Introduction This is a brief explanation of how to purchase udemy courses in Pakistan. Udemy is by far one of the largest online, self-paced educational platform. Postcolonial Space has now also started creating courses on Udemy. I have fielded [...]
Guidelines for Contributors to Routledge Companion to Literature and Social Justice Editors: Masood Ashraf Raja (mraja@unt.edu) and Nick T. C. Lu (nick.lu@selu.edu) Project Description: Our proposed Companion (now under contract) will contain 40 to 45 original essays written by [...]
(Note: These are my own private opinions and should not be construed as official views from UNT) In this video I introduce the students and potential donors to the "International Affairs Pakistan Student Scholarship Fund" at University of North Texas. [...]
I just wanted to share that i have decided to offer weekly webinars through my Youtube Channel every week. My plan is to offer focused webinars of postcolonialism, literary theory and other topics of interest to you all. Tentative Timings [...]
Multidisciplinary Perspectives of Islam after 9/11 Even though Said’s Orientalism critiqued the western view of Islam as a fixed force, Muslims were seen as a distant danger living in faraway lands. The discourse of Neo-Orientalism, on the other hand, represents [...]
Most of you are probably aware of Pakistaniaat: A Journal of Pakistan Studies (http://pakistaniaat.org), which I had launched in 2009. A few years ago, after a long hiatus, we have started republishing the journal with a few modifications. The [...]
As some of you might have noticed, I have recently started posting long and short videos related to postcolonial studies and literary theory on Youtube. My purpose in this venture is to make available whatever meager expertise I have as [...]
Literary Theory: An Introduction Planned Webinar: Eagleton. 2. The Rise of English Saturday, October 26, 10:00 AM, US Central Time I just wanted to share that from next Saturday onwards, I will deliver five lectures about Terry Eagleton's Literary [...]
Webinar: Radical Pedagogy In my published work I often cite Mark Bracher's work (Radical Pedagogy: Identity, Generativity, and Social Transformation) to argue for the kind of pedagogy that goes beyond simple dispensation of knowledge and attempts also to take into [...]
Lectures on Postcolonial Topics I am taking a few moments of your time to seek your suggestions about a series of regular lectures on postcolonial topics. Part of my mission as a scholar and student of postcolonial studies is [...]