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Assist. Prof. Dr. Hulya Yildiz-BAGCE
Educational Background
PhD (Comparative Literature) University of Texas Austin, 2008. Received the Outstanding Dissertation Award in Humanities and Fine Arts in 2009, University of Texas at Austin. MA (Comparative Literature)University of Texas Austin, 2002. (Qualified with a High Pass) MA (English Language and Literature) Middle East Technical University Ankara, 1998. BA (Foreign Language Education) Middle East Technical University, 1994. (With Honors)
Research Interests
Literary Theories and the Novel Genre Women and Gender Studies Ottoman and Turkish Literature and Culture Ottoman Women Writers Postcolonial Literatures and Cultures Middle East Studies
Room
S-136
Phone
+90 392 661 2964
e-mail
huyildiz@metu.edu.tr
Web
Courses Taught
FLE 140 English Literature I (METU Ankara) FLE 136 Advanced Reading and Writing II (METU Ankara) FLE 404 Practice Teaching (METU Ankara) FLE 321 Drama Analysis (METU Ankara) RHE 306 Rhetoric and Writing (University of Texas Austin) RHE 306Q Rhetoric and Writing for Non Native Speakers of English (University of Texas Austin)
Selected Publications
(Journal Article)Limits of the Imaginable in the Early Turkish Novel: Non Muslim Prostitutes and their Ottoman Clients. Texas Studies in Literature and Language (Peer reviewed journal cited in Arts and Humanities Citation Index and other indexes). Forthcoming. (Book Chapter)Literary Public Sphere of Ottoman Women in the Nineteenth Century Istanbul.Ottoman Women's Movements and Print Cultures, edited by Sima Abrahamian and Victoria Rowe. University of Texas Press. Forthcoming. (Book Chapter)Knowledgeable Ottoman Girls: Ottoman Women s Education in the Nineteenth Century. Dominant Culture and the Education of Women, edited by Julia Paulk. New Castle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2008. (Book Review) Review of Intersections: Gender, Nation, and Community in Arab Women s Novels, edited by Lisa Suhair Majaj, Paula W. Sunderman, and Therese Saliba. Syracuse: Syracuse University Press, 2002. E3W Review of Books: Archives, Narratives, Histories. Volume 3, Spring 2003. University of Texas at Austin.