People
Faculty
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Research Areas
Contemporary German Literature and Media; Theories of the Contemporary; Aesthetics and Politics; Transnationalism and Translation; Digital Writing; European Jewish Literatures; Literary and Cultural Theory; Theories of the Novel
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Jeroen Dewulf
Queen Beatrix Professor in Dutch Studies; Professor in German Studies; Faculty Academic Director of Study Abroad; Director of the Institute of European Studies; Director of the Center for Portuguese Studies
Research Areas
Transatlantic slave trade; Dutch and Portuguese colonial history; Dutch and German literature; Low Countries Studies; Swiss literature and culture; European politics and culture;
Introduction to German Reading Culture; The Multicultural Netherlands; The Dutch-Speaking Caribbean; From New Amsterdam to New York; Anne Frank and After; The Indonesian Connection; “Minor Literatures” – Austrian and Swiss Literature and Identity -
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Foreign Language Pedagogy, Second Language Acquisition
Applied Linguistics
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Frankfurt School; German Idealism; Aesthetics; Literature and Philosophy; Intellectual History
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Cultural and media studies with a focus on moving images, multilingual literature, and theories of migration, social interaction and aesthetic intervention in a global horizon
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Modernism/modernity; Weimar cinema and culture; trauma and memory; 20th century German literature, film, and avant-garde; film theory and media archaeology; Frankfurt School; German exiles; film noir; photography and temporality
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Medieval Literature; Literature and religion; History of the Imagination; Literature, sensation and emotions; Aesthetics
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Germanic linguistics; Modern German and Dutch; Syntax and phonology; Functional and cognitive approaches, e.g. the affects of various semantic, pragmatic, and processing factors on syntactic phenomena
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German literature and intellectual history from the seventeenth to the twentieth century, with an emphasis on classical-romantic literature and the philosophical thought of German Idealism; Comparative Literature (Western Europe, China); Law and Literature; Political Thought.
