Double Estrangement and Developments in Arabic Science Fiction: Ahmad Sa‘dāwi’s Frankenstein in Baghdad

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Science Fiction, Literature, Baghdad, Migration, Iraq

Ian Campbell, Georgia State University

Ian Campbell is Associate Professor of Arabic and Comparative Literature in the Department of World Languages & Cultures at Georgia State University. His research interests revolve around science fiction in Arabic and the depiction of Arabs and Arab/Muslim culture in Anglophone SF. He also writes about postcolonial Moroccan literature in French and Arabic. He administers a YouTube channel, Arabic Grammar Unpacked and also writes trashy murder mystery fiction under a pseudonym.

2020-06-05 — Updated on 2021-12-14

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