Sohrab Mosahebi

My Conference Papers and Presentations

Mosahebi, “’I have my memories to go through and put in order’: Mortality, Faith, and Meaning of Life in Kazuo Ishiguro’s Klara and the Sun”, June 2024, International Conference of Humanities and Social Sciencces, Paris, France. (Video Presentation)
Mosahebi, “‘It Constitutes What It Contains’: Positing Rūmi as a Cultural Theorist to Develop a Perso-Islamic Decolonial Hermeneutics”, June 2025, CCLA Conference, Trent University, Ontario, Canada.
Mosahebi, Tadayyoni, “A Pilgrimage to Virtues: A Comparative Reading of Ubayd Zakani’s اخلاق الأشراف Geoffrey Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales”, June 2024, CCLA Conference, Université de Montréal, Quebec, Canada.
Mosahebi, “Let the Subaltern Speak: Of Neocolonial Authoritarianism and Assumptive Whiteness in the Discourse of Political Correctness and Cancel Culture”, June 2023, ACCUTE Conference, York University, Ontario, Canada.
Mosahebi, Kharazmi, “‘To Say for Certain I Was Here’: Mindfulness in the Poetry of Sohrab Sepehri and Robert Frost”, June 2023, CCLA Conference, York University, Ontario, Canada.
Mosahebi, “‘I Run Towards Home, My Heart Arrives Before Me: The Uncanny Presence of the Themes of Home and Identity in Ma’soumeh Jafari’s Why Shan’t I Worship the Darkness?”, March 2023, Travelling Light: The Graduate Conference By Western University Department of Languages and Cultures, London, Ontario, Canada.
Mosahebi, “Nature as the Source of Psychological Resilience: A Comparative Reading of William Wordsworth and Sohrab Sepehri”, October 2022, SHCONF, Milan, Italy. (Presented Virtually)
Mosahebi, “‘The looking and telling they want dead’: A Deconstructio of Intergenerational Trauma in Poetry of Solmaz Sharif”, May 2022, ACCUTE Conference, Montreal, Canada.
Mosahebi, “‘The language they’ve made of our language’: An Investigation in the Political Euphemism and Linguistic Violence of the US Department of Defence in the Poetry of Solmaz Sharif”, March 2022, (Un)masked: The English Graduate Student Association of University of Ottawa Conference, Virtually held on Zoom.
Kharazmi, Mosahebi, “The Traumatic Issue of Being the ‘Other’: The Study of Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights From Elaine Showalter’s Perspective”, 2021, Fifth International Conference on the Study of the Language and Literature of Nations, Tehran, Iran.