This recording was taken at the final event in the MULOSIGE 2020 -21 Webinar series. Learn more about our corpus of translated Amazigh Literature here. Amazigh Literature in Translation: Launch Event This final event of the MULOSIGE research project showcases the corpus of Moroccan Amazigh oral and written literature translated
Daniela Merolla is Professor in Berber Literature and Art at the INALCO, Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales (Sorbonne Paris-Cité). She taught and researched African Literatures and Media at Leiden University (NL) until 2015. Her research focuses on African oral literary productions as well as on written literatures and media in African and
Itzea Goikolea-Amiano Itzea is a postdoctoral researcher at SOASU niversity of London on the ERC-funded project MULOSIGE. Her PhD dissertation (The Hispano-Moroccan Re-Encounter: Colonialism, Mimesis, and Power in the Spanish War on Tetouan and its Occupation [1859-62], EUI-Florence 2017) a micro-historical account of one of the founding moments of Spanish modern colonialism in Morocco.
Mohamed Daoudi Mohamed Daoudi is an assistant professor of English at Hassan II University in Casablanca, Morocco. He earned his doctoral degree from Mohamed V University, Rabat, with a thesis on contemporary American postmodern fiction. He was a Fulbright scholar at The University of California, Berkeley (November 2005-December 2008) and Harvard University (Summer 2016).
Fadma Aït Mous Fadma Aït Mous is currently Tenured Professor of Sociology (Professeur Habilité) at Aïn Chock Faculty of Letters and the Humanities (Hassan II University of Casablanca); Head of the Sociology department and Researcher at Laboratoire de recherche sur les différenciations socio-anthropologiques et les identités sociales (LADSIS) at the same Faculty. Her research
Lhoussain Simour Lhoussain Simour is an Associate Professor of English and Cultural Studies at Hassan II University of Casablanca (Morocco). He is also Senior Research Associate at the University of Gibraltar (UK). His research interests include cultural studies, colonial discourse analysis, postcolonial Moroccan literature, Moroccan cinema, cultural festivals, travel literature, performance studies, popular music
Binaoui Abdessamad Binaoui Abdessamad Binaoui Abdessamad is a native speaker of middle Atlas Tamazight and four other languages, a teacher and a translator since 2014. He gratuated from King Fahd Advanced School of translation in the English French Arabic translation branch. He was recently admitted to the Phd program at the Faculty
Mohamed Daoudi compiled this set of bibliographic and audiovisual resources. Heis an assistant professor of English at Hassan II University in Casablanca, Morocco. Check out our non-exclusively Riffian bibliographical references recommended by the MULOSIGE project here. Bibliographic and Video Resources Selection made by Mohamed Daoudi Select Bibliography Balfour, S. (2002). Deadly Embrace:
Mohamed Daoudi is an assistant professor of English at Hassan II University in Casablanca, Morocco. He earned his doctoral degree from Mohamed V University, Rabat, with a thesis on contemporary American postmodern fiction. He was a Fulbright scholar at The University of California, Berkeley (November 2005-December 2008) and Harvard University (Summer 2016). His research
Mohamed Daoudi is an assistant professor of English at Hassan II University in Casablanca, Morocco. He earned his doctoral degree from Mohamed V University, Rabat, with a thesis on contemporary American postmodern fiction. He was a Fulbright scholar at The University of California, Berkeley (November 2005-December 2008) and Harvard University (Summer 2016). His research
