Snatched and yanked' the readers begin a journey in Beloved’s extravagant meandering narrative—a narrative filled with repetitions returns that mutilate time beyond recognition. This paper aims to map Beloved, understand its insurgence, feel foreign terrains it leaves reader in. I depend on Peter Brooks’ essay “Freud’s Masterplot” contextualize patterns of text through psychoanalytic understan...