Zsofia Domsa

Dr Zsofia Domsa is Associate Professor in the Department of Language and Literature at NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology). Specializing in Nordic literature, she teaches courses in Scandinavian literary history, literary theory, and Norwegian language. Her doctoral dissertation analyzed Jon Fosse's early drama.

Research interests center on cognitive approaches to literature, dramatic theory, and Nordic literary traditions. She co-leads a Hungarian research group advancing cognitive poetics in literary studies. Recent work examines trauma representation in Scandinavian literature and cognitive aspects of autobiographical forms.

Publication analysis shows consistent focus on Norwegian authors (Jon Fosse, Knut Hamsun) through cognitive and psychoanalytic frameworks. Her work frequently bridges literary analysis with performance studies, especially in theatrical adaptations.

Dr Domsa participates in international literary festivals and public lectures, including events at the Trondheim Literature Festival and Nobel Prize Day symposia.

• Regular contributor to academic conferences on Scandinavian studies
• Organizer of literary interpretation workshops
• Public lectures on Nobel laureate Jon Fosse's work