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Alexander Key is an Associate Professor of Comparative Literature at Stanford University, specializing in Classical Arabic literature and the intellectual history of Arabic and Persian-speaking worlds from the 7th century onwards. His scholarship focuses on the philosophy of language, literary theory, and cross-cultural translation.
- Ph.D. in Arabic and Islamic Studies from Harvard University (2012)
- Current research: Arabo-Persian linguistic intersections, poetics in translation, and pre-modern theories of syntax and affect
His articles span diverse eras and topics, including:
- Medieval Arabic language philosophy (5th–11th century)
- Modern Arabic political poetry analysis (20th–21st century)
- Comparative methodologies bridging Islamic and Western traditions
A key editorial role includes:
- Board Member of Stanford University Press
- Advisory roles at Habib University and Stanford’s Markaz Resource Center
His work bridges academic publication with public discourse through:
- Contributions to Arcade Colloquy
- Interviews on poetics, religion, and contemporary politics
- Podcasts and literary salon discussions
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