Film as the Final Print of History: The Portrayal of Women in Egyptian Cinema's Glorious Eras (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781912969067)

Associate Professor Dr Koshy is an award winning teacher and researcher who specialises in communication research covering media, marketing and business communication. She also engages in research in pedagogy - specifically assessment in higher education. Dr Koshy has degrees in English Language and Literature, Business Management, Marketing and TESOL and she was top graduating student in all courses. Dr Koshy has received a Vice Chancellor's citation for Outstanding Contribution to Teaching and Learning and awards for Teaching Excellence, Research, Assessment Design and Leadership. Her industry experience includes stints with film, television and radio. Dina is an aspiring journalist with a Master of Media and Communications. She currently works at one of Canada's top media and news agencies as a transcriptionist and editor. Dina has always had a fascination with Egyptian cinema. Growing up in a household which valued cinema, politics and women, Dina found herself interested in the world of cinema and its relationship to women. Influenced by the strong female role models in her family, Dina decided to explore this topic to better understand the roles of women in Egyptian cinema and how it correlates with the regular woman that she sees on the streets of Egypt.