University of Virginia
Department of Middle Eastern and South Asian Languages and Cultures
 
Persian
Faculty - Persian
Zjaleh Hajibashi
Lecturer
Ph.D., Unversity of Texas, 1998

Office: 544 New Cabell Hall
Phone: (434) 924-4641
E-Mail: zh2f@virginia.edu

Specializations

Persian Language and Literature; Literature in Translation; Women's Studies

Selected Awards

 

2012     Research Support Award in Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences 

2011     Research Support Award in Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

2006     Research Support Award in Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

2006     Honored for teaching excellence by Seven Society   

2005     Research Support Award in Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

 

 

 

 

Selected Publications

“Alizadah’s Postmodern Women,” Critique 6 (1995): 109-116.

 “Cut Flowers: A Comparative Look at Colonial and Contemporary Translation Anthologies of Persian Literature,” in Sagar 8 (2002): 120-140. 

 “Feminism or Ventriloquism: Western Representations of Middle Eastern Women,” (Review essay on Opening the Gates: A Hundred Years of Arab Feminist Writing) in Middle East Report  21 (1991): 43-45.

 “Redefining Sin,” Literature East and West 24 (1987): 67-71.

 Poems, “Once” and “Language Lies,” appear in the anthology, Let Me Tell You Where I've Been: New Writing by Women of the Iranian Diaspora edited by Persis Karim (University of Arkansas Press, May 2006).

Review of Modernism and Ideology in Persian Literature in The Journal for the Society of Iranian Studies 33 (2000).

Translation of “Love’s Turn” (Mohsen Makhmalbaf) August 2006 issue of Words Without Borders, ed. Blake Radcliffe. wordswithoutborders.org/article/loves-turn/

Review of Behind the Tall Walls in Middle East Journal 54 (2000): 300.

 Review of Recasting Persian Poetry, Middle East Studies Association Bulletin 33 (1999): 43-45.

 Review of Parviz Sayyad’s Theatre of Diaspora, Edebiyat (1998): 107-112.

 Review of Writing Women’s Worlds and Struggle and Survival in the Modern Middle East in Middle East Report  25 (1995): 29-30.

 

 

Courses Taught

 

·          Elementary and Intermediate Persian

·         Advanced Persian:  

                                        Introduction to Classical Persian Literature

                                        Readings in Modern Persian Prose Fiction

                                        Modern Persian Literature

·          Contemporary Persian Literature in Translation

·          Middle East Studies Majors Seminar 

 

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