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YEAR
                                                                                      2025




                                       department of english



                                                      RESEARCH INTERESTS
                                                         !9th Century British Literature and Culture
                                                          Environmental Humanities
                                                          Philosophical Aesthetics


                                                      RESEARCH KEYWORDSS
                                                         J.R.R. Tolkien; Literary Theory; Critical Theory;
                                                         Literature and Philosophy; Aesthetics; Victorian
                                                         Literature


                                                     SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
                                                        Mohammadi,  Farid  (2025).  “In  the  Black  Abyss
                                                        There Appeared a Single Eye”: The Gaze and Self-
            dr.                                         Fragmentation  in  The  Lord  of  the  Rings  (WOS),
            Farid Mohammadi                             CRITIQUE - STUDIES IN CONTEMPORARY FICTION.
                                                        ROUTLEDGE. (WOS).
            faridm@um.edu.my                            Mohammadi,  Farid  (2025).  The  Routledge
                                                        Companion to Literature and Art, BRITISH JOURNAL
                                                        OF  AESTHETICS.  OXFORD  UNIVERSITY  PRESS.
            EDUCATION                                   (WOS).
               PhD (English Literature)                 Mohammadi,  Farid  (2024).  “It  Shall  Be  Set  in
                  Universiti Malaya (UM)                Imperishable  Crystal”:  A  Representation  of  Hair
                                                        Memorabilia in Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings, THE
               Master of Arts (English Language & Literature)  EXPLICATOR. ROUTLEDGE. (WOS)
                  Islamic Azad University, Iran         Mohammadi, Farid (2022). Beyond environmental
                                                        imagination:  Revisiting  J.R.R.  Tolkien's  literary
               Bachelor's Degree (English Language &
               Literature)                              landscapes  in  The  Lord  of  the  Rings  (1954-1955),
                  Islamic Azad University, Iran         LITERATURE COMPASS. Wiley-Blackwell.

             UMEXPERT LINK                            SELECTED ACHIEVEMENTS
             https://umexpert.um.edu.my/faridm.html      Associate Editor, The Explicator (Taylor & Francis |
                                                         Routledge), 2025–Present (International).
            RESEARCHER ID                                2024–2025: University Grant - John Clare and the
                                                         Emergence  of  Environmental  Awareness  and
            HKO-9357-2023 (Web of Science)               Animal  Ethics  in  Romantic  Literature  (Principal
            https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9607-428X
                                                         Investigator).
                                                         13  Jan  2025  –  14  Jan  2025:  KEYNOTE  SPEAKER:
            SCOPUS ID                                    Globalization,  Inclusion  and  Diversity  in  English
                                                         Studies  -  2nd  International  Conference  GIDES
            57226277120
                                                         2025  Faculty  of  Social  Sciences,  Department  of
                                                         English, University of Wah (International).



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