معرفی
Yass Alizadeh is a Clinical Assistant Professor at New York University's College of Arts & Science. She specializes in Persian Language and Literature, with research focusing on ethical themes in Iranian folktales, the intersection of politics and fiction, and metaphorical reframing of classical oral narratives. Her academic roles include teaching Persian and English at NYU, the University of New Haven, and the University of Connecticut.
Education:
- PhD in Comparative Literary and Cultural Studies, University of Connecticut
- Masters of Arts in English Literature, University of Toronto
- Masters of Arts in English Literature, Tehran University
- BA in English Literature, Ferdowsi University of Mashhad
Research Interests: Explores layered ethical themes in modern Iranian folktales, political influences on fiction, and metaphorical reinterpretations of classical oral traditions. Her work bridges cultural studies and comparative literature, emphasizing Persian literary heritage.
Teaching & Professional Experience:
- Launched Persian as a core course at the University of New Haven
