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Anna Lindhé is an Associate Professor at the Department of Languages, Literature and Culture at Østfold University College. With a PhD from Lund University and postdoctoral experience at Umeå University, she has held visiting positions at Duke University and Oxford University.
Research Interests:
- Literature and Ethics
- Narrative Empathy
- Literary Didactics
- Intercultural Communication
- Digital Humanities
Her recent work explores the "paradox of narrative empathy" in modernist and realist literature, focusing on ethical tensions in texts like Virginia Woolf's Mrs Dalloway and Tan Twan Eng's The Garden of Evening Mists. She investigates literature's role in fostering democratic competence, intercultural understanding, and ethical navigation of discomfort.
Scientific Awards:
- Best Dissertation on Margaret Atwood, The Margaret Atwood Society
- Excellence in Teaching and Collegiality, College of Liberal Arts, North Carolina Central University
Anna supervises Master's theses in intercultural learning and democratic education, integrating her research on written retelling strategies in second-language literacy. Her publications span empirical studies, theoretical analyses, and monographs, with a 2025 article on Woolf's novelistic ethics and a forthcoming study on trauma and silence in postcolonial texts.
