Istabraq Rafea Gharkan Ali (Assistant Lecturer)
MSc in Indigenous North American Poetry
lecturer
English - Arts
istabraqrafea@uoanbar.edu.iq
Name: Estabraq Rafea Gharkan Ali
Nationality: Iraqi
Social Status: Married
Address: Anbar/ Ramadi
Mobile No.: +964 7827935375
Academic E-mail: istabraqrafea@uoanbar.edu.iq
Job Information
2008-2014 Asst- translator at the University of Anbar/ College of Arts
2014- to the present Assit-lecturer at the University of Anbar/ College of Arts/ Dept. of English
Re-centering the Indigenous Wolf Perceptions in Selected Native American and Canadian Poetry
The Cultural Politics of Renaming in Selected Native Canadian Poetry
Decolonizing the Urban Space in Duncan Mercredi’s Selected Poems
BA in English/ University of Anbar-College of Arts
MA in Modern American Poetry/ University of Baghdad- College of Arts
1- Identity Construction in Selected Poems by Maya Anglou/ BA
2- Post 9/11 Representation of Muslim Women in Selected American Novel / BA
3- The Embodied Image of Post Modern Women by Sylvia Plath/ BA
4- Symbolism in Selected Poetry of Robert Frost/ BA
5- Racial Pride in Selected Poetry of Langston Hughes / BA
6- Revionist Mythmaking in Selected Poetry of Hilda Doolittle/ BA
Participation in the 4th International Scientific Conference on Humanities, Social Sciences, and Pure Sciences, held at Qom Sacred University in cooperation with Al-Hamdaniya University, Al-Shatra University, Sumer University, and Harouf Foundation for Education Development
Supervision
1- Identity Construction in Selected Poems by Maya Anglou/ BA
2- Post 9/11 Representation of Muslim Women in Selected American Novel / BA
3- The Embodied Image of Post Modern Women by Sylvia Plath/ BA
4- Symbolism in Selected Poetry of Robert Frost/ BA
5- Racial Pride in Selected Poetry of Langston Hughes / BA
6- Revionist Mythmaking in Selected Poetry of Hilda Doolittle/ BA