Rosa Jamali (born 1977) is an Iranian poet, translator, and literary scholar. She was born in Tehran and has been active in the contemporary Persian literary scene since the early 2000s. Jamali’s work encompasses original poetry collections published in Persian, as well as translations of international literary texts into Persian. Her contributions are noted for their engagement with modernist poetic forms and for bridging Persian literature with broader global literary currents.
Jamali has also participated in literary festivals and academic conferences, contributing essays and critiques on poetry and translation theory. Her translations include works by prominent European poets, introducing Persian readers to a range of modernist and post‑modernist texts.
Selected activities and contributions
- Publication of multiple poetry collections in Persian (titles and publication dates vary across sources).
- Translation of notable European literary works into Persian, facilitating cross‑cultural literary exchange.
- Participation in literary events and scholarly forums focusing on contemporary poetry and translation studies.
Academic and professional affiliations Jamali has been associated with literary journals and academic institutions in Iran, where she has taught courses related to literature and translation.
Recognition She has received acknowledgment within literary circles for her poetic output and translation projects, contributing to the development of contemporary Persian literature.
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