English Department

Zaid Ibrahim Ismael

Certificates: Ph.D./ Literature

Scientific degree: Lecturer

Job title: Teaching Staff

Email: zaid.ibrahim@muc.edu.iq

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Expierence

Dates From – Till 2008- Till 2016
Job Title, Instructor at the College of Education for Women, Tikrit University

Describe your responsibility and achievement if needed. Teaching English literature, namely English drama and the English novel

Dates From – 2016 Till 2017
Job Title, Instructor at Al-Qalam University College, Kirkuk.
Describe your responsibility and achievement if needed. Teaching English literature, namely English drama and the English novel

Dates From – 2017 Till now
Job Title, Instructor at Al-Mansour University College
Describe your responsibility and achievement if needed. Teaching English literature, namely English drama and the English novel

Academic certificates

Month Year 2003
Degree Title, B.A. in English Language and literature.

Month Year 2008
Degree Title, MA in English Literature (modern drama).

Thesis Title: “An Evaluation of the Plays of John Millington Synge in the Light of the Irish Public Opinion.”

Month Year 2016

Degree Title, PhD in English Literature (the modern novel)-Baghdad University.
Dissertation Title “The Significance of the Gothic Tradition in Selected Contemporary Irish Novels by Seamus Deane, Patrick McCabe, Jennifer Johnston, and Edna O’Brien.”

Skills

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Publications & Researchs

1. “Mirrors of Violence and Power on Christopher Marlowe’s Tamburlaine the Great, I,II.” The Professor, Dec., 2011.

2. “J M Synge's Realism and His Violent Stage.” Kirkuk Journal of Humanities, vol.7, no.1, 2012.

3. “The Image of Women in Tennessee Williams’s A Streetcar Named
Desire.” Tikrit University Journal of Humanities, vol.19, no.1, Jan. 2012.

4. “Le Roi Jones's Dutchman as a Revolutionary Play,” Kirkuk Journal of
Humanities, vol.9, no.2, 2014.

5. “Jennifer Johnston and the Big House Gothic Novel: A Reading of The Invisible Worm,” The Journal of the College of Arts, Baghdad University, 2016.
6. “Patrick McCabe’s The Butcher Boy: As a Bog Gothic Novel,” The Journal of the College of Arts, Baghdad University, 2016.