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Yasmine Khayyat and Rola Khayyat

Yasmine Khayyat is an assistant professor of Arabic and Comparative Literature at Rutgers University. She is currently completing a book manuscript titled "War Remains: Ruination and Resistance in Lebanon." Her interdisciplinary work explores war at the intersections of literature and cultural memory studies. She has articles published in the Journal of Arabic Literature and the Journal of Middle East Women’s Studies.

Rola Khayyat is an assistant professor of Photography at Virginia Commonwealth University in Qatar. She is also a photographer and curator whose work revolves around war and memory. She is currently completing a documentary project on the Lebanese Jewish diaspora called "From Brooklyn to Beirut."

ARTICLES BY Yasmine Khayyat and Rola Khayyat

  • Ruminating on Ruins in Beirut

    Ruminating on Ruins in Beirut

    It happened all of a sudden, a little after 6pm on 4 August 2020, the timing of the port explosion forever stamped in memory and mobile. I was on the phone arranging an ambulance ride home for my father from the American University of Beirut Medical Center (AUBMC) when the line suddenl..