Faculty Member

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Prof. Munira Taiyeb
  • Qualification

    Ph.D, M. Phil., M.A. English Literature

  • Designation

    Professor

  • Thrust Area

    American Literature, Translation Studies

  • Address

    B - 502, Midtown Apartment, Shamshad market, Aligarh. 202001. Uttar Pradesh.,

  • Mobile

    9897502975 ,

  • Email

    munira.wc@amu.ac.in ,

  • Time Table

    Munira Time Table

Complete CV
PROFILE

Dr. Munira Taiyeb is a Professor in the Department of English (Women's College) at Aligarh Muslim University. She has many publications in national and international journals to her credit. She has attended several international and national conference and seminars in the area of American Literature, Translation Studies, Indian English Writings, and English Language Teaching. She has conducted online workshops on Communication Skills and Personality Development. She has also been a resource person of English Access Microscholarship Programme under Regional English Language Office (RELO), American Centre for eight years. She was invited to visit the United States of America by the Department of State for attending the International English Teachers Conference. It was the International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) in 2012.She has guided over 10 PhD scholars.

  1. Anxiety of Representation in Minoritarian Studies: Muslim Women’s Fiction
  2. Funny Short Stories as Motivators for Language Learning
  3. Vocalizing the Voiceless: Struggle to find a Personal Voice - Maxine Hong Kingston's The Woman Warrior: Memoirs of a Girlhood among Ghosts
  4. The idea of Anti-hero in Upamanyu Chaterjee's English August: An Indian Story
  5. Representation of Love, Revenge and Sacrifice in Khushwant Singh's Train to Pakistan
  6. Objectivism as a way of Life: Ayn Rand's Philosophy
  7. Gendered Self: Postmodernist Handling of a Sensitive Issue in Mahesh Dattani's Tara
  8. Pearl S. Buck's My Several Worlds: A Multicultural Biography
  9. Self and Other Dichotomy and the Voice of Humanity in Select Plays of Asif Currimbhoy
  10. Communicative Games: Towards Better Language Acquisition
  11. Clash of Cultures and a Search for Identity in Qaisra Shahraz's Revolt
  12. Twice Marginalised: A Postcolonial Feminist Reading of Sunlight on a Broken Column
  13. Culture in Transition: Pearl S. Buck's East Wind: West Wind
  14. He deserves the real appreciation: Contribution of Asif Currimbhoy to Post-Independence Indian English Drama
  15. Selfishness as Virtue: Ayn Rand's Objectivism
LISTDownloadUPLOADED DATE
Methods of TTranslation
27/10/2021
Susan Bassenett - Translation Studies
27/10/2021
Introducing Translation Studies: Theories and Applications by Jeremy Munday
27/10/2021