Summary / Notes

Mr. Hazrat Abbas is a Lecturer in English Literature and Linguistics at Riphah International University, Malakand Campus, with over seven years of teaching experience. His academic expertise spans postcolonial literature, discourse analysis (CDA), ecocriticism, trauma theory, and translation studies, with a particular focus on the sociocultural impacts of colonialism, gender discourse, migration, dysphoria, and transnational identity. His research also delves into modern fiction and the integration of AI in linguistics, contributing to several high-impact, peer-reviewed journals. He has gained recognition for his work on trauma studies in Abdulrazak Gurnah's Afterlives and ecocritical perspectives in postcolonial texts. His scholarly contributions have earned him an h-index of 4 and widespread citations across academic fields. Mr. Abbas has mentored numerous undergraduate and postgraduate students, guiding their research in linguistics, gender studies, and modern fiction. He actively participates in the peer review process for prestigious journals and collaborates with researchers on a variety of interdisciplinary topics, including AI’s role in language and text analysis. His work also extends to editorial roles, where he contributes to shaping academic discourse. With a strong commitment to advancing research and education in South Asia, Mr. Abbas continues to foster academic growth, support students, and contribute to the evolution of literature and language studies.