معرفی
Ramla Bedoui is a Lecturer at Yale University, specializing in French Literature and Post-colonial Studies. Her research focuses on collective memory in 19th-century French poetry and modern North African political conflicts, integrating interdisciplinary approaches from history, literature, and cinema.
- Education:
- Ph.D. in French Literature and Civilization, Université de Paris-Sorbonne (2014)
- DEA (Master's) in Literature, Philology, and History of the Arab and Muslim World (2006)
- DEA (Master's) in French Literature and Civilization (2003)
- Baccalauréat, Tunisia (1998)
Her work examines the interplay between secularism, feminism, and Islamism in North Africa, analyzing how French and Arabic traditions shape post-colonial collective memory. She explores minority issues in Maghreb literature and urban cinema, alongside feminist critiques of women's roles in revolutionary movements.
Awards:
- Ph.D. Summa Cum Laude with jury commendations
Teaching includes French Language (beginner to advanced), Arabic introduction, and courses on Francophone literature, feminism, and Islamic communal conflicts. She has instructed immigrant communities in France on social skills and FLE (French as a Foreign Language).
