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Terri DeYoung

Professor of Near Eastern Languages and Civilization

Contact Information

tdeyoung@uw.edu
(206) 685-7936
M-29C DEN
Research

Research Advised

  • Raja Althobaiti. "In Defense of the Imagination: The Historical Reciprocity of Shahrazad and Modern Storytelling in Arabic Literature." Diss., 2021.  
  • Jamal Gabobe. "Elmi Bodari and the Construction of the Modern Somali Subject in a Colonial and Sufi Context." Diss., 2014.
  • Nathaniel Greenberg. "Secrecy, Secularism, and the Coming Revolution in Naguib Mahfouz's Postwar Masterpieces (1952-1967)." Diss., 2012.
Courses Taught

Autumn 2024

  • C LIT 322 A: Studies in Asian and Western Literatures
  • C LIT 360 B: Topics in Ancient and Medieval Literature

Winter 2024

  • C LIT 362 A: Topics in Modern Literature

Winter 2023

  • C LIT 360 A: Topics in Ancient and Medieval Literature
  • C LIT 360 B: Topics in Ancient and Medieval Literature

Autumn 2022

  • CMS 320 C: Cinema and Nation
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Phone: (206) 543-7542
Fax: (206) 685-2017
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