SANA’A – Sunday, October 4, 2026
Department of English at the Faculty of Languages, Sana’a University, successfully convened a research seminar to discuss the PhD Dissertation proposal submitted by Ms. Duaa Ameen Abdul Aziz Almashriqi.
Her research, titled "Identity Construction and the Dynamics of Yemeni Women Representation: A Comparative Corpus-Assisted Critical Discourse Analysis of Selected Yemeni and Western Narratives".
The viva-voce committee consists of:
- Prof. Abdulhameed A. Ashujaa
- Prof. Iman Abdullah Yahya Al-Mahdi
- Assoc. Prof. Abdulwadood Ahmed Annuzaili
- Assoc. Prof. Ibraheem Nagi Tagaddeen
- Assoc. Prof. Abbas Abdulmalik Mutahar
- Dr. Ali Abdullah Al-Ghail
During the session, the candidate presented her academic research plan, detailing the thesis objectives, significance, methodology, the underlying theoretical and conceptual framework, in addition to the proposed hypotheses and analytical tools.
Following an in-depth discussion and rigorous scholarly exchange, the committee formally approved the research plan. The members praised the candidate’s efforts and underscored the vital importance of this topic in enriching the fields of linguistics and humanitarian discourse within the humanities.
The seminar was well-attended by graduate students, faculty members, and researchers specialized in linguistics and translation.
