Hawzhen Rashadaddin Ahmed has a PhD in Postcolonial Literature and Cultural Studies from the University of Leicester, United Kingdom. He is currently the head of the academic committee of undergraduate and postgraduate studies and a lecturer of literary theory, critical theory, and postcolonial literature in the Department of English at Soran University, in Iraqi Kurdistan Region. He has so far published articles on language policy in the KRI, postmodern alienation, feminist theatre, ecocrticism and comparative literary studies. He has also participated in many international conferences in the United Kingdom and inside the Iraqi Kurdistan Region.

• Introduction – Representations of Occidentalist Constructions and Racializing the Other – Portraying Modernity’s Ambivalences, Nationalist Dualism, and Ethnic Rejection – Illegal Spaces and Lawless Bodies within Nation-States – Narrating Homelessness, Assimilations, and Unbelonging – Constructions of Femininity in the World of Orientalist and Nationalist Patriarchy – Conclusion – Works Cited.

Hawzhen Rashadaddin Ahmed has a PhD in Postcolonial Literature and Cultural Studies from the University of Leicester, United Kingdom. He is currently the head of the academic committee of undergraduate and postgraduate studies and a lecturer of literary theory, critical theory, and postcolonial literature in the Department of English at Soran University, in Iraqi Kurdistan Region. He has so far published articles on language policy in the KRI, postmodern alienation, feminist theatre, ecocrticism and comparative literary studies. He has also participated in many international conferences in the United Kingdom and inside the Iraqi Kurdistan Region.

• Introduction – Representations of Occidentalist Constructions and Racializing the Other – Portraying Modernity’s Ambivalences, Nationalist Dualism, and Ethnic Rejection – Illegal Spaces and Lawless Bodies within Nation-States – Narrating Homelessness, Assimilations, and Unbelonging – Constructions of Femininity in the World of Orientalist and Nationalist Patriarchy – Conclusion – Works Cited.

Hawzhen Rashadaddin Ahmed has a PhD in Postcolonial Literature and Cultural Studies from the University of Leicester, United Kingdom. He is currently the head of the academic committee of undergraduate and postgraduate studies and a lecturer of literary theory, critical theory, and postcolonial literature in the Department of English at Soran University, in Iraqi Kurdistan Region. He has so far published articles on language policy in the KRI, postmodern alienation, feminist theatre, ecocrticism and comparative literary studies. He has also participated in many international conferences in the United Kingdom and inside the Iraqi Kurdistan Region.

• Introduction – Representations of Occidentalist Constructions and Racializing the Other – Portraying Modernity’s Ambivalences, Nationalist Dualism, and Ethnic Rejection – Illegal Spaces and Lawless Bodies within Nation-States – Narrating Homelessness, Assimilations, and Unbelonging – Constructions of Femininity in the World of Orientalist and Nationalist Patriarchy – Conclusion – Works Cited.