Conversation Canada - Graduate student Sheheryar Sheikh joins the conversation
Grad student Sheheryar Sheikh explores the apocalyptic in literature
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Graduate student Sheheryar Sheikh joins the conversation
Sheheryar Sheikh, a senior graduate student and former teacher-scholar doctoral fellow in the Department of English, has contributed an article to Conversation Canada. See https://theconversation.com/understanding-apocalyptic-events-through-literature-107342 to read his ideas about "Understanding apocalyptic events through literature.”
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