Zohreh Ramin
Biographic Data
| ID | 8513186 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Zohreh Ramin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Zohreh |
| FAMILY NAME | Ramin |
| SIGNATURE | RAMIN Z |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Tehran |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1347-1592 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
And the Splendid Moment Had Come to Speak” Kristevan Subjectivity and Semiotic Silence in A White Heron
A Transmedia Narration of Circe Through Madeline Miller’s Adaptation of the Ancient Goddess
Transmedia storytelling involves unfolding several narratives across differing platforms while each text makes a distinctive contribution to the creation of a unique grand narrative. According to Hen- ry Jenkins, one of the ways in which contemporary writers are using transmedia literature is by recreating old stories in a new way. Madeline Miller has challenged the dominant male perspective by re-writing an ancient myth through the female point …
A novel of de-formation: Cormac McCarthy’s Child of God as a postmodern Gothic parody of the Bildungsroman
Cormac McCarthy’s fiction has been widely acclaimed for its unstinting exploration of the subterranean recesses of human subjectivity and its inarticulate horrors. His third novel, Child of God (1973), achieves the foregoing by tapping into Gothic and postmodern features, both of which demonstrate a corresponding concern with human subjectivity. As a literary tradition intimately intertwined with the teleological discourse of humanism, the Bildun…
Contrapuntal Capitalism: Alternated Prosperity/failure in E. L. Doctorow’s Welcome to Hard Times
E. L. Doctorow, hailed as a hallmark figure in historiographic metafiction, has proved to shun a facile designation as far as his political inclinations are concerned. While Doctorow shies away fro
The Locked Consciousness: Edgar Allan Poe’s Ratiocination in Paul Auster’s the Locked Room
Paul Auster, as a postmodern writer, has employed an acutely conscious intertextual framework, which allows him to co-opt styles from different eras and to mingle them in such a way as to echo thei
Unheard Voices and Counter Discourse, a Study of the March by E.L. Doctorow; With Special Regards to Alan Sinfield’s Theories of Dissidence
There have been many texts and writings which show the resistances against dominant power and ideology. Texts offer glimpses of resistances and deviancies and their outcomes in the society. According to Foucault's theories, texts can be investigated to reveal the power relations in them and how power reacts to such deviancies. Literary texts can be viewed as sources where dominant ideologies, beliefs, opinions and ideas can be found. This can be …
Manipulation as Single Effect: The Outcome of Poe’s Improvisation of Power in Detective Tales
Investigating Poe’s manipulative act in his ratiocinative tales as well as Dupin’s exploitation of the readers has been a continuing concern among the critics. Loisa Nyggard accuses Dupin of deceiv
Mimicry of Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin and the Formation of Resistant Slave Narrative in Ishmael Reed’s Flight to Canada
Postmodernism has as its major tenet the eradication of master-narratives in favor of marginalized voices. In so doing, it puts forward various strategies which, though different in methodology, are all critical of the dominant exclusionary discourses. Parodic mimicry is one of these subversive strategies which allows the anti-establishment artist to employ the discriminatory discursive practices and skillfully turn them on their heads. African A…
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Mimicry of Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin and the Formation of Resistant Slave Narrative in Ishmael Reed’s Flight to Canada
Postmodernism has as its major tenet the eradication of master-narratives in favor of marginalized voices. In so doing, it puts forward various strategies which, though different in methodology, are all critical of the dominant exclusionary discourses. Parodic mimicry is one of these subversive strategies which allows the anti-establishment artist to employ the discriminatory discursive practices and skillfully turn them on their heads. African A…
Unheard Voices and Counter Discourse, a Study of the March by E.L. Doctorow; With Special Regards to Alan Sinfield’s Theories of Dissidence
There have been many texts and writings which show the resistances against dominant power and ideology. Texts offer glimpses of resistances and deviancies and their outcomes in the society. According to Foucault's theories, texts can be investigated to reveal the power relations in them and how power reacts to such deviancies. Literary texts can be viewed as sources where dominant ideologies, beliefs, opinions and ideas can be found. This can be …
Manipulation as Single Effect: The Outcome of Poe’s Improvisation of Power in Detective Tales
Investigating Poe’s manipulative act in his ratiocinative tales as well as Dupin’s exploitation of the readers has been a continuing concern among the critics. Loisa Nyggard accuses Dupin of deceiv
The Locked Consciousness: Edgar Allan Poe’s Ratiocination in Paul Auster’s the Locked Room
Paul Auster, as a postmodern writer, has employed an acutely conscious intertextual framework, which allows him to co-opt styles from different eras and to mingle them in such a way as to echo thei
A Transmedia Narration of Circe Through Madeline Miller’s Adaptation of the Ancient Goddess
Transmedia storytelling involves unfolding several narratives across differing platforms while each text makes a distinctive contribution to the creation of a unique grand narrative. According to Hen- ry Jenkins, one of the ways in which contemporary writers are using transmedia literature is by recreating old stories in a new way. Madeline Miller has challenged the dominant male perspective by re-writing an ancient myth through the female point …
A novel of de-formation: Cormac McCarthy’s Child of God as a postmodern Gothic parody of the Bildungsroman
Cormac McCarthy’s fiction has been widely acclaimed for its unstinting exploration of the subterranean recesses of human subjectivity and its inarticulate horrors. His third novel, Child of God (1973), achieves the foregoing by tapping into Gothic and postmodern features, both of which demonstrate a corresponding concern with human subjectivity. As a literary tradition intimately intertwined with the teleological discourse of humanism, the Bildun…
Contrapuntal Capitalism: Alternated Prosperity/failure in E. L. Doctorow’s Welcome to Hard Times
E. L. Doctorow, hailed as a hallmark figure in historiographic metafiction, has proved to shun a facile designation as far as his political inclinations are concerned. While Doctorow shies away fro
And the Splendid Moment Had Come to Speak” Kristevan Subjectivity and Semiotic Silence in A White Heron
Art (7 works) · Literature (6 works) · Aesthetics (4 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · History (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Contemporary Literature and Criticism (3 works) · Narrative Theory and Analysis (3 works) · Postmodernism (3 works) · Psychology (3 works)