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Nadine A. Sinno

Associate Professor of Arabic

Virginia Tech

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College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences

Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures

Nadine A. Sinno is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Human Sciences Associate Professor of Arabic at Virginia Tech.

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Nadine A. Sinno

Virginia Tech

Associate Professor of Arabic

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literature comparative literature middle eastern studies cultural diversity gender studies humanities literary criticism ethnicity feminist theory cultural studies security studies middle east policy poetics indigenous peoples intercultural communication national security visibility mohja kahf muslim woman immigrant body rashid al-daif jabbur al-duwayhi arab american women suad joseph human-animal encounters libyan novel mutual vulnerability israeli national security reanimating civil resistance feminist identity feminist studies gendered sexuality islamic thought islamic studies levant orientalism visual culture

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Arab American Women: Representations and Refusal, Edited by Michael W. Suleiman, Suad Joseph, and Louise Cainkar. Journal of Arabic Literature (2023)

Nadine Adel Sinno

arab american womenfeminist theorygender studiessuad josephindigenous peoples

Beyond Allegory: Human–Animal Encounters and Mutual Vulnerability in the Libyan Novel. Humanimalia (2022)

Nadine Sinno

human-animal encounterslibyan novelmutual vulnerabilityhumanities

Exasperating Rides and Bittersweet Duties. Middle East Journal of Culture and Communication (2022)

Nadine Sinno

cultureintercultural communicationmiddle east policycommunicationcultural studiesmiddle eastern studies

Poetics of Visibility in the Contemporary Arab American Novel. Mazen Naous. MELUS Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States (2021)

Nadine Sinno

visibilityliteraturecultural diversitycomparative literaturepoetics

Intifada Cows and Israeli National Security: Reanimating Civil Resistance in the Wanted 18. Middle East Critique (2020)

Nadine Sinno

national securitypolitical sciencereanimating civil resistanceisraeli national securitysecurity studiesmiddle eastern studies

Utopian/Dystopian Lebanon: Constructing Place in JabbūR Al-Duwayhī’S SharīD Al-Manāzil. Middle Eastern Literatures (2020)

Nadine Sinno

literaturejabbur al-duwayhicomparative literaturemiddle eastern studies

“Dammit, Jim, I’M a Muslim Woman, Not a Klingon!”: Mediating the Immigrant Body in Mohja Kahf’s Poetry. MELUS Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States (2017)

Nadine Sinno

immigrant bodymuslim womanliteraturecultural diversitymohja kahf

Crushing the Bones of the Other: Disability, Ethnicity, and Homosexuality in Rashid Al-Daif’s Sikirida’s Cat and Alexandra Chreiteh’s Ali and His Russian Mother. Critique Studies in Contemporary Fiction (2016)

Nadine Sinno

rashid al-daifliterary criticismcomparative literatureethnicity

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Nadine A. Sinno

Associate Professor of Arabic

Virginia Tech

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences

Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures

Nadine A. Sinno is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Human Sciences Associate Professor of Arabic at Virginia Tech.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Nadine A. Sinno

Virginia Tech

Associate Professor of Arabic

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Arab American Women: Representations and Refusal, Edited by Michael W. Suleiman, Suad Joseph, and Louise Cainkar. Journal of Arabic Literature (2023)

Nadine Adel Sinno

arab american womenfeminist theorygender studiessuad josephindigenous peoples

Beyond Allegory: Human–Animal Encounters and Mutual Vulnerability in the Libyan Novel. Humanimalia (2022)

Nadine Sinno

human-animal encounterslibyan novelmutual vulnerabilityhumanities

Exasperating Rides and Bittersweet Duties. Middle East Journal of Culture and Communication (2022)

Nadine Sinno

cultureintercultural communicationmiddle east policycommunicationcultural studiesmiddle eastern studies

Poetics of Visibility in the Contemporary Arab American Novel. Mazen Naous. MELUS Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States (2021)

Nadine Sinno

visibilityliteraturecultural diversitycomparative literaturepoetics

Intifada Cows and Israeli National Security: Reanimating Civil Resistance in the Wanted 18. Middle East Critique (2020)

Nadine Sinno

national securitypolitical sciencereanimating civil resistanceisraeli national securitysecurity studiesmiddle eastern studies

Utopian/Dystopian Lebanon: Constructing Place in JabbūR Al-Duwayhī’S SharīD Al-Manāzil. Middle Eastern Literatures (2020)

Nadine Sinno

literaturejabbur al-duwayhicomparative literaturemiddle eastern studies

“Dammit, Jim, I’M a Muslim Woman, Not a Klingon!”: Mediating the Immigrant Body in Mohja Kahf’s Poetry. MELUS Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States (2017)

Nadine Sinno

immigrant bodymuslim womanliteraturecultural diversitymohja kahf

Nadine Sinno

rashid al-daifliterary criticismcomparative literatureethnicity

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