Ahmed Amr

Ahmed Amr Taher is a Lecturer at the National Institute of Oriental Languages and Civilizations (INALCO), focusing on Kurdish language and literature. His research and teaching areas include Sorani Kurdish Language, Kurmanji Kurdish Literary History, and Classical Kurdish Literature. He is affiliated with the CeRMI (Comparative Research on Middle Eastern Literatures) team, where he explores themes like Modern Persian Poetry, Comparative Literature, and Kurdish-Persian Metrics.

• Research Focus: Literary modernity in the Persophone realm, Persian-Kurdish cultural exchange, and historical analysis of poetic forms.
• Recent Publications: 2024 contributions to Literary Modernity in the Persophone Realm: A Reader and earlier works on Kurdish quantitative metrics and Persian literary innovation.