Programmes Convened

• MA Comparative Literature (2020)
• MA Comparative Literature (2021)
• MA Comparative Literature (2022)
• MA Comparative Literature (Africa / Asia) (2018)
• MA Comparative Literature (Africa / Asia) (2019)
• MA Cultural Studies (2019)
• MA Cultural Studies (2020)

Modules Taught

• Comparative Literature: Methodology and Critique
• Contemporary Middle East Fiction A: Identity and Belonging
• Contemporary Middle East Fiction B: Race, Gender and Resistance
• Dissertation in Cultural, Literary, and Postcolonial Studies
• Independent Study Project in Languages and Cultures of Africa, the Middle East, South and South East Asia
• Intersecting Worlds: Race and Gender in the Contemporary Postcolonial Novel
• Selected Topics in 20th Century Turkish Literature
• Twentieth Century Turkish Literature
• Understanding Texts
• World Literature (PG)

PhD Students supervised

• Ahmet Atas, The Politics of Melancholia in Kurdish Diasporic Novels

Articles

Anjaria, Keya (2015) 'The Dandy and the Coup: Politics of Literature in the post-1980 Turkish Novel, Üç Beş Kişi'. Middle Eastern Literatures, (17) 3, pp 263-282.

Book Chapters

Anjaria, Keya (2021) 'Monolingualising the Multilingual Ottoman Novel: Ahmet Midhat Efendi’s Felatun Bey ile Rakım Efendi'. In: Hiddleston, Jane and Ouyang, Wen-Chin, (eds.), Multilingual Literature as World Literature. London: Bloomsbury, pp 111-126.

Anjaria, Keya (2016) 'Rethinking Istanbul: Women and the City in Perihan Mağden's Two Girls'. In: Singh, Jaspal and O'Neil, Mary Lou, (eds.), Negotiating Gender and Sexuality in Contemporary Turkey. New York: Peter Lang.

Translations

Anjaria, Keya (2016) 'Yaşar Kemal (1925-2015):'Pens'' Middle Eastern Literatures, (18) 3, pp 225-230.

Conference Items

Anjaria, Keya (2019) 'Forging the Spirit of Gezi: Perihan Mağden's Two Girls and Orhan Pamuk's The Black Book' In: BATAS Symposium / Turkish Area Studies Review, May 2019, Cambridge UK.

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