Neerav has an MPhil degree in English Literature from Delhi University, where he also taught for five years before joining Ashoka University. His research, examining some of Orhan Pamuk’s novels, looked at different ways in which object assemblages construct the literary text. As a member of the CWC ELT Team, in addition to conducting workshops, he teaches the Academic Bridge Programme at Ashoka. His interests include affect studies, literary theory and criticism, feminism, and the intersections between psychoanalysis and Marxism. He is presently pursuing a TESOL certification from Arizona State University and is interested in exploring genre-based ESP and developing pedagogical techniques and scaffolding frameworks which aim at integrating language teaching and academic writing teaching with critical thinking.
