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Gareth Griffiths is an Emeritus Professor with expertise in Post-colonial literature theory, African English Literatures, and Theatre Drama. He has taught at various prestigious institutions including the University of East Anglia, University of Missouri, and Macquarie University. His tenure at the University of Western Australia spanned from 1989 to 2013, and he was awarded the Emeritus Professorship in September 2013. Professor Griffiths actively engages in research focusing on Narrative, Mental Health, Literary engagements, race and gender issues, and the socio-political dynamics of late 20th century South Africa. His recent projects include editing a book titled 'The Social Role Narrative: Human Rights Cultural Imaginary' and he is currently working on a similar edited book addressing Narrative Mental Health Issues. His research interests encompass Postcolonial Theory, African Literature, Human Rights, and the intersection of religion and postcolonial societies. Through his academic work, Griffiths has made significant contributions to the understanding of cultural representation and textual discussions surrounding colonial legacy and its implications in contemporary society.
The University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Led courses and research in Post-colonial literature theory and associated subjects.
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