DR. SHALINI A/P NADASWARAN
Department of English
Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences
shalininadaswaran@um.edu.myView CV | |
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Shalini Nadaswaran holds a PhD in English specializing in African Women's Literature from the University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia (UNSW). Her PhD was supervised by eminent postcolonial expert, Professor Bill Ashcroft, exploring Igbo women writers and contemporary Nigeria. She completed her Bachelor of Arts in English and Master of Arts in English at the English Department, University of Malaya. Her research interest considers the constant evolving representations of women in local and global spaces. She is currently a Senior Lecturer with the English Department, University of Malaya and has worked on a research project which examines cultural formations. She has published in the field of African literature and women’s literature in journals such as African Literature Today, Matatu, Wasafiri and Tulsa Studies in Women’s Literature. She has also contributed book chapters to various book projects. She serves as a peer reviewer for a number of journals, two of which are ISI and Scopus cited. While her primary focus falls under the remit of African (Women’s) literature, she also has additional interests in research that explores modern day slavery, literature and injustice, and the figure of the ‘child’ in postcolonial literature. She welcomes research students working on any area in women’s literature, African literature and postcolonial women’s literature to contact her. |
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FP004-2019A |
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BK058-2016 |
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The Tragedy of Sex Trafficking: A Study of Vietnamese Women Trafficked into Malaysia for Sex Purposes
'Inscription' as Speaking for Women: African Women Writers and their Writing Form
Inscription as Speaking for Women: African Women Writers and their Writing Form
The Constructiveness and Dialogic Energy of the Postcolonial Imagination : In Conversation with Bill Ashcroft.
Anxious to Preserve Their Right to Life and a Decent Living : Teaching Postcolonial Environmental Justice and Ecological Genocide through Ken Saro-Wiwa in Malaysia.
The 'Economics' of Bride Price in Nigerian Women's Literature
Oppressor or Oppressed: The M(other) in-Law in Nigerian Women s Literature
Breaking Illusions: Contradictory representations of African childhood
An Epic Misunderstanding
The Yellow Wallpaper (1892): Towards a Female Dialogism