A Critique of the Book the History of Arabic Literature in Hadith Era by Mohsen Seifi, Bahare Samadi

“…The study of the book shows that like other written works, this book cannot be considered the best of its kind and has some deficiencies which should be resolved in the next editions. …”
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Text disintegration within the academic discourse by D.A. Cheremokhina, K.K. Stebunova

“…The violations of text formation rules have been analyzed using the examples of bachelor students’ written works (essays) from the course on academic writing. …”
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Using "peer review" method for language assessment by Irina V. Korovina, Daria V. Konstantinova, Olga S. Safonkina

“…In addition, the authors conclud on that checking grammar and vocabulary in written works should remain the prerogative of the teacher, because teachers remain more competent in these aspects than students. …”
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Hearing Nasser Khosrow's Intentional Silence in the Travelogue in the Light of Antoine Berman's View on the Necessity of Re-reading a Work by Mahdi Farrokhi

“…In his opinion, the truth of existence manifests in language, and the expression of this manifestation is in the written works of past, and according to him, all of them, are based on an oral structure, and carried by a voice, to be precise. …”
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TEACHING PRACTICAL RESEARCH FOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL; AN IN-DEPTH STUDY by Marlyn D. Lucas, Hernando L. Bernal Jr, Mark P. Lucas

“…On the other hand, key areas which are least useful are: ‘clash of ideas and unequal effort’ among the members; ‘time consuming for some of the written works’; and ‘no review of related literature’ during the library hopping. …”
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The Role of Iranians in Istanbul in Publishing and Distributing Modernist and Constitutionalist Texts by Mohammad Hossein Sadeghi, Hassan Hazrati

“…In addition to enriching intellectual discourse in Istanbul, these works were exported to regions including Iran and Iraq, furthering their influence beyond the city.Discussion of Results and ConclusionsAn examination of Istanbul's central position reveals its role as an intermediary hub for the exchange of written works such as books and newspapers during the periods of Iranian and Ottoman constitutionalism. …”
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