هديل عزيز محمد رضا الحلو

السيرة المهنية

Publications:

A. Books
1. A Guide to Research Writing for Literary Graduation Papers. (Baghdad: Albaloora Publishing, 2012; Iraqi National Library No. 1004 in 2012) (in two editions)
2. Swearing at the Apple: A Comparative Study of Selected Plays from Egypt, Syria and Iraq (Baghdad: Albaloora Publishing, 2012; Iraqi National Library No. 2828 in 2012)
3. That Proud and Gallant One: Women s Patriotic Poetry of World Wars and the US Wars in the Middle East (Baghdad: Albaloora Publishing, 2013; Iraqi National Library No. 2825 in 2012)
4. Three Centuries, Or is it Years?: Women s Anti-War Poetry of World Wars and the US Wars in the Middle East (Baghdad: Albaloora Publishing, 2013; Iraqi National Library No. 2826 in 2012)
5. Waving Their Good-Bye: Women s Reflective Poetry of World Wars and the US Wars in the Middle East (Baghdad: Albaloora Publishing, 2013; Iraqi National Library No. 2827 in 2012)

B. Papers:
1. “ ‘War is waste and a searing fire’: The Anti-War Theme in Women’s Poetry of World War I, World War II and American Wars in the Middle East” in Al-Qadissiya Journal for Humanitarian Sciences, 2011.
2. “ ‘My songs were bombs and human blood my river’: Patriotism in Women’s Poetry of World War I, World War II and American Wars in the Middle East” in Journal of the University of Babylon, (Accepted for publication, Journal of University of Babylon, 2011).
3. "A Journey of Insecurity: The Black Female’s Vulnerability in Selected Poems by Maya Angelou" (Journal of Humanities, A special edition of the Third Academic Conference of the College of Education for Humanities, vol. 3, pp. 224-234).
4. "Carl Sandburg: The Laureate of Industrial America" (Journal of Humanities, A special edition of the Third Academic Conference of the College of Education for Humanities, vol. 3, pp. 167-181).
5. “The Dramatic Impulses in Selected Texts from the Holy Qur’an” (Collaborative research with Prof. Salih M. Hameed, Ph.D.)

المشاركات في المجتمع الاكاديمي

Academic Activities:

a. Teaching Experience

1. Teaching at Department of English/ College of Education/ University of Babylon (2008 – 2014). (The courses were: “An Introduction to Literature” for first year students; “Elizabethan and Restoration Poetry” for second year students; and “Romantic and Victorian Poetry” for third year students)
2. Presenting a special poetry class for high-school students (for the academic years 2010-2011 and 2011-2012). They attended in groups with my students to experience college-level poetry analysis.
3. Teaching English Concepts and Texts at the College of Arts/ University of Babylon (departments of Sociology and of Archaeology) (for the academic year 2014-2015)

b. Conferences
1. The Second Conference of the college of Education, April, 2012, " Time and Change in Modern British Poetry: A Study in W. B. Yeats, Thomas Hardy and Seamus Heaney"
2. The Third Academic Conference of the College of Education for Humanities/ University of Babylon – 2012. (title: A Journey of Insecurity: The Black Female’s Vulnerability in Selected Poems by Maya Angelou)
3. The Third Academic Conference of the College of Education for Humanities/ University of Babylon – 2012. (title: Carl Sandburg: The Laureate of Industrial America)
4. The Third Academic Conference of the College of Education for Humanities/ University of Babylon – 2012. (title: The Dramatic Impulses in Selected Texts from the Holy Qur’an) (Collaborative research with Prof. Salih M. Hameed, Ph.D.)
5. The Fourth Academic Conference of the College of Education for Humanities/ University of Babylon – 2013. (title: Brahma and the Brahman in Emerson’s Poetry)
6. The Fourth Academic Conference of the College of Education for Humanities/ University of Babylon – 2013. (title: Females in T. S. Eliot’s Poetry)
7. The International Academic Conference of the College of Arts/ University of Kufa – 2013. (title: The Black Woman as an Icon in Gwendolyn Brook’s Poetry)

c. Seminars
1. A seminar in Department of English/ College of Art/ University of Baghdad entitled: “Feminine Fighting Voices: A Study in Women’s Poetry of World War I.” (October, 2011)
2. A seminar in Department of English/ College of Education/ University of Babylon entitled: “Heroism in Tamar Segal’s First Gulf War Poetry.” (Feb. 28, 2012)


d. Others
1. Supervising acting classes of First Year students to familiarize them with the foreign text and break the psychological barriers that every student of foreign language is liable to. (Department of English/ College of Education for Humanities/ University of Babylon)
2. Supervising Fourth Year graduation research papers at Department of English/ College of Education for Humanities/ University of Babylon for the period 2007 – 2014.

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