Ghaleb Anabseh, Associate Professor
2006-2012 – Head of the Department of Arabic Language and Literature
2006-2012 – Member of the Teaching Committee at the Arabic Academic Institute.
2009-2012 – Member of the College’s Disciplinary Committee
2011-2012 – Member of the Arabic Institute’s Committee for the Preparation of Language Curricula
2012-2014 – Coordinator of the Arabic Institute’s Departmental Seminar
2013-present – Member of the Arabic Language and Literature Conferences Steering Committee
2014-2015 – Head of the Research Center, Arab Academic Institute
2015 – Head of the Languages teaching and Learning graduate Program (M.ED).
2015 – Member of the appointments committee to award tenure and lecturer rank
2017 – Member of the Academic Council
- Holy Land literature in Arabic
- Sufi(تصوّف) literature in Arabic towards the end of the Ottoman period.
- anecdotes in classical Arabic literature
- Topics in Arabic Dialectology
- Classical Poetry
- Classical Genres
- The Short Story
- Anabseh, G. & Masarwah, N. (2016) “Acoustic Rhythm in al-hareri’s Maqamat”, in: Jerusalem Studies in Arabic and Islam. 43, pp. 273-309 The Hebrew University.
- Anabseh, G. Nader Masarwah, (2014). Palestinian Oral Traditions and the Sanctity of Damascus: A Critical Analysis of a Palestinian Seventeenth-Century Manuscript, Holy Land Studies, 13.2, 213-221.
- Anabseh, G. (2013). Oral Debate on the Nature of the Holy Land in the 18th Century: Traditions from Early Islam and Later Local Traditions. Al-Hasad 3:95-114 (in Arabic).
- Anabseh, G. (2011). Dreams in the Islamic Merits Literature of Palestine and Syria and Local Patriotism: Mamluk and Ottoman Texts. Holy Land Studies 10.1, pp. 73- 85 Edinburgh University Press
- Anabseh, G. (2021). Where Is the Holy Land? A Reading of Two Seventeenth-Century Arabic Manuscript Texts of Virtues of the Holy Land Literature, In: Prof. Meir Hatina and Stefan Reichmuth,”Selected Themes In Arabic Culture”, Honour of Professor Shmuel Moreh. 22 pp. (Brill-Holand)
- Language Policy
- Language Education