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Zainab El-Mansi | Humanities | Best Researcher Award

Posted on 27/12/202427/12/2024 by Young Scientists Awards

Dr. Zainab El-Mansi | Humanities | Best Researcher Award

Lecturer at The British University in Egypt, Egypt

Zainab El-Mansi is a highly accomplished academic, passionate about literature, with a particular focus on world literature, postcolonial studies, and Palestinian studies. Her scholarly expertise and teaching prowess are evident through her diverse roles as a university lecturer, academic researcher, and podcast host. Zainab has a rich academic background, including a Ph.D. in English and Comparative Literature, with significant contributions to literature and cultural studies, particularly through her conference presentations and publications.

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🎓Education

Zainab El-Mansi completed her Ph.D. in English and Comparative Literature in 2018 at Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt. Her thesis, “The 1948 Nakba between History and Fiction,” was highly acclaimed, earning her first-class honors and a recommendation for publication. Prior to that, El-Mansi earned an MA in English and Comparative Literature from Ain Shams University in 2010 and a BA in the same field in 2003. Throughout her academic journey, she has been committed to exploring topics in world literature, postcolonial studies, and Palestinian literature. Her rigorous research training, combined with her academic teaching experience, has shaped her ability to engage with literary texts in critical and innovative ways. Zainab’s educational background is complemented by her active participation in numerous conferences and symposia, where she presents her research on various cultural and literary topics, contributing significantly to the academic discourse in her field.

💼Experience

Zainab El-Mansi brings extensive teaching experience to her academic roles. Since 2019, she has been a lecturer at The British University in Egypt, where she teaches English and Comparative Literature courses. In addition, she serves as a module leader, overseeing the delivery of academic English modules. El-Mansi also works as a freelance reviewer and an adjunct lecturer at various institutions, providing constructive feedback on research papers and helping guide students’ academic growth. She has taught a wide range of subjects, including world literature, Victorian novels, and modern literature, employing a student-centered approach to foster critical thinking. Her previous positions include assistant lecturer at the Faculty of Arts, Modern Sciences, and Arts University, and academic writing instructor at Amideast. Zainab’s work extends beyond the classroom as she is involved in literary criticism, contributing articles to prestigious journals and participating in conferences that align with her research interests.

🏆Awards and Honors

Zainab El-Mansi’s academic achievements are marked by several awards and honors. Most notably, she received first-class honors for her Ph.D. thesis, “The 1948 Nakba between History and Fiction,” which was also recommended for publication. Her dedication to her academic work and contribution to literature has earned her recognition from various academic institutions. She has been invited to speak at numerous prestigious conferences, such as the XXII Congress of the International Comparative Literature Association in Tbilisi, Georgia, where she presented her research on Palestinian-Israeli unity. Zainab’s work has garnered international attention, and her publications have been widely recognized for their depth and interdisciplinary approach. Her commitment to postcolonial studies, Palestinian literature, and Arabic literature continues to inspire fellow researchers and students. Zainab’s numerous conference presentations and invited talks demonstrate her standing as a respected scholar in her field.

🔬Research Focus

Zainab El-Mansi’s research interests lie primarily in the fields of world literature, postcolonial studies, and Palestinian literature. Her work examines the intersections of history, fiction, and identity, with a particular focus on the Palestinian experience. El-Mansi is particularly interested in how literature can reflect and shape historical and political narratives, especially in postcolonial contexts. Her research on the 1948 Nakba, as explored in her Ph.D. thesis, emphasizes the blending of history and fiction to better understand the complexities of identity and resistance in Palestinian and Zionist literature. Additionally, El-Mansi’s work extends to exploring themes such as trauma, displacement, and the role of memory in literature. She is committed to interdisciplinary studies, drawing on history, politics, and culture to deepen the analysis of literary works. Her contributions to the field continue to expand the understanding of how literature can address pressing social and political issues.

Conclusion

Zainab El-Mansi is an outstanding candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to her significant academic contributions, dedication to literature, and extensive engagement in public scholarship. Her research continues to shape the field of comparative literature, and her influence as a teacher and mentor further solidifies her standing as a leader in her field. With ongoing growth in her outreach and collaboration efforts, Zainab has the potential to make an even greater global impact.

Publications

  • Blurring the Boundaries between History and Fiction in Khoury’s Gate of the Sun and Ashour’s The Woman from Tantoura
    • Author(s): Zainab El-Mansi
    • Citations: 181-198
    • Year: 2021
    • Journal: Cairo Studies in English, 2021 (1)
  • Resisting the Zionist Grand Narrative and Defying the Palestinian/Arab Metanarrative in Ibrahim Nasrallah’s Time of White Horses
    • Author(s): Zainab El-Mansi
    • Citations: 145-166
    • Year: 2019
    • Journal: Cairo Studies in English, 2019 (1)
  • Can the Raped Woman Speak?
    • Author(s): Zainab El-Mansi
    • Year: 2014
    • Publisher: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
    • Citations: Not provided for this book.

 

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