Farzaneh Doosti is a lecturer in English, literary consultant, bilingual translator and researcher based in Tehran, Iran. Her areas of interest include interdisciplinary and comparative studies, diaspora studies, phenomeno-semiotics, ecocritical studies, narratology, visual studies, gender studies, and Persian literature.
LATEST PAPERS:
“Necropolitics and the Diasporic Subject: From Sophocles’ Antigone to Kamila Shamsie’s Home Fire” (CLLS, 2018)
“Topoanalysis as Narrative Technique in John Cheever’s Architecture of Short Fiction” (SLL, 2017)
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Recommended Sources for University Entrance Exams (Master’s Degree in English Literature) Compiled by Farzaneh Doosti, PhD Updated June 8, 2019 This list first appeared in the book Comprehensive MA Tests in English Literature (by Farzaneh Doosti and Read more…
Addiction doesn’t disappear, it only changes forms. I was hooked on idleness, but now I’m hooked on work. I was hooked on weed, now I inject Ketamine. I was hooked on Azadeh, now I’m hooked Read more…
I have a friend who I see once in a while, and whenever we meet, we talk about our favourite books. Next time, we will take our words back. It’s always like this; we turn Read more…
