Arabic Books
Al-Aboudi, Ahmed Sabbar Abdel-Kazem (2014), Semiotic Treatments for the Modern Novel, 1st Edition, Iraq: Dar Nippur for Printing, Publishing and Distribution.
Al-Dadisi, Al-Kabeer (2018), Paths of Contemporary Arab Novel, Beirut, Modern Rehab Institute.
Al-Khalil, Samir (2016), a Guide to the Terminology of Cultural Studies and Cultural Criticism - Documentary Illumination of Circulating Cultural Concepts, 1st Edition, Beirut: Dar Al-Kutub Al-Alami.
Al-Saadawi, Ahmed (2013), Frankenstein in Baghdad, 1st Edition, Iraq: Al-Jamal Publications.
Ashboun, Abdul Malik (2014), The New Sensitivity in the Arabic Novel - Edward Al-Kharrat’s Novels as a Model, 1st Edition, Rabat, Algeria: The Arab House of Science Publishers and Al-Ikhtif Publications.
Fairclough, Norman (2009), discourse analysis, textual analysis in social research (Talal Wahba, translator), Beirut: The Arab Organization for Translation.
Fairclough, Norman (2016), Language and Power (Muhammad Anani, Translator), Cairo: The National Center for Translation.
Rashid, Bilal Kamal (2011), Language and Novel, Amman: Dar Faadat.
Saad, Ali (2014), Frankenstein in Baghdad, an artistic mural of the map of violence, Cairo: Reuters Agency.
Saadoun, Nadia Henawi (2017), Opinion and Balcony, Studies in Fiction Criticism, Amman: Ghaida Publishing House.
Persian Books
Bartens, Bohans Willem (1391), Foundations of Literary Theory, translated by Muhammad Reza Abu Al-Qasimi, Chap Som, and Tehran: fish.
Eshkraft, Bill (1392), Empire writes, translated by: Haji Ali Sabhund, first edition, Tehran: Naranjestan Book.
Gandhi, Lila (1388), Postcolonial Theory, Translated by: Maryam Alemzadeh and Homayoun Kaka Soltani, second edition, Tehran: Pechovoshkadeh.
Selden, Raman (1392), A Guide to Contemporary Literary Theory, translated by Abbas Mokhber, Tehran: Tarh Nou.
University theses
Abu Zeina, Raheeq Ghassan Kamel (2017), Frankenstein in Baghdad novel by Ahmed Saadawi, a critical and analytical study, the thesis in completion of the requirements for obtaining a master's degree in the Arabic language, An-Najah National University in Nablus, Palestine.
Magazines
.Hattab, Tanya (2021), “The Manifestations of Experimentation in the Novel Frankenstein in Baghdad by Ahmed Saadawi,” The Generation Journal of Literary and Intellectual Studies, Morocco, Year Eight, Issue 68, pp. 49-35.
Abbas, Louis Hamza, and Aboudi, Ghanem Hamid (2014), “Representations of Violence and Death in the Iraqi Novel Post-2003,” Dhi Qar University Journal, Iraq, pp. 1-13.
Al-Sharif, Ali (2020), “Features of Postmodernism in Ahmed Saadawi’s Frankenstein in Baghdad: Approaches to Narrative Techniques,” An-Najah University Journal for Research - Human Sciences, An-Najah National University, Palestine, Volume 34, Issue 9, p. 1740- 1721.
Ibrahim, Salam (2012), “The Iraqi Novel, Monitoring the Iraqi Devastation in the Age of Dictatorship, Wars, and Occupation,” Tabin Magazine, Iraq, Issue 2, pp. 175-198.
Kamel Yassin, Sajida (2018), “Manifestations of Horror Literature in Ahmed Saadawi’s Novel Frankenstein in Baghdad,” Lark of Philosophy, Linguistics and Social Sciences, University of Wasit, Iraq, Volume 2, No. 31, pp. 64-79.
Muqtadir, Rachid (2006), “Terrorism and Political Violence: A Conceptual and Theoretical Approach,” Fikr WA Naqd magazine, Morocco, No. 77.
Obaid, Diane Yassin (2016), “Terrorism and its repercussions on security and social peace (a field study of families affected by terrorism in the city of Baghdad)”, Journal of Educational and Psychological Research, University of Baghdad, pg.: 6.
Qasimi, Nasser, Kamal Baggari, Wahid Samadi, Yadullah Malayri (2020), “Analysis of the Discourse of Terrorism in the Iraqi Novel: “Frankenstein in Baghdad” as a Model, Al-Ustadh Journal for Humanities and Social Sciences, Volume 59, Number 3.
Saki Ahmed, Adel (2019), “The Semiotics of Characters in the Novel Frankenstein in Baghdad by the Iraqi Novelist Ahmed Saadawi”, Journal of Human Sciences, University of Brothers Mentouri Constantine, Algeria, Volume 30, Number 3, pp. 270-250.
Website
Suleiman, Nabil (2021),“Introduction to the Study of Narrative Representations of Extremism,”an online space.
https://almasaha.net/%D9%85%D8%AF%D8%AE%D9%84-%D8%A5%D9%84%D9%89