Shurouq Ibrahim
Ph.D Student, Graduate Teaching Associate
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Hagerty Hall, 476
Office Hours
Friday, 2:00pm-3:00pm
Areas of Expertise
- Trauma Studies
- Postcolonial Studies
- Literary Theory
- Feminist Theory
- Gothic Literature
- Contemporary Arab Women’s Writing
Education
- M.A. in 21st Century Literature - University of Lincoln, England, United Kingdom
- B.A. in English Language and Literature/Minor in Translation - Birzeit University, Palestine
Shurouq Ibrahim is a second-year Ph.D student and Graduate Teaching Associate in the Department of Comparative Studies. Her previous research examined individual, vicarious, and cultural trauma in 21st century world literature. Her current research focuses on the connections between trauma, place, and the supernatural/gothic in contemporary Arab and Anglophone Arab literature.
