BATAOUI Mohamed
Faculty of Languages, Arts and Human Sciences. Hassan I University Settat- Morocco
Morocco

Dr. Mohamed Bataoui, holding a PhD, currently serves as an Assistant Professor specializing in English Language and Cultural Studies at the University of Hassan First, located in Settat city, Morocco. His research is characterized by its diversity, reflecting his wide-ranging interests in contemporary postcolonial literature, intercultural studies, critical pedagogy, anti-canonicity, and postcolonial feminism. His scholarly pursuits have led to numerous presentations at both national and international conferences, as well as publications in the field of cultural studies. Among his recent works are titles such as "Narrating Homosexuality Across Borders and Beyond Boundaries in Hanan Al-Shaykh's Only in London", "Translation as a Discursive Tool of Resistance and Counter-hegemony in Leila Aboulela’s The Translator", "Routes to New Becoming; Gender, Mobility and Identity Metamorphosis in Fadia Faqir’s My Name is Salma", "Cinema, Geopolitics and Power Surveillance: Screening Middle East in Post-9/11 Hollywood Films", and "The Intricacies of Cultural Translation in Leila Aboulela's The Translator (1999)"