Postmodernism and Spatialization of Time: Dr. Bouacida may be interested in exploring the collapse of chronology and the spatialization of time in postmodern literature, examining how temporal concepts are represented and deconstructed in literary works.
Memory and Trauma Studies: Her research might focus on the intersection of memory and trauma in literature, particularly in relation to themes of identity, history, and personal narratives.
Cultural Identity and Representation: Dr. Bouacida may investigate how cultural identity is constructed and represented in literature, with a focus on marginalized or underrepresented voices and perspectives.
Literary Theory and Criticism: She may engage in theoretical inquiries into literary criticism, exploring different approaches and methodologies for analyzing and interpreting literary texts.
Comparative Literature: Dr. Bouacida’s research interests may extend to comparative literature, where she examines similarities and differences between literary works from different cultural, linguistic, or historical contexts.
Gender and Feminist Studies: She may explore gender dynamics, power relations, and feminist themes in literature, analyzing representations of gender identity, sexuality, and social constructs in literary texts.
Postcolonial Literature: Dr. Bouacida may be interested in postcolonial literature and theory, examining the legacies of colonialism, decolonization, and cultural hybridity in literature from postcolonial contexts.
Literary and Cultural Critique: Her research interests may include critical examinations of literary and cultural phenomena, addressing issues such as representation, ideology, and the politics of culture.