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BAHAREH AZAD NOVEMBER 2016
LECTURER, UNIVERSITY OF ISFAHAN
Academic Address:
Faculty of Languages
University of Isfahan
Isfahan, Iran
b.azad@fgn.ui.ac.ir
CURRICULUM VITAE
Education
Degree Major Institute
PhD candidate 2013- present English Literature University of Isfahan
MA 2010-2012 English Literature University of Isfahan
BA 2002-2006 English Literature University of Zahedan
Academic Positions
2015-present University of Isfahan, Isfahan, Iran
Visiting Lecturer, Dept. of English Language and Literature
2013-2015 Payame-noor University, Isfahan, Iran
Visiting Lecturer, Dept. of English Language and Literature
2012-2013 Sobhe-sadegh University, Isfahan, Iran
Visiting Lecturer, Dept. of English
Publication:
I. Book
 Testing Liberal Humanism: East in David Hare’s Plays. Saarbrucken: Lambert
Academic Publishing, 2013.
II. Book Chapters in Progress
 Malcolm X Speaks: Selected Speeches and Statement. Translator. Manuscript in Progress.
 Cultural Studies Article Series. Translator. Manuscript in Progress.
III. Refereed Articles in Academic Journals
 Azad, Bahareh, and Pyeaam Abbasi. “Bakhtin’s Carnival and Strindberg’s Miss Julie.”
Journal of Language Teaching and Research 4.3 (2013).

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 Azad, Bahareh, and Hossein Pirnajmuddin. “Politics And The Humanistic Pose: David
Hare’s Wall.” ILSHS 3 (2013): 30-36.
 Azad, Bahareh. “The Devil in the House: The Awakening of Chopin’S Anti-hero.”
ILSHS 17 (2013): 22-26.
IV. Articles under Evaluation
 “J. H. Prynne’s ‘The Ideal Star-Fighter’ and the Sublime Fringes of Difficulty”
(forthcoming, 2016).
 “Stepping across the Posthumanist Threshold in J. H. Prynne’s ‘L’Extase de M. Poher’”
(forthcoming, 2016).
 “Hamlet’s Catch-22: A Psychoanalytic Reading of Hamlet and Catch-22” (forthcoming,
2016).
 “Admirable Crichton and the Geography of Change” (forthcoming, 2016).
 “How They Became Posthuman: Mapping Native American Margins through Politics of
the Body” (forthcoming, 2016).
 “Theatrum Mundi and The Merchant of Venice” (forthcoming, 2016).
Conference:
 “Power Politics and Don DeLillo’s White Noise.” English Language Studies, Shahid
Madani University. October 2012.
Languages:
Persian: Mother tongue English: Fluent French: Moderate
References:
Dr. Hossein Pirnajmuddin. Associate professor, English Language Dep., University of Isfahan,
E-mail: pirnajmuddin@fgn.ui.ac.ir, Phone: +983117932137, Mobile: +989133147565 .
Dr. Helen Ouliaeinia. Assistant professor, English Language Dep., University of Isfahan, E-mail:
helen_ouliaeinia@yahoo.com, Phone: +983116273695, Mobile: +989133289758.
Dr. Peyaam Abbasi. Assistant professor, English Language Dep., University of Isfahan, E-mail:
pyeaam77@yahoo.co.uk, Phone: +983117932137.
Dr. Zahra Jannessari Ladani. Assistant professor, English Language Dep., University of Isfahan,
E-mail: zjannessaril@gmail.com, Phone: +983116273695, Mobile: +989132662276.
Dr. Azizollah Dabbaghi. Associate Professor, English Language Dep., University of Isfahan, E-
mail: isfahan.uni.test@gmail.com, Phone: +983117932137, Mobile: +98913044974.