Publication

reading Baraka's aggressive poetic language in black art in light of Gates' the signifying monkey.pdf

Recentering-the-Indigenous-Perceptions-of-the-Wolf-Final

Romanticizing Bad Guys: A Psychological Analysis of Ryle in Colleen Hoover's It Ends with Us

The Cultural Politics of Renaming in Selected Native Canadian Poems

Hyper Masculinity in Baraka's A Poem for Black Hearts.

Hyperreality in The Facebook Sonnet by Sherman Alexie

Lectures

No.	Subjects	Lectures	Stage	File	Video
1	Drama - C1	Shakespearean Tragedy	Third
2	Drama - C1	Characteristics of A Shakespearean Tragedy	Third
3	Drama - C1	Overview of Shakespeare’s Hamlet	Third
4	Drama - C1	Themes in Hamlet	Third
5	Drama - C1	Motifs in Hamlet	Third
6	Drama - C1	Symbols in Hamlet	Third
7	Drama - C1	Foreshadowing in Hamlet	Third
8	Drama - C1	Setting in Hamlet	Third
9	Drama - C1	Genre	Third
10	Drama - C1	References	Third
11	Drama - C2	Social satire in Volpone	Third
12	Drama - C2	The Beast fable in Volpone	Third
13	Drama - C2	Volpone as a Morality Play	Third
14	Drama - C2	The Significance of name characters in Volpone	Third
15	Drama - C2	Overview of Volpone	Third
16	Drama - C2	Overview of Volpone	Third
17	Drama - C2	Themes in Volpone	Third
18	Drama - C2	Motifs in Volpone	Third
19	Drama - C2	Symbols in Volpone	Third
20	Drama - C2	References	Third

Academic certificates

Master's Degree in English  Literature from The University of Anbar-College of Arts-Department of English

Supervision

اشراف على بحوث تخرج لطلبة البكلوريوس:

Sylvia Plath's Lady Lazarus as a Confessional Poem

The Byronic Hero in Gaston Leroux's The Phantom of the Opera

Use Of Mythology in Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Man

The Revival of Myths in Eliot's The Waste Land

Hedonism in Oscar Wilde: The Picture of Dorian Gray

The Urban Gothic of Charles Dickens: Bleak House

A Post-Colonial Reading of Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness

Transcendentalism in Whitman's poetry

Dysfunctional Family relations in D. H. Lawrence's sons and lovers

White Privilege as manifested in Langston Hughes, I, too

Dickens's A Tale of Two Cities as a Historical Novel

Islamophobia in Edmund Spenser's The Faerie Queene

A Feminist Reading of Virginia Woolf's Mrs Dalloway

Identity Crisis in Baraka's Dutchman

Procrastination in Waiting for Godot: A Psychological Perspective  

A Critical Analysis of Gender and Power Dynamics in The Handmaid's Tale

The Intersectionality of Race and Gender in Maya Angelou's Selected Poems

اشراف على بحوث تخرج لطلبة البكلوريوس:

Sylvia Plath's Lady Lazarus as a Confessional Poem

The Byronic Hero in Gaston Leroux's The Phantom of the Opera

Use Of Mythology in Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Man

The Revival of Myths in Eliot's The Waste Land

Hedonism in Oscar Wilde: The Picture of Dorian Gray

The Urban Gothic of Charles Dickens: Bleak House

A Post-Colonial Reading of Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness

Transcendentalism in Whitman's poetry

Dysfunctional Family relations in D. H. Lawrence's sons and lovers

White Privilege as manifested in Langston Hughes, I, too

Dickens's A Tale of Two Cities as a Historical Novel

Islamophobia in Edmund Spenser's The Faerie Queene

A Feminist Reading of Virginia Woolf's Mrs Dalloway

Identity Crisis in Baraka's Dutchman

Procrastination in Waiting for Godot: A Psychological Perspective  

A Critical Analysis of Gender and Power Dynamics in The Handmaid's Tale

The Intersectionality of Race and Gender in Maya Angelou's Selected Poems

Other

• Participated in the Second Joint International Scientific Conference for Humanities, held by Salahaddin University – Erbil, on April 17–18, 2024, under the slogan “Building the Individual for the Advancement of Society,” with a research paper titled:
  “Romanticizing Bad Guys: A Psychological Analysis of Ryle in Colleen Hoover’s It Ends With Us.”

• Presented a paper in the Fourth International Scientific Conference, held at the College of Humanities, University of Mosul, on April 24–25, 2024, titled:
  “Linguistic Rebellion: Re-Signifying Standard English in LeRoi Jones’ Black Dada Nihilismus.”

• Participated as a speaker in a scholarly seminar titled:
  “Defamiliarization as a Poetic Technique,”
  held within the framework of academic cooperation between Al-Maarif University College and the University of Anbar – College of Arts.
  Speakers included: Dr. Marwan Khalil Yousif – Al-Maarif University College, Department of English, M.A. Shamam Ismail Atiwi – University of Anbar, College of Arts, Department of English, M.A. Alia Abdul-Muhsin – University of Anbar, Department of Scholarships and Cultural Relations – Presidency of the University