Hazmah Ali Mahdi Alharshan
Hazamah Ali AI-Harshan: is an Assistant Professor of English Literature (Novel) She holds PhD in English Literature from Dammam University, Saudi Arabia, 2010 and MA in English Literature from Dammam University, Saudi Arabia, 2002 Currently works at the Department of Languages and Translation, Faculty of Education and Arts, University of Tabuk, Saudi Arabia Hazamah does research in English American Literature studies, and comparative studies
Experience and administrative positions
- Vice Dean - Deanship of Postgraduate Studies - Vice Dean of the Institute - English Language Center -
Qualifications
- • Doctor of philosophy in English Literature-University of Dammam English Novel) • MA in English Literature-University of Dammam (English Novel) • BA Of Art & education- Faculty of education, Tabuk( English Language and • Literature)
Research interests
• Postmodern Literature • Postcolonial Literature • Feminist Literature
| Day | Course | Time |
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| الإثنين | NOVEL 3 | 16:36 - 19:47 |
| الأربعاء | NOVEL 3 | 16:39 - 19:40 |
- • Masters thesis entitled: Variation on the Treatment of Sibling Relationships in Three Mid-Victorian Novels: Wuthering Heights, Hard Times, and The Mill on the Floss Doctoral thesis entitled: Postmodernist Poetics of Ontology and Epistemology in four Representative Hybrid Texts: Thomas Pynchons The Crying of Lot 49, Jean Rhyss Wide Sargasso Sea, John Barths Lost in the Funhouse and John Fowless The French Lieutenants Woman • Participation in translating the Book of Men’s Rights in Islam 2008و in addition to some brochures and advocacy pamphlets, the Cooperative Office for Call, Guidance and Community Education in Tabuk " • “Post-Colonial Reading of Maria Edgeworths Anglo-Irish Novels: Castle Rackrent and The Absentee • https://jwadijournalsekbeg/article_190591html Re-Readhng of Daniel Defoes Robinson Crusoe “(A Seminar in Comparative literature / Postcolonial Theory) • Feminist Subjugation and Marianne Wigginss John Dollar" (in progress) • “The Female Image in Selected Short Stories : A Comparative Study of Irish and Saudi Literature (in progress) • “Impersonation in Postmodern Fiction: A Reading of Amiri Baraka and Paul Auster (in progress)
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- Excellence Award in E-Learning
