Maysaa Hamad Essa Alhilween

It investogates the role of internal 'genes' and external ' environment' contributors in molding the criminal minds. More accurately, the salient participation of these factors in determining the futur individual personality and destiny as well.

Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray delves deeply into themes of aestheticism, influence, and the complexities of the human psyche. This article explores the powerful yet destructive role Lord Henry Wotton plays in shaping Dorian Gray’s journey, steering him toward a life of vanity and moral decay. Lord Henry, a character who embodies Wilde’s provocative hedonistic ideals, acts as both a mentor and a manipulator, introducing Dorian to a philosophy that ultimately leads to his ruin. The discussion also highlights the homoerotic undertones in the relationships central to the story, along with the psychological fragilities that make Dorian so susceptible to external pressures. Wilde’s novel serves as a sharp critique of Victorian values while offering a timeless warning about the dangers of unrestrained indulgence and society’s obsession with youth and beauty.

• Analyzed the evolution of feminine archetypes, comparing historical representations like Eve with modern cultural icons such as Barbie.

This study explores the utilization of Anger Theatre as a therapeutical intervention for coping with anger and growing psychological wellness. It tackles how performers, directors, and dramaturgists express anger through duologue, movements, and symbolic representation, procreating an immersive and sensory-rich experience for theatric performers and theatregoers. In addition, it accords emphasis on the effectiveness of Anger Theatre in confronting societal unfairness and propagating political duologues. Overall, the study highlights the efficacy of theatre in contributing to the growth of emotive catharsis, augmented empathy, and incorporated societal and emotive development for both those on stage and those in the audience.

The colloquium, held on 9 March 2026 at the School of Law, discussed how English plays an important role in administrative law today, especially in countries that use the Common Law system or rely on international legal studies and references. English helps legal scholars and administrators understand international standards and administrative practices. This makes it easier for local administrative law to develop and adapt to global practices

The colloquium, held on 25 Nov 2025 at the School of Law, discussed Handling hazardous materials and university waste is an important part of safety in universities. Chemical and biological materials must be identified using Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and stored properly to prevent dangerous reactions. During use, students and researchers wear protective equipment and work in safe laboratory conditions. Waste is classified (chemical, biological, or sharp) and disposed of safely. Training and emergency equipment help protect people and the environment.

It highlights the role of Iraqi women in translating literary works across languages, shedding light on their efforts to bridge cultures, preserve heritage, and introduce Arabic literature to global audiences. It explores their influence in enriching literary discourse and fostering cross-cultural understanding through translation.

Participation in the fifth International Conference on Social and Human Sciences from 27-31/ Oct/ 2024

"The obstacles and challenges facing the development of religious culture in Islamic societies."

"The impact of collaboration among community members on the advancement of societies