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Centre for Cultural, Literary and Postcolonial Studies (CCLPS)

CCLPS PhD Students

Natalie Abou Shakra
Natalie Abou Shakra

Beyond the Culture Industry, Contemporary Music of Dissidence in the Arab world: A case study of Egypt and Lebanon

Rasha Chatta
Rasha Chatta

The Itinerary as a Mode of Existing: Narratives of Wanderers in Contemporary Migrant Literature


Chanokporn Chutikamoltham
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Ideological state apparatus and the return of the repressed: the study of Thai school textbooks and Thai low culture

Sarah Doebbert Epstein
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The Ethics of Alterity: A Comparative Critical Approach to Language, Subjectivity and Agency in Arabic Rhetorical Theory and Poststructuralist Thought


Irene Fernandez Ramos
Irene Fernandez

Performing immobility: The individual-collective body and the representation of oppressed identities in Palestinian Theatre from the 70s to the present

Ambra Guarnieri
Ambra Guarnieri

The native informant: the (im)possible perspective in postcolonial travel narratives


Sara Marzagora
Sara Marzagora

Theorizing an "acolonial modernity". The 1896 battle of Adwa and 1936-1941 Italian occupation in Ethiopian literature and political philosophy.

Alexandria Milton
Alexandria Milton

The Short Story: A Genre of Space


Art Mitchells-Urwin
Art Mitchells-Urwin

Representations of the Thai body and locality within Western-produced pornography: Interactions and responses from those within and outside of the pornographic screen

Cristina Moreno Almeida
Cristina Moreno

Popular youth culture in Contemporary Morocco and the re-imagining of the nation: a case study of hip-hop


Hany Rashwan
Hany Rashwan

Working title: The question of the literary in approaches to Ancient Egyptian Literature: towards an Arabic-based critical approach " the debate between a man and his soul (BA) as a case study"

Katia Tzarkova
Katia Tzarkova

"I am Tibetan?!" Constructing transnational and polyvocal identity through the literary imagination.


Michaela Unterbarnscheidt
Michaela Unterbarnscheidt

A comparative study of transition and social change in early Thai and Amharic novels