University of Virginia
Department of Middle Eastern and South Asian Languages and Cultures
 
Persian
Faculty - Persian
Alireza Korangy
Assistant Professor


Office: 557 New Cabell Hall
E-Mail: korangy@virginia.edu

Specializations

Poetics; Contemporary Iranian linguistics; Arabic and Persian philology; Studies in rhetoric; Kurdish folklore

Background and Interests

 

  • Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Harvard University
  • Master of Philosophy (MPHIL) Harvard University 
  • Bachelor of Arts (BA) The College of William and Mary

 

My academic interest is also my life-long learning process and it is in semiotics and the derivative linguistic nuances and cognitive modus operandi of grammar, word, and mannerism in text. Simply put, I read very slow to see why. 

 

 

Selected Awards

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Selected Publications

 

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Past and Current Positions

 

  • University of Virginia (Assistant Professor/tenure-track)     2008-Present
  • University of Colorado at Boulder      2007-2008

 

Courses Taught

 

  • Firdowsi's Shahnama
  • Rumi's Mathnavi
  • Attar's Dicourse of the Birds
  • History of Iranian Literature
  • Introduction to Classical Persian Literature
  • Classical Persian Prose
  • Culture of the Persian Speaking World
  • Advanced Conversational Persian: An Oral Textual Exegesis (Fall 2012)
  • Hell, Paradise, Angst, and Death in Persian literature: An East-West Perspective (Fall 2012)
  • Poetics of Existentialist Persian literature (A linguistics cross-listed course/Spring 2013)

 

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