About Me
Khadija Riaz is a lecturer and an MPhil research supervisor, specializing in modern and contemporary fiction, Anglophone literature, and war literature. She holds an MPhil in English Literature from Kinnaird College for Women University, Lahore, where her thesis titled “Exploring Human Behavior and Archetypes Imploding Social Relationships in Ford’s The Good Soldier” examined psychological patterns, relational breakdown, and archetypal structures in modernist fiction.
She completed her 16-years Bachelor's degree from Government College University, Lahore, conducting a research thesis on “Humanitarian Crisis at the Backdrop of the Partition of India: A Study of Saadat Hasan Manto’s Selected Short Stories,” which explored historical trauma, violence, and the human condition through a literary lens.
Her broader academic interests include modern and contemporary narrative forms, post-war literature, and Anglophone writing. Her specific research focus lies in trauma, memory, history, and psychological studies. She actively teaches a range of literature courses and supervises MPhil scholars working in related fields.
