Baa salaam,
:هویت و حافظه جمعی در رمان های فارسی اثر نویسندگان بهایی
«خاطرات یوتاب» و «گهواره دیو»
Collective Memory and Identity Construction in Persian Novels Written by Bahai’i Authors: A Comparative Analysis of the Novels: “Memories of Utab” and “The Cradle of the Beast”
Thursday 1st November, 5-6.30pm, Pick Hall 218
(5828 S. University Ave, Chicago, IL 60637)
Parvaneh Hosseini is a PhD candidate in Middle Eastern and North African Studies with a minor in Anthropology at the University of Arizona. Her interests include politics of body, identity, and literature. She published “The Extension of Collective Identity: A Comparative Analysis ofI’ll Turn Off the Lights and Savushun” in Rahak in 2016 and “Transformation of the Meaning of Hijab in Islamic Fashion” in Ghalamrow in 2018. She has co-translated the novel There is no Fish in Gamasiyab by Hamed Esmaelion from Persian to English. Parvaneh Hosseini is also a social justice advocator. When she was in Iran she taught at Tehran University, Al-Zahra University and Bahaii University. She has been teaching Persian and Middle Eastern Humanities at the University of Arizona and the University of Wisconsin for almost 8 years. She teaches at Worcester State University at present.
«هویت و حافظه جمعی در رمان های فارسی اثر نویسندگان بهایی: «خاطرات یوتاب» و «گهواره دیو