Université Mohammed I Oujda Faculté des Lettres et des Sciences Humaines English Professor | |
QualificationsPh.D., Université de Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV), English, 1997. M.A., Université de Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV), English, 1992. B.A., Université Ibn Zohr Agadir, English, 1990. Previous Positions2001-2004, Assistant Professor,
Université Hassan II Casablanca,
Faculty of Science,
Language and Communication
1999-2001, Teaching Assistant,
University at Buffalo,
College of Arts And Sciences,
Modern Languages and Literatures
Expertise and Research InterestsTwentieth-Century English Literature
Postmodern Literature and Culture
Ethics and Literature
Postcolonial Literature and Theory
Francophone Studies Other ExpertiseMaghrebi cultures, political and social issues
France-Maghreb relations including migration
Morocco-united states relations Publications- Larbi Touaf & Soumia Boutkhil (2009) Public Space: Text and Context, Newcastle, UK, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Submitted
- Larbi Touaf (2008) Une Américaine au Maroc (translation of Lucy melbourne's An American in Morocco Cross-cultural Reflections, Rabat, Morocco, Editions Marsam
- Larbi Touaf, Soumia Boutkhil (2006) Representing Minorities Studies in Literature and Criticism, Newcastle, UK, Cambridge Scholars Press, ISBN=9781847180469
- (2006) Memory, History, and Narrative Ethics in the Writing of Edmond Amran In Larbi Touaf & Soumia Boutkhil (eds), Representing Minorities Studies in Literature and Criticism, Newcastle, UK, Cambridge Scholars Press, 150-160 pages, ISBN=9781847180469 (bookchapter)
- (2006) "Reality is an Empty Vessel" metaphores of space in Waterland by Graham Swift In Naguib Lahlou (eds), Space in Literature, Fes, Morocco, Faculté des Lettres Saïs-Fes, Fes, Submitted (bookchapter)
- Larbi Touaf, Soumia Boutkhil (2005) Minority Matters: Literature Theory Society, Oujda, Morocco, Cahiers de La faculté des Lettres - Oujda, 409 pages
- (2005) Displacement and Dislocation: Culture and Identity in the fiction of Mohamed Khair-Eddine In Larbi Touaf, Soumia Boutkhil (eds), Minority matters: Literature Theory Society, Morocco, Faculté des Lettres, Oujda, In Press (bookchapter)
- Larbi Touaf, "Family Law and the politics of nation building in North Africa" Review of Mounira Charrad's States and Women's Rights: The making of Postcolonial Tunisia Algeria and Morocco (Berkeley University of California Press, 2001), H-Net Mid East - Reviews, Michigan State University, H-Net.org, Sep 2003
- Larbi Touaf, Soumia Boutkhil, Julie Hyland (2002) La Violence à L'Oeuvre, Montréal, Celat: Université du Québec à Montreal, ISBN=2-920576-68-2
- (2002) Identité Altérité et Violence: "Le Déterreur" de Mohamed Khair-Eddine In Larbi Touaf, Soumia Boutkhil, Julie Hyland (eds), La Violence à l'Oeuvre, Université du Québéc à Montréal, ISBN=2-920576-68-2 (bookchapter)
- Larbi Touaf (1998) Narration Representation et Lecture dans Le Roman Anglais Postmoderne, Villeneuve d'Ascq, France, Presses Universitaires du Septentrion, 395 pages, ISBN=2-284-00421-0
Future ResearchEthics and aesthetics in postcolonial North African literature Honors and Awards2001-2002,
Travel Expenses,
Melodia E Jones Chair,
Suny Buffalo,
Conference participations book edition
1999-2001,
Assistantship and scholarship,
Modern languages and literatures department,
State University of New York at Buffalo
Bicentennial Scholar,
US Embassy in Morocco
Graduate Grant,
Moroccan Ministry of Higher Education
Languages(Reading, Writing, Speaking)Arabic: (Fluent, Fluent, Fluent) Berber (tachelhit): (Fluent, Fluent, Fluent) English: (Fluent, Fluent, Fluent) French: (Fluent, Fluent, Fluent) Industrial Relevancemedia, international consulting, NGOs and Foreign interests KeywordsCOS Keywords:English Language Or Literature, Ethics, Postcolonial Theory.Additional Terms:20th Century English Literature, Francophone Studies, Postmodern & Postcolonial Literatures.Profile DetailsCOS Expertise ID #1210451 Individual Expertise profile of Larbi Touaf, Copyright Larbi Touaf. © COS Expertise TM, 2009, ProQuest LLC All rights reserved. |